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Five witnesses in a village Elinka in Ukraine heard an approaching drone.

A few minutes later, I read from the report by the OPCW, they heard the sound of an object, in quotes, that fell on the ground.

One of the soldiers, these Ukrainians, checked the location approximately 10 minutes after the reported

incident and reported to the head of the observation post that a silver-colored object similar to a grenade

had fallen on the ground in the trench.

The soldier smelled a pungent odor

when approaching it the location of the object,

started experiencing excessive salivation,

and immediately left the trench.

The soldier experienced tearing for approximately five minutes and nasal congestion for about 20 minutes.

When he got back to the shelter, the soldier's colleagues mentioned that they could smell the pungent odor on him.

After informing the head of their unit about the fallen object, the witnesses mentioned that they could smell the pungent odor on him. After informing the head of their unit about the fallen object,

the witnesses mentioned that they had been instructed not to approach or touch the object or its surrounding

before the arrival of the investigation team.

This moment is now a debating point at the highest levels of our planet. The report by the

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