The real question is this local Cholera or is it being transported via Russian wounded coming from the front lines?🤔
Cholera is resident in shallow Crimean groundwater wells that are not treated.
As there is a shortage of Crimean deep bore water, no reservoir diverted water
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...after the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam and evaporating rainfall reservoir water, all of which have treatment plants.
The odds are that the Russian occupation authorities are using water from local ponds or wells that is infected & are not boiling or treating it.
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Russian occupied Crimea is suffering from the early stages of the "1850s scenario," in so many words.
That does not preclude infected WIAs spreading Cholera in unsanitary makeshift hospitals in places like Dzhankoy, which is the RuAF truck logistics node for southern Ukraine. 4/
There are now rolling power blackouts in Crimea because of Ukrainian strikes on thermal power plants in Crimea & the 1 of the 2 Rostov-on-Don NPP reactors being offline from a maintenance casualty.
The Armed Forces of Ukraine have launched a up to 25K, or small NATO Corps sized, incursion into the Kursk Oblast that is moving between 7 & 10 km a day.
AFU Bde have between 4 to 9 battalions per brigade with 6 Bn as average, so ~18 Bn seem involved.
AFU's Strategic raid🧵 1/
US made and AFU crewed Stryker & Humvees are in Russia as a part of an AFU multi-domain - that is, air and ground - offensive.
A RuAF conscript regiment -- doing animal labor logistics - was thrown at the assault and shattered. Chechens ran.
Russia's reserves are airpower. 2/
What has been particularly interesting has been the further demonstration of the floating 10 km "FPV Motor Transport Kill Bubble" that extend around AFU Drone-ground teams that has picked off a pair of RuAF tank transporter convoys behind the border.
...has been in place in Crimea, something the occupation authorities have been concealing. It was noted that the healthcare watchdog received a collective letter of complaint from medics in one of the Simferopol hospitals. ...
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...They demand proper supplies of PPE and medicines for hospital staff amid the "epidemic spread of cholera since June 2024".
Water is heavy and 2 liters of clean water a day is the minimum needed for survival.
I've been studying WW2 radio navigation/radio intercept systems for about nine years, on and off.
Adcock antenna showed up a great deal in that period tech in both applications.
We seem to have one below.⬇️
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Adcock/Watson-Watt Radio Direction Finding array tech has evolved & merged into the Controlled Reception Pattern Antenna (CRPA). A solid state technology that is used in most GPS receivers.
The thing is, mimicking WW2 tech with modern electronics is both light & cheap.
...with this video of the Trump Shooter moving across the roof in Butler PA in plain view of the counter-sniper team to the side of & above former Pres. Trump.
The failure of that team to direct Trump to be moved has no good explanation & many bad.
This is "the Collapse of Expertise" for an entire US Federal Agency.
The USSS failure to tie into local law enforcement is so far below the professional standards of any US law enforcement agency it amounts to institutionalized incompetence.
USSS management culture is gangrenous with incompetence.
The only answer is a new Federal executive protection agency with strict statutory exemptions from Federal disparate impact legal doctrine and none of the current USSS managers.
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The Federal executive protection mission is too important to be left to an incompetent Federal bureaucracy whose management has been institutionally pithed out by "political theater" hiring.
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