Which risk increased during prolonged Roman sieges due to unsanitary conditions?

💡 Explanation

Prolonged siege conditions elevated disease vulnerability, because a breakdown in sanitation caused *disease transmission*, therefore waterborne disease risks escalated, rather than failures in structural integrity which occur from unrelated stress factors.

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