In Zaporizhzhya, Russian Occupants Were Massively Poisoned With Alcohol

Ukrainian intelligence intercepted interesting conversations en masse.

On the Orekhovsky direction, soldiers of the Russian 166 separate motorized rifle regiment died en masse due to poisoned alcohol, and lay without evacuation for almost a week.

This is reported in an intercept by the Main Directorate of Intelligence of the Ukrainian Defense Ministry.

From 8 to 10 bodies at one point

In the intercepted recording, two Russian military officers discuss the observation point where their fellow soldiers died en masse.

"There is on the SNT such a NP-shka ours was, remember Chinggis, Chinggis, where very many, very many 200 who were 'blue' poisoned," one of the Russians recalled.

"There were eight or 10 bodies lying there," his interlocutor confirmed.

The bodies lay unburied for five or six days

The occupant also specified that the bodies were not evacuated for at least five or six days after the deaths.

"Both ours and the allies, neatly stacked, covered with sleeping bags, like, lying down," he described.

The dead belonged to the 166 separate motorized rifle regiment of the 19th motorized rifle division of the Russian 58th Army, which operates on the Zaporizhzhya front.

The Defense Ministry's Main Intelligence Directorate reminded that every Russian occupier has a choice - to die in the war from fallen alcohol or something else or to surrender through the Telegram bot of the "I want to live" project.

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