Typhus and cholera are actively spreading among the occupiers in Ukraine, - Bild

According to the publication's open data analysis expert Julian Röpke , z-publics write about deaths in the occupied part of the Kherson region, and the number of cases is growing.

He notes that each soldier is given 18 liters of water for 14 days in plastic bottles, and the occupier commanders are instructed to give them at least 1.5 liters per day, but then the water will run out in 4 days. Thus, due to thirst, ruzzians drink dirty water from rivers and wells, filtering it only with cloth, which leads to infection with typhoid and cholera.

In one of the videos that appeared online, the occupier says that his comrades are surrendering because of thirst, and there was no water or food for three days. In response to this, Rospropaganda states that cholera supposedly did not exist in these areas and has not existed for 20 years.

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