“Toilet Booth Stolen from Tourist Spot in Russian Bashkiria; Police Looking for Thieves”

At the Usak-Kichu waterfall in Russian Bashkiria, unknown people stole a toilet booth.

The high-profile “toilet” case stirred up the Russian Bashkiria. Unknown people took out a toilet booth, which stood in a tourist place – near the Usak-Kichu waterfall.

The incident was reported on April 25 by the Russian media, Dialog.UA reports.

The case turned out to be so resonant that even the head of the Bizhbulyaksky district Artur Zaripov spoke about it. He suggested that “metal hunters” were behind the kidnapping, since the outhouse was made of iron and weighed about a ton.

The police are looking for the toilet thieves.

Note that the problem with toilets in Russia is extremely acute. This became apparent at the beginning of 2022, when the Russian army, having invaded Ukrainian territory, began to massively steal toilet bowls from Ukrainians and take them to their territory along with carpets, dog kennels and teapots.

Speculation has already appeared on the Web that veterans of Putin’s “special operation” may be behind the abduction of a toilet from Usak-Kichu.

Earlier, Dialog.UA reported that in a village near Chelyabinsk, a family used a paramedic’s toilet for kindling.

We also wrote that in the Krasnodar Territory, the authorities of the Russian Federation replaced the door of the mother’s toilet “Mobika”.

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Author: Tatyana Shevchenko