In the temporarily occupied territories of southern Ukraine, there is a shortage of medicine for the civilian population.
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This was reported today, September 25, on the website of the Center for National Resistance.
In populated areas in the south, due to enemy losses, all medicines are sent to the wounded occupiers, while the needs of civilian patients are met on a final basis, the report said.
In addition, the enemy continues to place wounded occupiers in civilian hospitals, despite international law.
Let us recall that in March, a shortage of blood arose in the occupied Crimea – the invaders took blood and its components from transfusion centers, which resulted in a shortage in civilian institutions. Also, the priority of using medicines was shifted to the needs of the Russian military.
Source: Racurs
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