Putin’s soldiers killed ‘in mass poisoning by laced bottles of WATER’ in suspected Ukrainian sabotage operation
Vladimir Putin’s men were said to have been killed by bottles of water poisoned in an alleged Ukrainian sabotage operation.
At least four soldiers would have died in excruciating pain after drinking in bottles labeled “our water”, allegedly supplied on the front line in a humanitarian deposit.
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Several others are said to be in critical condition in a major blow to the invasion of Mad Vlad of Ukraine.
The fatal incident, which took place in the Panteleimonivka de Donetsk region, sparked horror and fury on the pro-Kremlin military channels.
Painful images seen by the sun show convulsive poisoned troops, moaning in agony and sliding in unconsciousness while doctors are jostling to help.
In a scary clip, a soldier is heard asking for a fellow struck: “Have you taken water on the way?” – But man is too far to answer.
“He’s so bad,” said another voice.
The water would have come from Simferopol, the capital of Russian annual Crimea, and was distributed under the guise of aid.
Now it is feared to be a Trojan horse of death.
Investigators cross the supply chain, desperate to discover who falsified water – and how he reached the front line troops.
The tsargrad of the pro -Kremlin outing asked for answers: “The situation requires an in -depth investigation – which provided the water, how it came on the front line, and which could have poisoned it?”
They warned: “One thing is clear – soldiers should be extremely cautious with drinks.”
The poisoned panic spread quickly, with the channels of the oral tip of Putin flashing urgent warnings so as not to drink water in the middle of the booming summer temperatures.
While some media linked to Russia already blame a “Ukrainian sabotage operation”, tangible evidence has not yet emerged.
A Ukrainian source retaliated, suggesting: “It is not clear if it was poisoning or overdoses of drugs, with commanders who perhaps use the history of” poisoned water “to cover incidents related to drugs.”
Putin fire storm
While poisoned soldiers twisted on a front, Putin launched a ruthless air attack across Ukraine – striking shopping centers, apartment buildings and industrial targets in a burned earth campaign that continues to challenge global warnings.
In the city of Dobropillia, a 500 kg bomb fallen by Russian forces has torn an animated shopping center, killing two and wounding at least 25.
Volodymyr Zelensky condemned the strike as a “horrible and silent Russian terror”, accusing Moscow of trying to kill as many civilians as possible.
At least 54 stores and 13 residential buildings were affected.
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The officials fear that more and more victims remain buried under the rubble while the rescue teams fight and search the twisted metal.
This is not the first time that Dobropillia has been attacked – a March missile and a drone strike killed 11, including five children.
And the terror continues: attacks of kamikaze drones in Dnipro which let the city are choking smoke, to deadly dams on Nikopol, Kharkiv and Sumy.
In Nikopol, the Russian forces pulled a grotesque double blow – hitting a freight truck, then targeting the emergency stakeholders when they arrived.
Even if Russia unleashes devastation, Ukraine strikes.
During the night, drones would have struck manufacturing targets linked to key soldiers deep in Russian territory, including a chemicals factory in Tula and a plane repair installation in Smolensk.
In Belgorod, three civilians were killed and 17 injured, while in Voronezh, drones hit a block of tower – injuring at least three children.
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Trump’s ultimatum
Poisonings and bombings take place as geopolitical tensions increase-Donald Trump pulling a 50-day Ultimatum of 50 days in Putin, threatening to hit Russia with prices of 100% unless it accepts a cease-fire contract.
The American president, who sent the special envoy Keith Kellogg to Ukraine this week, expressed his fury on the continuous targeting of civilians.
He promised to support Kyiv with “everything” in the American arsenal – including the JASSM cruise missiles – to force Putin at the negotiating table.
But the Kremlin rumbles.
Russian sources have laughed at Trump’s ultimatum, saying that it could make Moscow require more territory, no less.
And Putin seems imperturbable.
On tour in a drone factory, he strangely congratulated Ukraine’s “Incredible Innovations”, even if his forces have flattened civil centers.
