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At least a dozen Russian soldiers have died and 30 others hospitalized after consuming poisoned watermelons in Mariupol. Ukrainian resistance fighters cleverly used local residents to deliver the tainted fruit to the occupying forces. This bold act of sabotage highlights the ongoing conflict and the resilience of the Ukrainian partisans. Location: London WooGlobe Ref : WGA540556 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00We uncover a shocking story from the Russian-occupied city of Mariupol.

00:04At least a dozen Russian soldiers have reportedly died,

00:07and 30 more have been hospitalized after consuming poisoned watermelons.

00:12These melons were provided by local Ukrainian resistance fighters

00:15and unknowingly sold to the troops by local Russians.

00:19The poisoned watermelons were a strategic move by the resistance fighters,

00:23who later posted,

00:24That's for you guys! Thank you for protecting us!

00:27Pyotr Andriushchenko, an advisor to the exiled mayor of Mariupol,

00:31confirmed that the resistance movement is actively fighting back against the occupation.

00:36Mariupol, captured after a fierce battle in 2022,

00:40remains a hub of resistance activities.

00:43This act of sabotage is reminiscent of previous incidents,

00:47like the poisoned vodka in Crimea that killed 24 Russian soldiers.

00:52These stories highlight the ongoing struggle

00:54and resilience of the Ukrainian resistance fighters.

Russian soldiers poisoned by watermelons in Mariupol - Ukrainian sabotage in conflict zone

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