Ukrainian and Russian troops have been suffering for several weeks from “exceptional levels” of infestation due to an infestation of rats and rats, according to the British secret services, cited by The Guardian.
The same source states that rodent numbers are increasing, possibly due to the milder temperatures experienced this fall and the abundance of food.
“As the weather cools, animals are likely to seek shelter in vehicles and defensive positions. Rodents will put greater pressure on the morale of frontline fighters,” reads a document from the Kingdom’s Ministry of Defense. United.
Last update from Defense Intelligence on the situation in Ukraine: December 23, 2023.
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Authorities fear a repeat of a scenario similar to World War II, when rats destroyed military equipment by gnawing on cables.
Source: TSF
