Published 8 months ago

Ukraine spy chief's wife poisoned, local media report

The wife of Ukraine's military intelligence chief, Marianna Budanova, has been poisoned with heavy metals and is receiving treatment in a hospital.
The alleged poisoning took place sometime in the past, but there are no indications of who might be responsible.
There have been other reports of intelligence officials being poisoned, but no evidence that Lt Gen Kyrylo Budanov, Marianna Budanova's husband, was targeted.

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Times of India

Ukraine spy chief's wife poisoned with heavy metals: Report

The wife of Ukrainian spy chief Lt Gen Kyrylo Budanov has been poisoned with heavy metals, according to an intelligence source. Marianna Budanova, who is now undergoing treatment, fell ill for a prolonged period of time. Several other intelligence officials, including staff members of the Main Directorate of Intelligence (DIU), have also been poisoned. The type of heavy metal used in the poisoning has not been disclosed, but it is not commonly u…

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BBC News

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Heavy metals were used to poison Kyrylo Budanov's wife, Marianna, an intelligence official tells the BBC.

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News18 India

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The Guardian

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CTV News

Ukraine spy chief's wife undergoes treatment for suspected poisoning with heavy metals

The wife of Ukraine's intelligence chief has been diagnosed with heavy metals poisoning and is undergoing treatment in a hospital, a spokesperson for the agency said Tuesday.

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