Peculiarities of Infectious Disease Spread Among the Population of Volyn Region During Martial Law in Ukraine

As identified by researchers, infectious diseases (IDs) have always been “satellites” of all wars, with evidence showing that during wars, sanitary losses from IDs range from 45% to 68% [1,2]. IDs during wartime represent a critical societal problem, as their prevalence can significantly impact the outcome of military conflicts [3]. Infrastructure destroyed by military actions leads to deteriorating sanitary and hygienic conditions in populated areas and life-support facilities, complicating the epidemic situation and creating favorable conditions for the spread of dangerous IDs in places of mass civilian gatherings [1,4].