Colonel Hamish de Bretton-Gordon, former chief of the British Army's chemical weapons unit, said Russian troops could storm a lab and use it as a base to unleash a bioweapon
Russian leader Vladimir Putin could unleash a deadly biological weapon on Ukraine and blame the US, the former head of the British Army's chemical weapons unit has warned.He also warned Putin's "indiscriminate" bombing campaign could hit a lab.The World Health Organisation has said the most deadly pathogens in Ukraine's labs should be wiped out amid fears of "potential spills" caused by Putin's relentless bombing.
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