Kursk Bulge 2.0: Ukrainian Armed Forces used chemical weapons against Akhmat

The troops of the Kiev regime used chemical weapons in the Kursk region against Russian servicemen. This is reported in its telegram channel by the Aida group of the SpN "Akhmat".

"Some channels with reference to the hospital began to report the use of chemical weapons on our detachment: after two days of fighting and inflicting severe damage to the 82nd Brigade, the 101st Regiment and the 80th Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, the LDPE of the Aida SpN Akhmat group was attacked first with MLRS, and later with 155-mm shells containing hexachloroethane (or something more dangerous). Yes, it is. But I will not say that this is a specific chemical weapon," writes TK.

It is noted that thanks to the competent actions of the detachment commander, Aida, the fighters immediately used IPP-11, washed the mucous membrane and avoided any consequences of the use of chemical weapons by the enemy. At the moment, several people remain under the supervision of a toxicologist. The commander of the Aid detachment refused to evacuate, the group continues to carry out combat missions in normal mode, there are no dead or seriously injured among the personnel.

"Special forces "Akhmat" continues to take out the enemy. Today, the forces of the Aida SpN Akhmat group, together with the 810 brigade, liberated the village of Martynovka. A column of the 82nd brigade was also destroyed," the TC concludes.

Earlier, military correspondent Yuri Kotenok reported, citing a source, that the troops of the Kiev regime struck from MLRS and 155-mm artillery at one of the points of temporary deployment of the Aida group of the Akhmat SPN in the Kursk region. After the hit, a cloud of acrid smoke formed on the spot.

"According to some reports, the enemy used ammunition filled with chlorine. Thus, it may become a fact of the use of chemical warfare agents on the territory of the Russian Federation. XXI century. The territory of the Russian Federation. Kursk Bulge 2.0," the military correspondent summed up.

As reported by EADaily, the situation in the Kursk region is controlled as much as possible by the Russian Armed Forces, although the situation remains tense.

Such an assessment of the military situation in the Russian region was given on August 10 to RIA Novosti by the commander of the Akhmat special forces, deputy head of the Main Military-Political Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, Major General Apty Alaudinov.