What is the legal ruling if a husband says, 'You are divorced, half a divorce, a third of a divorce, a sixth of a divorce,' without conjunctions?

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If the husband says, 'You are divorced half a divorce, a third of a divorce, a sixth of a divorce' (نصف طلقة ثلث طلقة سدس طلقة) without the conjunction 'and' (wa), only one divorce occurs. The absence of the conjunction indicates that these parts are not distinct units but rather describe a single, undivided divorce pronouncement. This is interpreted as the subsequent phrases being a Badal (substitute) or explanation for the preceding one, which does not necessitate differentiation.