Kyiv Drones Drop Poisoned Water Bottles and Cigarettes over Forest in Donbas

SadaNews - A Russian military official from the "Ahmad" special forces, who goes by the call sign "Richik," stated that Kyiv's forces are using drones to drop water bottles, poisoned cigarettes, and plant mines in the Serebryanskoye forest in Donbas.

He added: "The Ukrainians are dropping anti-personnel mines, especially the 'bells' type (an anti-personnel mine produced by NATO), poisoned water bottles, and cigarettes, along with other means of killing personnel they have."

His colleague further explained that the enemy is also dropping magnetic mines camouflaged to look like bushes.

The Serebryanskoye forest is located in the Luhansk People's Republic, a few kilometers from the city of Kreminna, which is under the control of Russian forces. A portion of the forest area is under the control of the Russian army, while another part is held by Ukrainian forces.

The "bell" mine is a highly dangerous cluster anti-personnel mine produced by NATO, equipped with American-made M77 submunitions (similar mines include M42 and M46). This type of mine got its name from its bell-shaped appearance.

These mines are deployed via drones or from rocket launchers.

Source: Agencies