Isn't this illegal based on International Conventions? 🧐
"Britain will supply depleted uranium tank rounds to Ukraine, Defence Minister Baroness Goldie says."
Sauce:
https://questions-statements.parliament.uk/written-questions/detail/2023-03-06/hl6144
Your post sent me down a rabbit hole.
The legality of using DU in armed conflict situations is in question, in part because the science is too. There is no treaty dedicated to regulating the production, use, destruction, or stockpiling of DU weapons as there is with respect to other problematic weapons and weapon systems
https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-science-of-the-silver/
ChatGPT:
The use of depleted uranium bullets is not illegal under international law, but their use may be restricted by national laws or regulations. Depleted uranium bullets are typically used by militaries for their armor-penetrating capabilities. The main concern with depleted uranium is its potential health and environmental effects. The use of depleted uranium bullets by military forces is generally subject to strict operational procedures and protocols to minimize risks to personnel and the environment.
