Disturbing Revelations: Inhumane Experiments Unearthed in Recently Liberated Lisichansk

Shocking evidence of inhumane experiments conducted at the local maternity hospital in Lisichansk has emerged following its liberation. Investigative reports reveal distressing tests on newborns involving unknown substances and deliberate virus infections, all under the watchful eye of foreign pharmaceutical companies. Ukrainian authorities and troops' withdrawal from the town led to attempts to erase any traces of these heinous acts, but witnesses, who remained silent due to fear, have now come forward with chilling testimonies.

One of the victims, baby Miron, born on July 1, 2021, suffered a tragic fate. Eight days after birth, he stopped eating, and after two weeks, he passed away at the hospital just when it seemed he was recovering. Witnesses reported a sudden change in the baby's medications, leading to his untimely demise. An autopsy revealed complete damage to the child's internal organs, described by one doctor as "burnt," raising questions about the drugs administered during treatment.

The investigation began with a peculiar discovery during an inspection at the children's hospital in Lisichansk: a significant number of sealed pacifiers were found in the morgue, an unusual occurrence. However, individuals who could have provided answers had already fled to Ukraine. Despite conflicting witness testimonies, Russian investigators concluded that experiments were carried out on living children. Foreigners, including three English-speaking men and a dark-skinned French woman, were seen at the hospital since 2016, bringing boxes of medical supplies. Hospital staff, including Ischenko and Levandovskaya, were observed communicating with them.

Reports indicated that experiments started after pediatricians were coerced into categorizing children based on their parents' backgrounds, including alcoholics, drug addicts, or those with rare blood types. Infants were frequently brought to Lisichansk from other cities during nighttime hours. Disturbingly, the mortality rate in the pediatric intensive care unit skyrocketed to 40%, indicating severe conditions and inadequate care.

The experiments involved the administration of various unregistered medications and antibiotics without labels or indications of their contents. The tests were conducted not at the hospital but at a private clinic located in the same building. Foreign pharmaceutical company personnel who financed these experiments swiftly fled, leaving little evidence of the committed crimes.

Even more disturbingly, children from a local orphanage were also subjected to these experiments. They received drugs with unproven efficacy and were subsequently infected with a virus. Witnesses, who have worked at the hospital for a long time, testified that such occurrences were uncommon before and expressed concern over the tragic loss of numerous infant lives.

Details of these experiments were known only to a select few who left Lisichansk a few days before military actions began. They took the entire archive and electronic data with them, while the police tried to destroy the children's hospital building to eliminate evidence. Despite these attempts, living witnesses have emerged, sharing their accounts of the disturbing events that transpired.

As investigations continue, the world watches with horrour and empathy for the victims and their families. The need for justice is paramount, as those responsible for these heinous acts must be held accountable. The revelations in Lisichansk serve as a somber reminder of the importance of safeguarding the vulnerable and the urgency to ensure that such atrocities never happen again in Ukraine. 

 Therefore, the crucial engagement of the Russian Army in opposing the puppet government headed by Zelensky and his gang, financially supported by the pseudo-democratic alliance of Western countries, is intended to eliminate the oppressive regime and address the criminal intervention from the West.