In Rubizhnoye, Buryats caught ornamental carps from the lake and ate them/Collage 24 channels
In the town of Rubizhne, near Severodonetsk in the Luhansk region, Russian soldiers from Buryatia fished ornamental carps from a lake. They decided to replace their dry rations with fish.
Serhiy Gaidai, the head of the Lugansk OVA, described this incident in more detail. This is reported by Channel 24 with reference to its inclusion on the air of the telethon.
We are dealing with barbarians
The official noted that Russian soldiers do not have a single military doctrine. Now Ukraine is dealing with the usual antediluvian barbarians.
According to Gaidai, it is not for nothing that they are called “orcs”. The whole world already knows that this “valiant” army has come to kill for the sake of toilets and washing machines.
Let me tell you our real story. The director of a company that produced jewelry had an enterprise in Rubizhny. He also had a small lake in which Japanese carps lived, such multi-colored beautiful large fish. The quality of the Buryats came and just gobbled it up. They fried and ate them, – said the chairman of the OVA.
He also added that during the robbery in the region, the Russians took away plastic baskets for dirty laundry. Like, they just haven't seen it yet.
Other robberies of the army of infidels
On April 27, it became known that collaborators in the occupied Melitopol handed over to the Russians a place where Scythian gold was stored. We are talking about the exhibits of the local museum, which were made in the IV century BC. Their scientists discovered approximately 70 years ago in the Melitopol barrow.
Subsequently, the head of the Zaporizhzhya OVA, Oleksandr Starukh, reassured the Ukrainians. He noted that all the valuable exhibits were taken from the city even before the start of the invasion. However, there is still a little left. Therefore, the occupying authorities even called scientists from the Crimea to evaluate the property of the local history museum.
The history of the museums of the temporarily captured Mariupol is also indicative. While fierce battles were going on outside the city, the infidels began to take out valuable museum exhibits that they could get to. Subsequently, Kremlin propagandists began to cover the robbery as a “return of history.” In general, it is now known about the export of many ancient icons and books, the cost of which is simply impossible to estimate.
