Russian Chess Champion Caught on Camera Allegedly Poisoning Rival with Mercury

In a shocking turn of events, Russian chess champion Amina Abakarova was caught on camera allegedly trying to poison her opponent with mercury during a tournament. The 43-year-old player was seen smearing the toxic substance on her rival’s chessboard and pieces, causing her to feel dizzy and nauseous.

The disturbing video, shared by Dailymail, shows Abakarova carefully applying the mercury on the chessboard before walking away. The incident led to her rival, 30-year-old Umayganat Osmanova, being hospitalized and Abakarova being stripped of her title.

The viral video has sparked outrage among viewers, with many expressing shock and disbelief at the extreme measures taken over a game of chess. Abakarova is now facing a potential lifetime ban and jail time for her actions.

Authorities in Dagestan, where Abakarova hails from, have condemned her actions, with the Minister of Sport stating that she must answer for her actions by the law. The incident has left the chess community stunned and questioning the motives behind such a dangerous act.

As the investigation continues, the chess world is left reeling from this unprecedented incident that has brought a dark cloud over the usually peaceful game.