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Russian senator alleges Ukrainian forces could use chemical weapons near Sloviansk and Kramatorsk to leave a ‘scorched earth’

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Alexander Voloshin, a Russian senator representing the Donetsk People’s Republic, alleged on Sunday that Ukrainian forces could use chemical weapons in parts of the region not yet under Russian control.

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