In the occupied village of Azovske in the Henichesk community a critical situation has arisen due to wolf attacks on domestic animals.
This is reported by occupation media.
According to them, a pack of predators, which allegedly feels a shortage of food in the steppe, regularly enters the village and destroys rabbits, chickens and other animals of local residents.
At the same time, representatives of the occupation authorities advise locals to keep animals locked in enclosures and not to create dumps, because, in their opinion, it is the smell of garbage that attracts wolves.
Note that in the comments under the post of the occupation media, local residents began to fear for their own lives and the safety of their children, assuming that wolves may begin to attack people as well.
Recall, earlier the problem with wolves that enter populated areas, was observed on the territory of the Velykolepetyska community. At that time the occupiers explained the wolves’ approach to the villages by drought.
However, according to Mykhailo Pidhainyi, head of the scientific and natural department of the Kherson Regional Museum of Local Lore, the true reason for the uncontrolled spread of predators is the consequences of the war.