Russian Woman Who Stole 29 Packs Of Butter Offered To Go To War In Ukraine

The woman refused.

In the Nizhny Novgorod region, a 33-year-old local resident, detained for stealing 29 packs of butter from a store, was offered to sign a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense and go to war with Ukraine. This was reported by Baza on its Telegram channel.

According to the channel, the defendant stole packs of butter from a supermarket located on 40 Years of Victory Street on the evening of November 6. After some time, she was detained and taken to the police station. During interrogation, she was offered to sign a contract with the Ministry of Defense, but the woman refused.

According to the public, there are four known cases in which detained women in the Nizhny Novgorod region were offered to sign a contract with the Russian Ministry of Defense — there were no known cases of women being offered to go to war with Ukraine.

Important to note, Russia is experiencing a shortage of butter, which caused its prices to rise. The cost of a 175-180 g package from popular brands with the usual fat content in stores fluctuates between 240-340 Russian rubles (from 8 to 12 Belarusian rubles, or 2.5-3.5 dollars — edit.). Buyers began to steal butter from stores, meanwhile stores, in defense, began to put this product in plastic containers that can only be opened at the checkout.

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