The Russian military is reporting cases of cannibalism due to food shortages — The Sunday Times
Cases of cannibalism have been reported among Russian troops, likely caused by food shortages.
This is reported by The Sunday Times.
According to the publication, the information was provided by Ukrainian intelligence—it includes photographs and intercepted conversations between Russian soldiers.
It is claimed that there are at least five known cases in which soldiers ate their fallen comrades.
One such incident, according to sources, occurred in November 2025 near Myrnohrad, where a soldier allegedly killed two fellow servicemen.
Recall that during the assault on a Russian forces’ dugout, fighters from the “Morok” assault battalion of the 225th Separate Assault Regiment encountered an attempt at deception by the enemy.
A unit of the 47th Separate Mechanized Brigade “Magura” captured a Belarusian citizen who was fighting on the side of the Russian army.
