The Russian Ministry of Defence has claimed that Russian soldiers have been poisoned in Zaporizhzhia Oblast of Ukraine with an artificially derived poison. Source: Russian state-owned news agency TASS on Telegram, quoting the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation Details: The Russian Ministry of Defence claimed that the Russian soldiers who took part in hostilities in Zaporizhzhia Oblast were "hospitalised with symptoms of severe poisoning". It also claimed that "Zelenskyy’s regime" has allegedly "authorised terrorist attacks against Russian soldiers involving poisonous chemicals". A type B botulinum toxin has allegedly been used to poison Russian occupying forces in Zaporizhzhia Oblast. Russian military medics have confirmed the presence of artificially derived poison in the bodies of those hospitalised [with poisoning symptoms - ed.]. Russia is threatening to send unspecified "evidence of the chemical terrorism act carried out by the Kyiv re...