In Belgorod, “Ukrainian pigeons” began to be monitored by the “Foundation for Combating Biological Terrorism”

A number of electronic publications drew attention to the appearance in Belgorod of a strange “organization” that calls itself the “Foundation to Combat Biological Terrorism.” At least, under this name, an account appeared in social networks informing the Russians about the work of the “organization”. The goal is to draw the attention of citizens “to the danger of biological interference with the help of animals, insects and birds that can enter our country from Ukraine.”

The unusual “fund” claims that at the moment it operates only in the Belgorod region and allegedly receives support from the governor Vyacheslav Gladkov himself (note that the official has not yet commented on such information). Also in the description of the activities of the “fund” it is said that its employee is the same resident of Belgorodwho had previously written to the governor about a box of pigeons she had found on the street.

“Our foundation is engaged in identifying suspicious individuals that could have been bred in declassified Ukrainian laboratories,” the “organization” says.

The content of publications on behalf of the “fund” gives reason to doubt the reality of its existence and the nature of the stated goals. For example, there is such a message: “Individuals (meaning pigeons – MK) from Ukraine deliver money to them (the opponents of the “fund” – MK) in dollar bills, which indicates the undeniable interference of the United States of America in our information agenda.” Or this: “Whites are definitely not ours! When you see white doves, contact us urgently through the bot.”

“If you see a suspicious individual, be sure to report it to us through the bot,” – either seriously or not very much, representatives of the “fund” write.

Recall that, according to a message from Belgorod to the governor about a box with pigeons actually checked. Artem Medvedev, chief veterinarian of the region, reported that specialists from the city station for combating animal diseases went to the place where pigeons were found, “sampled the biomaterial” and sent the material “for further research.”