What kind of weapons do conventional weapons refer to?

Conventional weapons: in short, most weapons except weapons of mass destruction. Because of the limited range and lethality of this weapon, its impact on human beings and the environment is not as great as that of weapons of mass destruction. Therefore, there is no express provision in the world to restrict its use. Therefore, in modern wars, the use of conventional weapons is relatively common. Moreover, countries like the United States desperately want to miniaturize nuclear weapons and reduce the equivalent (when the equivalent of an explosion is less than a certain standard, it is not considered a nuclear explosion). The purpose is to play the edge ball and let yourself legally use weapons of mass destruction. There are also modifications to nuclear weapons delivery vehicles to enable them to install conventional warheads.

In fact, some weapons are between conventional weapons and weapons of mass destruction. It's also a conventional weapon. Such as depleted uranium bombs. The damage caused by it is geometric times higher than that caused by ordinary bombs.