Wild boars slaughtered due to African swine fever in Estonia will serve as sustenance for the Ukrainian military forces.
In a unique initiative, Estonia's Minister of Agriculture, Hendrik Terras, has proposed the production of wild boar canned food to serve as a strategic food supply for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. This decision comes in response to the African swine fever outbreak in Estonia, which has led to the culling of wild boars.
The African swine fever is a disease that has been affecting wild boars and domestic pigs in Estonia, causing their numbers to dwindle. To control the spread of the disease, the wild boars are being shot in Estonia. The meat from these animals will be processed into canned food before being sent to Ukraine.
The use of wild boar meat as a food source for the Ukrainian Armed Forces is a response to the African swine fever outbreak in Estonia. The initiative is part of an effort to provide food for the Ukrainian military, aiming to support them during these challenging times.
It's important to note that there is no available information regarding any formal collaboration between the Estonian government and the Ukrainian army concerning the consumption of wild boar meat from animals culled due to African swine fever control.
This innovative approach not only helps in controlling the spread of the African swine fever but also provides a food source for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The wild boar canned food is intended for the needs of the Ukrainian army, offering a sustainable solution to the current situation.
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