Weapons That are Forbidden to Use in Most Countries of The World!

What is the worst weapon? The temperature at the epicenter of an atomic bomb explosion reaches 7,000 degrees Celsius and looks like a second child. The explosion resonates with 15 kilotons of power. It is as if a city had been bombed by 3,000 bombers dropping their loads in one. Exact place, impressive, every year new

weapons

of mass destruction appear, chemical, biological, thermonuclear, but even the weapon with the smallest coverage area can be so terrifying that it is banned in every country on the planet and right now we will tell you the more impressive. We all know that a bullet follows an al

most

straight path, but more than a century ago a technology was invented that circumvents this rule.

We are talking about expanding bullets while flying in the air. Its shape and trajectory do not differ from those of bullets. a normal bullet, but as soon as it hits soft tissue like a person, the bullet expands, its diameter increases greatly, resembling an open flower bud. Maybe romantic, but the effect of such a bullet is quite terrifying because of the sudden change in its shape, it starts to wobble and loses. its trajectory straight and thus dances around the body as a result the damage to the internal organs is horrific furthermore due to the sharp edges of the bullet the internal tissue is torn causing profuse internal bleeding the victim would be in agony or even in painful shock It is not surprising that this bullet was banned in 1899, shortly after its invention, the ban was confirmed in 1907 during the second Peace Conference in The Hague, today the vast majority of

countries

have officially renounced its use, although sometimes some individual soldiers use it illegally.

Bullets during military operations Expanding bullets have another important property due to the fact that they open inside the victim's body. These bullets never pass directly through their targets as stopping

weapons

. They are ideal, for example, if an aircraft is captured, using regular bullets would be very useful. It is risky, while expanding bullets cannot damage the body of the plane or pass through the hijacker and hit nearby people. Do you think the end justifies the means? This next gang weapon seems more like something from a sci-fi movie, since we're talking about lasers. In theory, a laser beam can burn metal and cause a powerful explosion, but it takes too much energy to do so, but a focused laser beam can damage a person's eyes.

These weapons began to be produced successfully in the 70s, the problem is the blinding effect. Laser weapons cause permanent loss of vision, so although this weapon is considered non-lethal, it was declared inhumane at a UN meeting in 1995. Since then, this type of weapon has not been used against people , but the ban did not include laser installations that warheads were disabled with the help of infrared beams, optical cameras and enemy tracking equipment, so this technology did not end up being completely banned, which cannot be said for a weapon like napalm. Its use against civilian populations has been totally prohibited since 1980 under a UN Convention.

The incendiary mixture is composed of benzyl gas and polystyrene. This dirt is al

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impossible to remove from the skin's surface. Burn for 10 minutes. By definition, napalm is not a weapon of mass destruction, but enough of it can burn thousands of square miles. of tropical forests since their humidity and even water practically do not hinder the flames after all the combustion temperature reaches 1,200 degrees Celsius burning napalm releases a large amount of carbon dioxide while oxygen burns extremely quickly, which is why , even if they could avoid coming into contact with napalm, enemy units would suffocate in closed spaces.

Napalm was used as a dangerous filler for bombs and projectiles, including hand grenades. During the explosion, the burning mixture spreads over a fairly large radius, but the most terrifying are the flamethrowers. Imagine the terror they can create. Napalm is not prohibited because of the inhumanity of such a weapon, but because it is difficult to control the fires it causes, so the only thing that would protect soldiers from their side and the enemy burning each other would be the general's lack of desire of harming civilians. Very recently, anti-personnel mines have been used freely and in many conflicts this weapon was not banned until 1997 in Ottawa, why was the use of this weapon allowed for so long?

Antipersonnel mines appear to differ little from grenades, other than being delayed in time. the mine detonates if a person approaches it, touches it or activates it, it all depends on the type of mind at that point, for example, there are mines that only detonate if something weighing more than 50 kilograms steps on it, so for most of the animals nothing will. This happens, but these are nuances. Mines are placed on or very close to the ground surface and then forgotten. As a result, large territories remain dangerous even years after a war. That's why the mine ban came so late, that's how long it took for people to finally realize what it meant for the legacy of the many conflicts of the 20th century.

