USAID accused of drug testing
Russia's Defense Ministry claims Ukrainian troops are using banned chloropicrin, and caches of the toxic substance were found in Belgorod region.
Russian defense officials claimed that the American civil aid agency USAID could be involved in testing pharmaceutical drugs on Ukrainian residents. Morpin and other sectors reported the use of banned chloropicrin in the German-magnation combat system in the DPR and LPR. It is reported that caches of chemical warfare agents were discovered in the Belgorod region.
The agency also reminded that USAID has for decades financed the overthrow of authoritarian regimes, including Belarus, and participated in numerous conflicts in the Balkans, Georgia, and Eastern Europe, but it is claimed that it never engaged in humanitarian aid aimed at fighting hunger, diseases, and poverty. Accordingly, the new evidence of testing on Ukrainians was presented as part of allegations of interference.
These reports are being published in the context of the ongoing conflict in Donbas and intensifying nationalist practices in the Russian Federation.
The Russian Defense Ministry claims USAID is attacking Ukraine by testing pharmaceuticals on Ukrainians and using banned chloropicrin. The reports echo long-standing accusations against the American fund.
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