Russian soldiers near Kharkiv A Ukrainian intelligence agency has claimed that he died after eating poisonous buns given to him by Ukrainian citizens as ‘gifts’.
Two soldiers of the 3rd Motor Rifle Division died shortly after eating the delicacies served by the citizens of Izium, Facebook Ukraine’s Main Intelligence Directorate announced the Post on Saturday.
Another 28 Russian soldiers are in intensive care after ingesting the poison and several hundred others are also suffering from ‘serious illnesses’ after ingesting the poison alcohol given to them by the citizens.
Two soldiers of the 3rd Motor Rifle Division died soon after eating the stuffed buns
In the post, the agency said: ‘Ukrainians oppose the occupiers by all available means. According to available information, local residents of the Izyum district (Kharkiv region) ‘treated’ the Russians with poison pie from the 3rd Motorized Rifle Division of the Russian Federation.
‘As a result, two occupants died at once, with the other 28 being taken to the Intensive Care Unit. His present condition is being clarified.
‘About 500 more soldiers of the 3rd Motorized Rifle Division of the Russian Federation are in hospitals due to severe alcohol poisoning of unknown origin.’
Russia reportedly wrote troops at a ‘non-combatant loss’ as it failed to encircle Kyiv in the first six weeks of the war to focus on fighting in the Donbas region of eastern Ukraine. initiates the effort.
The sabotage is the latest in a Civil War campaign by Ukrainians in an attempt to defy Russian attempts to capture their cities.
Izium is expected to see more fighting in the coming weeks as Putin desperately scrambles to reverse his fortunes after an embarrassing start to his invasion of Ukraine.
It is a city of strategic importance to Russia as it would allow troops to use it as a base for sustained attacks in the Donbass and allow Putin to re-supply his troops with the city near the Russian border. Will give
Control of the city would allow the Russians to coordinate with forces fighting further south in the Donbass region and to split the Eastern Front and Ukraine’s Southern Army from those fighting in the north.
Izium is expected to see more fighting in the coming weeks as Putin desperately scrambles to reverse his fortunes after an embarrassing start to his invasion of Ukraine.
The poisoning comes after mass graves of civilian corpses were discovered on the outskirts of Kyiv, a Russian return claimed yesterday.
Ukrainians claimed that Russian forces would ‘booby-trap corpses and kill civilians while retreating from recaptured Kyiv territory’.
Territorial Defense fighters told The Times that they found the mutilated bodies of 18 people, including women and 14-year-olds, in a basement.
Horrific images emerged of bodies scattered on the streets of the commuter town of Buka, which were recaptured by Ukrainian forces on Friday.
The city’s mayor, Anatoly Fedoruk, said last night: ‘We have already buried 280 people in mass graves.’
The bodies of at least 20 men in civilian clothing were found lying on the side of a residential road. One had tied his hand behind his back with a white cloth. A Ukrainian passport was lying on the ground nearby.
“All these people were shot to death, in the back of the head,” said Mr. Fedoruk.
He said several bodies had white stripes “to show that they were unarmed” and that a 14-year-old boy was among the dead.
They claimed that some of the victims tried to cross the Buchanka River into Ukraine-controlled territory and that entire families were destroyed, including ‘children, women, grandmothers’. These are the results of Russian occupation,’ he said.