This is one of the attractions of Croatia. Pleed Vicho lakes. This is an incredibly beautiful place where there are dozens or even hundreds of small bodies of water that are connected by waterfalls. When tourists visit these lakes they are prohibited from leaving the specially made wooden paths because the surrounding forests were mined and have not been discovered even now. all the mines and that's why sometimes stories appear in the news about how a tourist wandered here. He goes off the rails believing the warnings are false ones meant to protect local tourists, and as a result, articles are written about mental victims.

It is also not possible to hide from the mine, while plastic minds cannot be detected by metal detectors. Cluster bombs, though They are like mines in the sense that their explosive weapons work completely differently. The reason they were partially banned in 1980 and completely banned in 2008 in Dublin is that the area targeted is huge and at the same time they are also very inaccurate. Cluster bombs are essentially just containers with dozens. or even hundreds of smaller bombs, the large container detonates above the ground, after which the smaller ones spread and detonate once they hit the ground and, although cluster bombs like napalm are not legally considered weapons of mass destruction , governments prohibit its use due to Due to its destructive effect, we believe that it is better to leave that weapon for use in the Resident Evil movie.

Unfortunately, some individual criminals continue to use all types of banned weapons, but cluster bombs are a sad exception as it is the only banned weapon used by several officially stated perhaps the reason is that very little time has passed since the signing of the ban agreement in Dublin and not all

countries

with this type of weapons have agreed to sign the agreement. We hope that this situation will improve in the future if cluster bombs are banned recently. In addition to poisoned bullets, they were banned back in 1675, actually as soon as gunpowder weapons were introduced, they were also experimented with, but the use of poison is highly inhumane, the poison in the bullet makes the enemy suffer. and can cause damage to different organs, so Even after the war, the soldier will have to spend years receiving treatment for the effect of the poison.

Furthermore, if battles take place near population centers, the risk caused by their use only increases today, according to international law, the use of any poison. weapons during war are prohibited those that the ban does not cover operations carried out by spy agencies various poisons affect the body in that way, for example, they can cause heart failure and which will resemble a heart attack or can affect the kidneys and the liver so that He looks like a sick person with something that sounds like something out of a spy movie. What if these movies are actually based on real events?

Although poisoned weapons suggest spy wars, they impress more with their destructive power as a weapon of mass destruction. This is a hydrogen. The bomb that causes the so-called thermonuclear explosion imagines the destructive power of a bomb that is a thousand times more powerful than a nuclear bomb. The power of such a bomb is comparable to that of a giant falling meteor. Interestingly, for the creators, the Sun was the source. of inspiration for this weapon, within stars, a thermonuclear reaction occurs when light hydrogen nuclei are compressed so strongly that they form heavier helium nuclei. In the process of this transformation, a monstrous amount of energy is released, thanks to which we obtain heat that is so necessary to sustain life on Earth, a hydrogen bomb works more or less on the same principle, but instead only leads to destruction.

One day, the United States tested its first thermonuclear bomb on Bikini Atoll, there the bomb was destroyed on Marshall Island, the explosion completely destroyed this plot. Due to the power of the shock wave and the radiation from the neighboring islands, no living organism or even grass remained. The radioactive contamination of the bomb spread around a radius of 100 kilometers from the epicenter of the explosion, the crater of the fireball was more than a mile in diameter this was just a prototype the use of such a bomb is prohibited just like any other weapon of mass destruction not only because the destructive capacity of such bombs is enormous but because people also do not know how to get rid of them. can be said about the experiments with bats supplied with bombs this crazy idea to the American scientist little Adams using his friendship with the First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt Adams told his plan to the president just imagine taking an army of bats and giving them bombs the experiment was carried out In 1943, they chose bats that weighed up to 15 grams and could carry three times their own weight.

They were given the smallest napalm bombs and since then they have been called fat bombs with an average mass of 17 grams, more than a million of them. The animals were dropped from a plane into a fake village made especially for it. The bats landed there and blew up the buildings. Some of the bats broke away from the flock and flew in the opposite direction than intended. The reason was simply that the authorities had not done so. I thought of a way to control the bats and didn't think about the fact that some of them might want to fly in a direction not chosen by humans.

The bats flew into some US Air Force hangars and burned them to the ground, after which the experiment began. was declared a failure, but theoretically such use of bats makes it a biological weapon, meaning it would also be prohibited by modern international law. Well, and feeling sorry for the animals, no, but what do you think of this type of prohibited weapons? Which of them impressed you? most write about this in the comments like and subscribe to the channel, there are a lot of interesting things ahead