The Italian doctors are calling for an inquiry, but they are relying on reports from the field as prima facie grounds for such an independent inquest. From gas in WW1 to Agent Orange and Gulf War syndrome: Is there anything that human beings are not capable of?

Remember that the Gulf War I story of Iraqi soldiers tipping premature babies out of neonatal intensive care units in Kuwait turned out to be a propaganda hoax. Atrocity stories are easy to spread.

New and strange symptoms are reported in the wounded and dead.

Bodies with dead tissues and no apparent wounds; ‘shrunken’ corpses; civilians with heavy damage to lower limbs that require amputation, which is nevertheless followed by unstoppable necrosis and death; descriptions of extensive internal wounding with no trace of shrapnel, corpses blackened but not burnt, and others heavily wounded that did not bleed

Many of these description suggest the possibility that the new weapons used include ‘direct energy’ weapons, and chemical and/or biological agents, in a sort of macabre experiment of future warfare, where there is no respect for anything: international rules (from the Geneva convention to the treaties on biological and chemical weapons), refugees, hospitals and the red cross, not to mention the people, their future, their children, the environment, which is poisoned through dissemination of Depleted Uranium and toxic substances released after oil and chemical depots are bombed.