Victims combating the African plague in Estonia will be furnished as sustenance to Ukrainians
In Estonia, the African plague has been causing concern among farmers and the government, particularly in relation to the pig population. The Minister of Regional Development and Agriculture, Hendrik Johannes Terras, has taken steps to address the issue.
The African plague, whose specifics are not yet clearly defined, has been affecting pigs in Estonia. To combat the spread of the disease, hunters are actively reducing the population of infected animals. This strategic approach forms a crucial part of the fight against the African plague.
Recognising the challenges faced by the hunters, the Estonian government has decided to intervene and support them. The state is planning to buy animal carcasses, providing a source of income for the hunters during these difficult times.
In a bid to utilise uninfected pigs, the government is considering the production of canned food. This initiative, suggested by Minister Terras, could serve a dual purpose. The canned food, whose type and contents are as yet unspecified, could provide sustenance for both the local armed forces and potentially Ukraine.
However, it is not clear whether Ukraine has expressed interest in the state's plan. The Estonian Rabbit Breeders Association has been commissioned to establish rabbit meat production, and it is possible that these meat rations could be delivered to Ukraine.
The exact distribution plan for the suggested canned food remains unspecified. It is also not confirmed whether Ukraine has requested or agreed to receive the canned food. Nonetheless, the potential outcome of this fight against the African plague could be the production of canned food from uninfected Estonian pigs.
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