Three of Putin's secret agents die of 'food spiked with arsenic and rat poison'
- Three agents from Russia's FSB security service have died in Ukraine after consuming a poisoned takeout meal.
- One officer who also ingested the tainted food is hospitalized in the contested Zaporizhzhia region.
- The poisoning is suspected to be the work of Ukrainian resistance fighters and comes after similar incidents involving Russian pilots.
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Three Russian security agents in Ukraine poisoned to death with arsenic-laced takeout food: report
A takeout meal allegedly laced with arsenic and rat poison killed three Russian FSB agents and left a fourth hospitalized in an attack attributed to Ukrainian resistance fighters.
Three Putin FSB agents die after 'eating food spiked with arsenic & rat poison'
THREE Russian FSB officers have been killed after their food delivery was reportedly spiked with arsenic and rat poison. Officials claimed the alleged poisoning was the work of Ukraine’s underground “resistance forces” in Melitopol. Three FSB agents reportedly died after being poisoned by the Ukrainian resistance (file photo) Exiled Melitopol mayor Ivan Fedorov speaking on Ukrainian TV about the poisoning A fourth security service operative is …
Three of Putin's secret agents die of 'food spiked with arsenic and rat poison'
FSB Officers have been allegedly "poisoned by partisans" after ordering restaurant takeaway not long after they launched an investigation into further suspicious killings
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