An aide to Mariupol's mayor said the two officers were killed in a mass attack in the city that left 15 other servicemen hospitalized.
"During the celebration...at one of the military facilities, officers were poisoned en-masse,"The Russian-controlled port city of Mariupol in southeastern Ukraine is pictured on June 10. According to a Ukrainian official, a mass poisoning during a recent Russian celebration in the city killed two Russian officers and left 15 other servicemen hospitalized.
As a result, 17 Russian servicemen were admitted to the hospital in serious condition, according to the mayor's aide. He added that two men, whom he identified only as"officers," later died. "Our people say with a smile, 'rats always need poison.' The day starts with good news. Sabotage is such a nice word, don't you agree?" Andriushchenko wrote, according to the
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