TOKYO -- When U.S. President Joe Biden faced reporters Thursday at NATO headquarters in Brussels, the first question he received was on chemical weapons.
Russia thought to have sarin, VX, mustard gas and others in arsenal

If conventional methods stall in Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin has two options, analysts say: humiliating retreat or escalation to weapons of mass destruction. (Source photos by Reuters and AP)
TOKYO -- When U.S. President Joe Biden faced reporters Thursday at NATO headquarters in Brussels, the first question he received was on chemical weapons.