Chemical bombs are explosive devices that release toxic chemicals upon detonation. These weapons are designed to harm or incapacitate people, animals, and the environment. The chemicals used can cause severe injuries, respiratory issues, or even death, depending on their nature and concentration. The use of chemical bombs is prohibited under international law, specifically the Chemical Weapons Convention. This treaty aims to eliminate the production and stockpiling of chemical weapons, promoting global safety and security. Despite these regulations, some groups and nations have been known to use such weapons in conflicts, raising concerns about their impact on civilian populations.