Actually, just the opposite. It is a battlefield tactical weapon with a low yield blast that emits large doses of neutron energy on the target with minimal amounts of long lived fission byproducts. The idea is to kill people (and other living things) but not cause long term radioactivity at the blast site allowing troops to safely enter the area after a few days. If anything, it's a "clean" bomb. ;~(
See Neutron Bomb
We used to have a fair number of 2-5 kt warheads fielded. This wasn't even that. I'm voting "fizzle" but I haven't seen any hard data yet.