“Reports of 20 Russian Soldiers Dead in Ukraine Due to Poisoned Food, Says NBS Major”

In the TV24 program “Actual about the war in Ukraine”, Jānis Slaidiņš, the program’s expert, NBS major and National Guard staff officer, says that news has been received about the death of 20 Russian soldiers after eating lunch on April 24 in the Zaporizhzhya region.

One of the reasons for such an outcome could have been poisoned food, because last year, when the Russians entered Ukraine, a Ukrainian aunt treated the Russian soldiers with pies containing rat poison, he recalls.

Also in 2014, there were traitors who brought poisoned food to their residents. There have been a lot of these cases in nine years, J.Slaidiņš claims.

In April of last year, La.lv already reported that Ukrainians are resisting the Russian invaders with all available means – the local residents treat the occupiers with poisoned pies and alcohol. More than 500 intruders have been hospitalized. This information was provided by the Main Intelligence Department of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

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