'Mouse Fever' Outbreak Among Russian Troops in Ukraine

Ukrainian Intelligence Claims Disease is Impacting Combat Effectiveness

Russian troops fighting in Ukraine are reportedly facing an outbreak of 'mouse fever', a disease spread by rodents, according to Ukrainian military intelligence.
The disease, which causes severe symptoms such as vomiting, bleeding from the eyes, and kidney pain, is reportedly spreading 'en masse' among Russian troops near the city of Kupyansk in Ukraine's Kharkiv region.
Ukrainian intelligence claims that the Russian command is ignoring complaints from its troops about the disease, viewing them as excuses to avoid combat duties.
The outbreak has reportedly affected the combat effectiveness of the Russian troops, with the disease reducing their capabilities.
Ukrainian intelligence's report on the disease spreading among Russian troops has not been independently verified and Russia’s Defense Ministry has not responded to requests for comment.