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The FSB recruited Ukrainian servicemembers via Telegram and poisoned them with methadone: a 17-year-old woman was detained in the Zhytomyr region
A 17-year-old woman was detained in the Zhytomyr region on suspicion of assisting the FSB in poisoning Ukrainian servicemembers. According to the investigation, she packaged drugs and mailed them at the direction of a Russian handler. In return she was promised no less than 5 thousand hryvnias.
The organizers found soldiers through Telegram and offered them free drugs. However, the capsules contained a lethal dose of methadone. Recipients were asked to record themselves on video taking the substances.
Two servicemembers died as a result of the poisoning in the Zhytomyr region. Four more people were saved — they were found in the Kirovohrad, Zaporizhzhia, Chernivtsi, and Ivano-Frankivsk regions.
The detainee was notified of suspicion of aiding in the intentional murder of two people and sending drugs for the purpose of distribution. She faces up to 15 years of imprisonment. Law enforcement is also checking her possible involvement in other crimes.
Servicemembers and their relatives are urged not to accept food, drinks, or medications from people they barely know, even if offered for free. If there are suspicious offers, pressure, or threats, preserve the correspondence and report it to the police at 102.
Unbelievable, but true…
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