The OPCW also said it had not yet received an official request to investigate these claims
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The Organisation for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons said Tuesday information it had received on alleged chemical weapons use in Ukraine was "insufficiently substantiated."
The OPCW also said it had not yet received an official request to investigate these claims, after the United States accused Russia of using the toxic agent chloropicrin against Ukrainian troops.
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