Funded by AGBU, 'White Phosphorus in Artsakh' is a new and exclusive documentary series from Zartonk Media about Azerbaijan's use of chemical weapons in Artsakh during last year’s war and the Armenians affected. Filmed and directed by Artsakh Research Grant recipient Fin dePencier, the first episode follows a group of doctors from Armenia and worldwide treating victims at the Davtashen National Burn Center. The series, also funded by Sarkis and Maral Jebejian, is available to watch on Zartonk Me

White phosphorus, a weapon banned by the UN but it’s uses are included in smoke and illumination munitions are falling down on our soldiers. Burning at up to 1,472F it easily burns through skin affecting the body as phosphorus enters through the wound causing organ failure as well as kidney. The only way to put out such munitions is starving the phosphorus of oxygen, water and mud or any such solution are readily available. | Ukraine:News