From death to mild diarrhea: occupiers in Mariupol banned from selling alcohol due to poisoning
Kyiv • UNN
Russian soldiers in Mariupol face a ban on alcohol consumption after poisonings that lead to illness and death.
In Mariupol new cases of alcohol poisoning by the occupiers have been recorded. In this regard, it is now it is now forbidden to sell alcoholic beverages to the Russian military.
This was reported by by the advisor to the mayor of Mariupol Petro Andriushchenko in his Telegram, reports UNN.
New cases of alcohol poisoning by Russian occupiers have been recorded in Mariupol. From fatalities to mild diarrhea. In this regard, the occupiers once again (ridiculously) banned the sale of alcohol to the military (doubly ridiculous)
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Mariupol. Resistance reports that it has delivered a small batch of poisoned alcohol to the networks of so-called so-called "nalyvayeks", which specialize in selling alcohol to the to the occupiers.
They put it in the dark, knowing that they would definitely make money only on this. And it worked. New poisonings among the occupier in the place of
