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nontraditional agent

chemical compound
Also known as: NTA
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  • Chemical weapons in World War I
    chemical weapon
    / Banning chemical weapons

    …cover fourth-generation chemical weapons, so-called nontraditional agents (NTAs), such as some of the binary nerve agents known as “novichoks.” There is evidence that Russia inherited NTAs from the former Soviet arsenals. In March 2018 Sergei Skripal, a former Russian intelligence officer who had acted as a double agent for Britain,…

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    …cover fourth-generation chemical weapons, so-called nontraditional agents (NTAs), such as some of the binary nerve agents known as “novichoks.” There is evidence that Russia inherited NTAs from the former Soviet arsenals. In March 2018 Sergei Skripal, a former Russian intelligence officer who had acted as a double agent for Britain,…

    Read More