Russian units in Kherson Oblast and Crimea, stricken in cholera outbreak, ‘losing combat effectiveness’
Russian units in Kherson Oblast and Crimea, stricken in cholera outbreak, ‘losing combat effectiveness’
english.nv.ua Russian units in Kherson Oblast and Crimea, stricken in cholera outbreak, ‘losing combat effectiveness’
An epidemic of cholera is spreading among Russian military personnel in Kherson Oblast and Crimea following a Russian terrorist attack onthe Kakhovka Hydroelectric Power Plant, the Atesh partisan movement reported on Telegram on June 17.
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I mean, Cholera outbreaks still exist, but I think it's fitting that the Russian ethos of not caring about the welfare of it's troops relives a past where cholera outbreaks were more frequent. Ukraine is fighting an army running on 1823 rules.
Maybe they need... more toilets?
Maybe there's more to it than just having a toilet. Maybe plugging the toilet up to running water is the missing step.