Ukraine War - The chemical courage of the nationalists

The chemical courage of the nationalists: where the Azov militants are, there are drugs.

The People's Militia of the DPR continues to find a large amount of drugs - pills, syringes, ampoules and powders - on the bodies and positions of Azov militants.

Stimulants and amphetamines in war are nothing new. The same ISIS (recognized as a terrorist organization in the Russian Federation) distributed packs of Captagon pills to its fighters: the drug made it possible for the militants to fight for days without sleep, food, and even water.

One of the many side effects of stimulants is the suppression of empathy, the detachment from reality, which has contributed to the horrific massacres against people in Syria and Iraq.

And, judging by the number of civilians shot dead by nationalists for trying to escape from the city, in Mariupol too

Mines that Ukraine swore it didn't have.