UK Defence Intelligence has analysed the issues within Russia's healthcare sector, where shortage of qualified medical staff has been observed. Source: UK Defence Intelligence review dated 8 April on Twitter, as reported by European Pravda Details: UK intelligence noted that significant resource and financial expenditures to support Russia's war against Ukraine have a negative impact on several civilian Russian sectors that serve the population, including the medical field.
UK Defence Intelligence has analysed the impact of the Kremlin's war against Ukraine on Russia's medical sector. Source: UK Defence Intelligence review dated 11 February on Twitter, as reported by European Pravda Details: The UK MoD noted that Russia is facing a shortage of doctors and healthcare workers due to the war against Ukraine.
"Apart from our outrage over the obvious injustice of the verdict, we, as a medical community, are deeply concerned about Sasha's health," doctors said in an open letter.
More than 100 Russian doctors signed an open letter published Saturday that demands the immediate release of an artist and musician who was sentenced to seven years in prison for swapping supermarket price tags with antiwar messages. The letter calling for Sasha Skochilenko to be freed was addressed to Russian President Vladimir Putin and warned that time in prison could lead to a “significant deterioration” in the 33-year-old artist's health.
The Russian invaders are trying to overcome the shortage of medical personnel in the occupied territories of Kherson Oblast by bringing in Russian doctors from St Petersburg. Source: Ukraine's National Resistance Center Quote: "Most local doctors refused to cooperate with the enemy and left the region.