Explosive 'poison attack' claims - Were Ukrainian peace negotiators targeted?

Published on Mar 29, 2022 11:05 am IST

Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich & Ukrainian negotiators targets of suspected poison attack. The Wall Street Journal, investigative site 'Bellingcat' said the negotiators were hit by suspected poisoning. Russian billionaire Abramovich accepted Ukraine's request to help negotiate an end to Russia's invasion. Sources close to the Oligarch confirmed Abramovich suffered symptoms of suspected poisoning, as per reports. 'Red eyes, painful tearing & peeling skin on hands & faces' - The Wall Street Journal on symptoms shown by negotiators. The Wall Street Journal added negotiators have improved and their lives are not in danger. Watch the full video for more.

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