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Russia-appointed mayor of Kherson 'poisoned by chef and in medical coma'

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Volodymyr Sardo was reportedly in a medical coma in Moscow. He was transported and is in intensive care in "critical condition". Mash news outlets wrote on Telegram that Sardo had been diagnosed with poisoning by an "unknown substance." denied reports that he was in a coma.

In a Telegram statement, Kirill Stremsov said the report was "part of Ukraine's information war against Russia" but admitted that Sardo was ill and was "resting".

According to the latest information in Russian state media, "30 minutes after eating, Sardo became unconscious and his fingers became numb."

Another Russian media Channel Baza wrote on Telegram: - Official status remains difficult.

Volodymyr Saldo

Volodymyr Sard was poisoned by his chef, says Russian media reports (Image: Getty)

Sard almost immediately suspected it when he was taken to the hospital."

Appointed chief of the region of the same name when Russian forces overran it in early March. The city of Kherson lay in a coma.[49][50][50]The area is part of the Russian-occupied belt of Ukraine, from the annexed Crimea to the northern coast of the Sea of ​​Azov.

Ukraine has said it will counterattack in the Kherson area, and is conducting attacks against Russian supply lines and ammunition depots in the area.

In June, a senior official in the Russian-backed regime died in a blast that his colleagues blamed on Ukraine.

Moscow It says it was forced to take control of parts of Ukraine in order to prevent persecution of people who speak Kiev and to mitigate Western threats to use Ukraine to threaten Russia's security.

Kiev and its Western allies say these are baseless pretexts for imperial-style land grabbing.