This is the poison Serbia used in Kosovo's Kosovo box envelopes

The process of verifying ballot envelopes, coming from Serbia, has been cut off around 11:00. That's after the envelope smell. As a result, some 26 Kosovo officials who have been tasked with counting envelopes are reportedly poisoned. The news has confirmed Besnik Buzhala from the Voters Service Division. According to him, officials [...]
The news has confirmed Besnik Buzhala from the Voters Service Division. According to him, officials have traces of allergies on their faces and hands.
In this regard, security affairs connoisseur Fadil Caitazi has told of the poisons Serbia uses for these cases.
Serbia has the capacity of knowledge and material capacities for producing chemical weapons and biological agents”, the Kayzati wrote on Facebook.
His full post:
The poisoning of CEC officials during the vote count after the opening of envelopes coming from Serbia is part of the subversive activities Serbia's state-owned camera is developing in the direction of Kosovo.
These activities are ongoing since the poisoning of students in Kosovo's schools in the early nine years.
Serbia possesses capacity of knowledge and material capacity for the production of chemical weapons and biological agents.
In the eight years, the DSB, at the Zemun Institute of Security, had developed special weapons production programmes that were used by the operatives of this service in terrorist shares in Western countries, in terms of Albanian and Croatian political immigration. Of the mechanisms used in these shares were Coca Coles' cans, which were camouflaged with plastic explosives with chronometer heaters, as well as the mixture of napalm mixed in cigarette packs and cans with which Croatian immigration businesses were burned.
One of the chemical tools used by the DSB in the years tetted is also “The countertable” which was launched at the Frankfurt International Book Fair, with the aim of sabotageing this cultural event because of the space this fair had offered to Croatian Political Migration publishing houses.











