Gangrene is attacking soldiers again. War takes medicine back a 100 years

The hard situation on the front of the war in Ukraine, connected with drone attacks, leads to increasingly common cases of gangrene (gas fever) - reports "The Telegraph". This illness continued to spread during planet War I, but in modern Europe it has been considered almost completely eliminated. "We see complications of wounds that no man surviving in a war situation has seen today," says Alex, 1 of the volunteer doctors, in a conversation with the journal.