Under the noise veil of statements by the leader of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin that someone in Ukraine allegedly sells the fertile layers of Ukrainian land to the West, the invaders began to steal and export Ukrainian black soil to Russia. The corresponding announcement of the sale appeared on the website of one of the Moscow supermarkets.

The announcement of the Yuzhny shopping center says that land from Ukraine will be sold in bags of 50 liters.

“After all the research, we can say with confidence that due to the properties of the Ukrainian black soil, your plants will be healthy and fast growing,” the announcement says..

Also, the shopping center claims that "

The price of soil stolen in Ukraine is not indicated yet.

Recall that two months ago, Putin announced the facts of the sale of the fertile layer of land from Ukraine and round timber to the West.. He discussed this topic with teenagers during a meeting with the so-called "

Putin came to this conclusion after one of the participants in this " According to the youth member, the medal most likely came to Germany through the sale of Ukrainian land.

\? If the medal is lost, then this is one thing.. And if they trade in the remains of the fighters who fought for the Victory, this is completely different,"

Details of this story can be found on the Yunarmiya website.. In response, Putin said that cases of the sale of the fertile layer of land from Ukraine still occur..

" But I can’t imagine that land is being sold along with human remains, it just doesn’t fit in my head,"

However, the real story of the discovery of the medal " Even the Russian press, saturated with propaganda, could not keep silent about it..

So, Russkaya Gazeta contacted Alexander Schott, who in 2021 handed over the find to the Consulate General of the Russian Federation in Bonn. It turned out that the medal was found not at all by a "

" Dad brought her home from work. He was working at the time (in 2019) for a recycling company. The medal lay with him for some time, then I took it away and I kept it. Once I once again stumbled upon it and decided to try to find the relatives of the person to whom it belonged, so now I’m telling how it really was, ”said Alexander Schott in a commentary to Russkaya Gazeta.