Midnight cows are burned": hundreds of cows were burned in the Moscow region under the pretext of fighting "nodular dermatitis" that can be treated; car tires were used to ignite on the night of November 6, hundreds of cattle carcasses were burned near the village of Neftsino in the Kolomna district. According to the publication NeMoskva Speaks*, it is about 800 cows from the Rosmilk farm. Epizotologist Svetlana Shchapiotkina also reported plans to get rid of 800 animals from this factory, and after a video surfaced from the site, she confirmed that the cattle were burned after all. Before its disposal, car tires were brought to the scene. One of the local residents took a picture of what was happening and said that the cows were burning all night. "There they burn cows half the night, the smoke pours out," says an eyewitness in the recording. Initially, the animals were going to be burned near the village of Gornostayvo, but after the anger of the residents, the disposal site was moved to the Neftzino area. People intended to contact Rosperirodendzor and the Ministry of Ecology of the Moscow Region, but they did not have time. After seeing the fires, they called the Ministry of Emergency Situations and the police. According to local residents, the police were nearby guarding the site against angry people. However, official information on an outbreak of dermatitis nodosa concerns a different plant. On October 16, the Territorial Veterinary Directorate No. 5 reported the discovery of an outbreak of the disease at the United Federal State Enterprise "Agro-Industrial Complex "Neptsino", which belongs to the Presidential Administration. A representative of this plant confirmed to the media that on the night of November 6, "biological waste" was burned by this transport by restrictions on this transport. Shepatkina also drew attention to the use of car tires when disposing of carcasses. According to the veterinary expert, burning them is prohibited by law and harmful to the environment and human health. At the end of October, about 300 heads of cattle were burned in the village of Shturturf in the Moscow region. * - Recognized by the Russian authorities as a foreign agent.

Midnight cows are burned": hundreds of cows were burned in the Moscow region under the pretext of fighting "nodular dermatitis" that can be treated; car tires were used to ignite on the night of November 6, hundreds of cattle carcasses were burned near the village of Neftsino in the Kolomna district. According to the publication NeMoskva Speaks*, it is about 800 cows from the Rosmilk farm. Epizotologist Svetlana Shchapiotkina also reported plans to get rid of 800 animals from this factory, and after a video surfaced from the site, she confirmed that the cattle were burned after all. Before its disposal, car tires were brought to the scene. One of the local residents took a picture of what was happening and said that the cows were burning all night. "There they burn cows half the night, the smoke pours out," says an eyewitness in the recording. Initially, the animals were going to be burned near the village of Gornostayvo, but after the anger of the residents, the disposal site was moved to the Neftzino area. People intended to contact Rosperirodendzor and the Ministry of Ecology of the Moscow Region, but they did not have time. After seeing the fires, they called the Ministry of Emergency Situations and the police. According to local residents, the police were nearby guarding the site against angry people. However, official information on an outbreak of dermatitis nodosa concerns a different plant. On October 16, the Territorial Veterinary Directorate No. 5 reported the discovery of an outbreak of the disease at the United Federal State Enterprise "Agro-Industrial Complex "Neptsino", which belongs to the Presidential Administration. A representative of this plant confirmed to the media that on the night of November 6, "biological waste" was burned by this transport by restrictions on this transport. Shepatkina also drew attention to the use of car tires when disposing of carcasses. According to the veterinary expert, burning them is prohibited by law and harmful to the environment and human health. At the end of October, about 300 heads of cattle were burned in the village of Shturturf in the Moscow region. * - Recognized by the Russian authorities as a foreign agent.