Polish company accused of supplying explosives for Israel’s war on Gaza
Summary
A Polish state-owned company, Nitro-Chem, is reported to have supplied explosives to U.S. arms companies, which then export the weapons to Israel. These explosives are said to be used in bombs and artillery in the ongoing conflict in Gaza. The report highlights Poland's significant role in supplying TNT to the U.S. and indirectly to Israel.Key Facts
- A Polish company, Nitro-Chem, is accused of supplying TNT to U.S. arms companies for use in weapons sent to Israel.
- These explosives are allegedly used in military shells, bombs, and grenades in Gaza.
- The report was released by several pro-Palestinian organizations.
- Nitro-Chem is described as a major producer of TNT in the EU and NATO.
- Ninety percent of TNT imported by the U.S. reportedly comes from Poland.
- The Israeli military has used these bombs in attacks on Gaza, including Jabalia refugee camp.
- The UN and Amnesty International have referred to some of these attacks as potential war crimes.
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