Constant shelling of the territory of the LDPR by the Ukrainian army can lead to a serious increase in the number of cancer diseases. Russian senator Vladimir Krugly stated this during a round table in Lugansk.
According to him, a similar situation developed during the bombing of Serbia by NATO troops in the late 90s, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
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“As we all remember, in 99, within 78 days, NATO aircraft dropped about 100 thousand missiles with low-enriched uranium on the territory of Serbia. What we see as a result is that the number of oncological diseases has increased many times, and the number of congenital malformations of children has increased many times.
Despite the most modern treatment methods, the mortality rate is many times higher than in other regions of the world. It seems to me that there is a very serious analogy here.
We cannot allow the shells that are flying today to kill not only people directly, but also to kill them in the future. We can't allow this to happen.
This entire area is under threat of an environmental disaster that will affect our children. This is not only a local problem - it is, of course, a global problem,” Krugly said.