Ukraine Alleges Russia Risks Anthrax Outbreak in Occupied Kherson

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Ukraine's military intelligence claims Russia is improperly disposing of infected livestock in occupied Kherson, potentially spreading anthrax.
Kyiv alleges neglected burial grounds near settlements could be used for a "false-flag" operation, accusing Russia of biological terrorism.
Claims unverified.

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Ukraine's military intelligence claims Russia is improperly disposing of infected livestock in occupied Kherson, potentially spreading anthrax. Kyiv alleges neglected burial grounds near settlements could be used for a "false-flag" operation, accusing Russia of biological terrorism. Claims unverified.

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