Defence Intelligence of Ukraine informs that dissatisfaction is growing in the units of the russian occupying army due to inadequate provision of winter uniforms, as well as complete lack of medical care.

Thus, in the Kupiansk direction, an outbreak of the so-called “mouse fever” has been recorded in many units of the russian invaders.

The disease is viral in nature and is transmitted to humans from rodents: through direct contact with the pathogen, by inhaling mouse feces dust or by ingestion of mouse feces in food.

Symptoms of “mouse fever” include severe headache, fever of up to 40 degrees, rashes and redness, low blood pressure, haemorrhages in the eyes, nausea, and vomiting several times a day.

In addition, the disease affects the kidneys. Therefore, a person infected with “mouse fever” suffers from severe lower back pain. He also faces serious problems with urination.

Complaints about fever from the russian army personnel involved in the war against Ukraine were ignored by the command, considering them as another manifestation of evasion from participation in hostilities. In addition, at the first stage of its course, “mouse fewer” resembles a common flu.

As a result, the “mouse fever” has significantly reduced the combat capability of the russian soldiers.