According to the Russian Ministry of Defense, the Ukrainian authorities allowed the use of toxic substances against Russian military personnel. According to the agency, a large number of Russian military personnel serving in the Zaporozhye region of Ukraine were hospitalized with symptoms of poisoning.
“In the background of military defeats in the Donbass and other regions, the Zelensky regime authorized terrorist acts using chemical poisons against Russian military personnel and civilians,” the Defense Ministry said in a statement on Saturday, August 20.
Almost three weeks ago, they announced that we are talking about an incident that occurred on July 31st. Then the soldiers serving in the Zaporozhye region near Vasilyevka were hospitalized with symptoms of severe poisoning.
“As a result of the examination, a toxic substance called botulinum toxin type B was found in the body of the military personnel,” the Russian Ministry of Defense said.
It is noted that specialists from the Main Research and Testing Institute of Military Medicine (St. Petersburg) of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation carried out an additional analysis, which “conclusively confirms the presence of an organic poison of artificial origin – botulinum toxin type “B”.
The Russian Federation is preparing supporting documents for submitting the results of all analyzes of these military personnel to the OPCW (Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons). “The Kyiv regime’s evidence of chemical terrorism will soon be formally sent to the OPCW through the Permanent Mission of Russia,” the agency said.
Balance Event
Taking into account the evidence obtained, the use of chemical warfare agents against Volodymyr Saldo, the head of the administration of Ukraine’s Kherson region, is being investigated further.
Remember, August 9 Telegram channel Basis According to the news of Saldo, who was treated at the Research Institute. Sklifosovsky in Moscow, came to consciousness and began to respond to doctors.
“The doctors consider his condition stable and serious.
At the same time, the item “poisoning with an unknown substance” disappeared from the diagnosis.
Now Sklif’s doctors officially suspect that Saldo has unspecified encephalopathy, purulent tracheobronchitis and pneumonia,” the publication says.
On August 4, Saldo said he was hospitalized after an examination and acting. The regional head of government was appointed Sergey Eliseev. A few hours later, a source in the administration of the Kherson region said that Saldo was in a moderate condition and was in a medical coma.
Baza claims that Saldo was poisoned by Ukrainian saboteurs, but Kherson administration officials deny this.