17 Occupiers Liquidated As They Gathered In Large Group For New Year Night Drink In Mariupol

Interesting details have emerged.

In Mariupol, Ukrainian resistance activists have somewhat reduced the number of Russian occupiers. On New Year's Eve, the invaders who had gathered to drink in a large group were poisoned by alcohol carefully prepared for them by the Mariupol resistance.

Russian publics raised a cry over almost two dozen “vilely killed military men,” among whom were officers. At the same time, they refuse to believe that Ukrainian partisans were involved in the “denazification.”

A message is being circulated in Russian public pages about the mass poisoning of occupiers with alcohol in Mariupol on New Year's Eve. According to Russian propagandists, some unknown attackers “put to sleep and vilely killed” 17 Russian invaders in Mariupol. Among them were two officers of the Russian Armed Forces.

“The military got together in a large group and decided to have a drink to celebrate the New Year. However, someone had added a strong sleeping pill to the alcohol they were drinking. Apparently, when the soldiers fell asleep, they killed everyone in their sleep. Some were strangled, some were stabbed to death,” propagandists quote the “embellished” version of events that they were told by “sources in the DPR army and police.”

Another source said that now the mysterious vigilantes who “earned the trust of our military, and then tranquilized and killed them” are being sought. Propagandists of the Russian Federation also assume the possible involvement in denazification of the saboteurs, who have already accounted for more than one occupier liquidated in Mariupol.

“But this version still needs confirmation,” the propagandists added.

The reality turned out to be much more prosaic than the voiced version. Activists of the Mariupol resistance were indeed involved in the pestilence among the occupiers. However, there were no “insidious murders in a sleep”, let alone throats-cutting.

In the Telegram channel “Mariupol. Resistance” they declared their involvement in the liquidation of the invaders. Moreover, they warned the occupiers in advance that surprises awaited them.

“Last week we delivered a batch of good alcohol to friendly sellers. For those who peddle with the Russians. We shipped it in an unwitting fashion, knowing that they would definitely make money only from this. And it worked. New poisonings among the occupiers in the city. Some unknown disease is decimating the orcs. You just need to drink less. Or, in our case, more,” resistance activists noted in a message published on December 29.

However, as subsequent events showed, the Russian occupiers were not affected by either the reports of the sale of poisoned alcohol or the first “victims” in the fight against the “green snake” among the invaders.

Earlier, a mass pestilence among the occupiers occurred in Mariupol in October. Then, in just a week, 26 invaders mysteriously died, and another 15 ended up in intensive care due to poisoning. Russian propagandists then also wrote about saboteurs.