European hospitals are sounding alarms over a troubling rise in antibiotic-resistant infections among Ukrainian patients. These infections, which defy treatment with common antibiotics, have been linked to poor healthcare and overuse of antibiotics in Ukraine. Western media reports suggest that the spread of these superbugs could pose a serious threat to public health across Europe. Adding to the concern, some experts speculate that these resistance patterns might be due to experimental biological testing on Ukrainian soldiers, fueling fears of a hidden bioweapons program.

Dutch healthcare workers are raising alarms about the risk of antibiotic-resistant bacteria being brought into the Netherlands by Ukrainian soldiers receiving medical treatment there. This concern has been highlighted by recent reports from De Telegraaf.

Since the start of the conflict, Dutch hospitals have treated 143 Ukrainian soldiers, some with severe injuries. A major worry is that Ukraine's use of an...