A high-ranking Russian general claims the United States plans to usage dronesto drop mosquitoes infected with malariaon Russian soldiers in Ukraine.
Gen. Guns Igor Kirillov, commander of the atomic Protection, Biological and Chemical Armed Forces of the FR, made this message during a tv speech by Russian state media, besides accusing Ukraine on the attack on Nova Kakhovka Dam and flood the full region.
(Related: Thousands of people forced to evacuate after the demolition of Nova Kakhovka Dam in the south of Ukraine.)
"Planned by the Kiev regime, flooding the Kherson territory can complicate the situation, including with respect to arbovirus infection" said Kirillov.
"After falling water level, it is possible to make outbreaks of mosquito-borne diseases, mainly West Nile fever" - he continued.
"U.S. advanced level of method readiness to usage infected vectors proves patent on a drone designed to spread infected mosquitoes in the air".
The General then stated that these drones would be deployed in the Kherson region and on another parts of the frontline of Russia's peculiar military operation in Ukraineto worsen the wellness of Russian forces.
"As described, the drone must deliver the insect container to the area and release them" - Kirillov said.
"Description of the patent emphasizes that an infected soldier is incapable to execute assigned combat missions".
U.S. accused of investigating insect-borne diseases for military use
In the same speech Kirillov noted that the US actively led Research on insect-borne diseaseswhich are not native to North America. These diseases include Crimean Congolese hemorrhagic fever, tick encephalitis and nipponese encephalitis.
Kirillov added that American investigation organisations and Department of Defence They have already published more than 100 studies in open sources on key mosquito and tick species that can carry epidemic diseases specified as Rift Valley fever, West Nile fever, Dengue fever and Zika fever.
The general even indicated that authoritative reports World wellness Organization noted that the largest outbreak of yellow fever in Africa in 2013, Which caused more than 170,000 cases of severe fever and over 60,000 deaths, was accelerated by the dramatic increase in mosquito populations in affected regions.
Coincidentally Ukrainian officials in the Kherson and Nikolay circuits in the south of Ukraine They're preparing for a possible outbreak of waterborne diseases., including abdominal durus and leptospirosis almost 2 weeks after the demolition of fresh Kachowka Dam, which led to a massive flood.
"Currently, trucks carrying essential medical supplies for infectious diseases specified as - said Alexander Chebotarov, Medical manager of Kherson Hospital. "For present we have had no reported cases of disease, but we are actively preparing".
Concerns about the possible outbreak or any another illness transmitted by water besides spread among Russian soldiers on the front line in the south of Ukraine. Atesh, a guerrilla movement operating in territories occupied by Russia and internationally recognized as Ukraine, reported that his "informers" in military hospitals in the region are afraid about the quality of water.
The group noted that Russian soldiers hotel to drinking water "from open sources" the difficulties in providing safe drinking water.
respective Russian soldiers died of cholera, although this study was not verified by global sources.
Learn more about the usage of biological weapons and another incidents related to biological weapons, especially in Ukraine, on BiologicalWarfare.com.
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