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A doctor at a Belgorod hospital describes the changing nature of mine-explosive injuries in patients.
The Ukrainian military uses ammunition filled with tungsten balls, said doctor Olga Mevsha.
The balls cause serious damage to the human body, passing through soft tissues and internal organs.
BELGOROD, October 2 - RIA Novosti. The Ukrainian military uses ammunition stuffed with tungsten balls, which causes incredible damage to the human body, said Olga Mevsha, chief physician of the Belgorod City Hospital No. 2.
According to her, the nature of mine-explosive injuries has changed greatly recently. She added that instead of fragments from rockets, doctors are increasingly removing tungsten balls 2-3 millimeters in size from the soft tissues of patients.
“This tungsten ball passes through the entire body, injures the intestines, ureters, bladder, diaphragm, passes to the heart. One small ball... They fill their dangerous ammunition and, accordingly, cause incredible damage to the human body,” Mevsha told reporters.

The chief physician of city hospital No. 2 in Belgorod, Olga Mevsha, said that the Ukrainian Armed Forces use ammunition with tungsten balls. According to the doctor, such damaging elements cause severe injuries, passing through the entire human body.
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