Russian Soldiers Reportedly Killed After Eating Poisoned Pastries Made By Ukrainians
04.04.2022 - 19:33
/ perezhilton.com
Two Russian soldiers have apparently died and several dozen more allegedly became sick after apparently being served poisoned pastries by local Ukrainian citizens.
The apparent food-related incident occurred amid Russia’s ongoing invasion into and war with Ukraine, which has already claimed the lives of more than 10,000 people, according to the Ukrainian government and the United Nations.
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In reference to a report released over the weekend by the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine, citizens in the city of Izium allegedly handed out poisoned pastries to Russian soldiers moving through the area. The soldiers, who were part of the 3rd Motor Rifle Division of the Russian Army, ate the apparently-spiked stuffed buns and soon after became very sick.
According to the government agency’s reporting on the issue via Facebook, at least two “invaders” were killed as a result of the poisoning. More than two dozen others were reportedly hospitalized due to the after-effects:
Per the New York Post, it is unclear what happened to the soldiers who were hospitalized following the alleged poisoning.
The poisoned buns report is supposedly the second tainted food issue that Russian soldiers have experienced recently. According to the Post, Ukraine has reported that at least 500 other soldiers fighting for Vladimir Putin‘s army were hospitalized in recent days due to alcohol poisoning. It’s unclear whether those soldiers were also given the alcohol by Ukrainian citizens or not, but officials in Kyiv claimed that Russia has already written off the incidents as “non-combat losses.”
Even amid these setbacks, Russia is still continuing its terrifying assault on the cities and citizens of
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