WSJ: Ukraine’s Ministry of Health orders antidote to chemical weapon.
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April 9, 2022 3:29 am
The humanitarian non-profit Direct Relief will reportedly provide Ukraine with a requested 220,000 vials of atropine, which may be used to counter the symptoms of various nerve agents. Direct Relief previously provided the drug to Syrian medical workers after they came under attack in 2017 from the nerve gas sarin and other chemical agents.
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