The wife of Ukrainian military intelligence chief Marianna Budanova was poisoned with arsenic and mercury. The confirmation came from Ukrainska Pravda, which cited intelligence sources. Yesterday, Tuesday, November 28, news spread that Kyrylo Budanov’s wife, who survived and was being treated, was poisoned. Ukrainian media also reported that arsenic and mercury were found in the woman’s food, which were intended to kill, and when the symptoms developed rapidly, the woman was taken to the hospital, and doctors diagnosed her with heavy metal poisoning. He survived and underwent the first stage of medical treatment: “He’s better now,” Ukrainian media reported.
30-year-old Budanova is the second wife of Kyrylo Budanov. They have been married for ten years. With a degree in psychology, she worked as a volunteer at the Kiev military hospital from 2015 to 2017. In 2020, she ran as a member of parliament from the Udar party of the Ukrainian capital’s mayor, Vitaliy Klitschko. In 2021 she was an advisor on anti-corruption she. Speaking in recent months, the chief of military intelligence said, “My happiness is always with me, because my wife lives with me in my office 24/7. Before, I would go to work and come home, but now…” about his wife in an interview with Radio Liberty.
Answering the questions of journalists, he stated that he would not agree to go abroad under any circumstances: “On the evening of February 23, 2022, my wife told me that a large-scale occupation would begin at 5 in the morning. We got together again there and went to the workplace. We have not been home since that day. Personally, I asked my family to “I don’t think of going anywhere else. I’m staying in Kiev,” he said. “My husband is an extremely professional person. We do not talk about confidential matters related to his work,” she added. I never interfere, but if he needs my help or advice on something, I’m always available. “I am one of the first to learn about the positive outcome of an operation only after the operation is completed.”
Meanwhile, the Kremlin has rejected accusations that Kiev was behind the poisoning of Marianna Budanova, saying these were routine allegations. “Ukraine accuses Russia of everything,” spokesman Dmitry Peskov said.
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