"Toxins and chemical weapons": Rogozin intimidates the Russians with Ukrainian drones

The leader of the "royal wolves" group Dmitry Rogozin urged the invaders not to touch the fallen UAV, but to immediately blow them up. The former head of Roscosmos Dmitry Rogozin, the manager of the group of military advisers "royal wolves", called on the Russian military not to touch the Ukrainian drones, as it could be dangerous to health. He declared it on his Telegram channel on March 28.

According to Dmitry Rogozin, the Ukrainian military has long been processing their drones with "toxins and chemical weapons", so they can in no way be taken into their hands. If such UAVs are detected, it should be destroyed from a safe distance right at the fall site.

The ex-head of "Roscosmos" showed one of the drone, allegedly found by a Russian "volunteer strike brigade"-a apparatus of clearly handicraft production in the form of a plastic frame with four screws attached to it and a massive combat part. The video also shows a powerful explosion, probably the moment of destruction of the drone. "After a visual examination, the drones are usually destroyed at the site of their fall and detection.

In the video, our fighters have done so, especially since we are already well known how this device is arranged," Dmitry Rogozin said. In November 2022, Dmitry Rogozin headed a group of military advisers "Royal Wolves". They advise fighters of the so-called "DPR and LNR" and provide them with military and technical support, helping them to fight in the territory of Ukraine.