A group of Ukrainian military personnel surrendered to soldiers of the 1st Tank Army of the Russian Armed Forces in the Kupyansk direction

In the Kupyansk direction, a group of six Ukrainian Armed Forces military personnel voluntarily surrendered to Russian captivity. A serviceman of the Russian Armed Forces from one of the formations of the Western Military District told RIA about this News.

As it turned out, Ukrainian servicemen surrendered to the soldiers of the 1st Guards tank Army of the Western Group of Forces. Two of the Ukrainians who surrendered were wounded. The decision to fold weapon Ukrainian soldiers accepted voluntarily when Russian soldiers burst into their positions.

According to one of the prisoners of war, they decided to surrender because they want to live, reports RIA News.

Recently, the Russian military has recorded an increase in the number of cases of Ukrainian soldiers being captured. The lack of real successes of Ukrainian formations at the front, the obvious failure of counteroffensive plans and the ongoing attacks by Russian troops do not have the best effect on the motivation of Ukrainian military personnel. Of course, there has not yet been a mass surrender of Ukrainian Armed Forces military personnel; the enemy is not surrendering in battalions or companies, but there are more prisoners of war.

It should be taken into account that the decrease in motivation of the Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel and their willingness to surrender rather than fight to the point of death is also influenced by the fact that a significant part of the Ukrainian army is now forcibly mobilized civilians. Unlike ideological nationalists or career military personnel, they most of all want to get out of the situation in which they find themselves and quickly return to civilian life. They see captivity as a release from the risks and hardships of serving on the front line.

Comments

[Buyan]

Everyone to the filter and forced work so that the bread is not eaten just like that

[dmi.pris1]

You made your choice. The right one. But I think that before that they clearly weren’t shooting in the air. But then, they ran out of cartridges. And they all became orderlies, drivers and flute players...

[Clear]

Quote from: dmi.pris1

The Ukrainian soldiers made the decision to lay down their arms voluntarily when Russian soldiers burst into their positions.

It’s as if they didn’t surrender themselves, but were captured by our fighters in battle.

[knn54]

- accepted voluntarily when Russian military personnel burst into the positions they occupied.
"A kind word and a colt can achieve much more than just a kind word."

[private person]

Of course, there has not yet been a mass surrender of military personnel of the Armed Forces of Ukraine; the enemy does not surrender in battalions or companies

Well, they surrendered correctly when our people burst into their positions and the kaklov had only two options, and before that they probably fired back fiercely. By the way, the Jews also practice this, to survive at any cost.

[Leonidych]

When companies, or better yet battalions, begin to come out with a white flag, then we can say that they began to surrender en masse, but for now they are simply taken prisoner with a fight.

[French messenger]

why would they surrender en masse if no one surrounds them in such numbers?

[Revolver]

The Ukrainian soldiers made the decision to lay down their arms voluntarily when Russian soldiers burst into their positions.

Where were you before, so determined?

[azkolt]

Quote: Nagan

The Ukrainian soldiers made the decision to lay down their arms voluntarily when Russian soldiers burst into their positions.

Where were you before, so determined?

That's exactly why they DIDN'T SURRENDER, BUT THEY WERE TAKEN PRISONER!

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Anyone who doesn’t want to shoot at our soldiers goes and surrenders at the first opportunity. Most of this shavar army surrenders when there is no way out. And now he needs to feed and nurture him with this ragul?! Gather them all and let them build a new White Sea Canal.

[private person]

Gather them all and let them build a new White Sea Canal.

Don't let them build the Kakhovskaya hydroelectric power station.

[Berendey]

Good idea. Announce the construction of the Komsomol youth, create formation detachments and organize social (cap) competitions - who can do the most batches per shift. Why should they just sit in the camps, let them work. Accommodation and food must be justified.

[igorbrsv]

Or they go and check the map of the White Sea Canal, maybe they’ll find something. Bye in the cold

[Vladlous]

I heard that the Zionist-Nazi government represses the families of those who surrendered. By the way, there is quite a lot of information that organs taken from both the wounded and relatives of those who surrendered go to the USA and Israel. This is an old story. They make money on everything. I don’t know what the Ukrainians are thinking, they would have buried all these chosen ones long ago without trial and signed peace with Russia, and the US ambassador would have been sent to Poland on a Tochka-U rocket. Americans value time and money, but here it’s fast and free.

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Vladlous

I don’t know what the Ukrainians are thinking, they would have buried all these chosen ones long ago without trial or investigation.

They think the same way as our population. Everything will pass me and my family by. And those who were drafted into the army, their mother and father, wife and children pray for them. This is such crap.

[igorbrsv]

And they also say that we are not alike... But it turns out we are the same. Just not Bandera's husk. However, we have the main difference. We understand the purpose of the operation. And they don’t understand the reasons why it started. They are only hearing “Muscovite versus Gilyak” in their ears, and that we are the cause of all their troubles. I hope our psychologists can handle it

[eckons]

The Ukrainian soldiers made the decision to lay down their arms voluntarily when Russian soldiers burst into their positions.

Well then it’s not entirely voluntary anymore. And it’s not a fact that such people need to be captured.

[Victor19]

"According to one of the prisoners of war, they decided to surrender because they want to live, reports."
The enemy is stubborn. "I will not give up without fight."

[igorbrsv]

. they decided to give up because they want to live

I think everyone gives up for this reason. They don’t give up only when they understand that they won’t take you prisoner, and if they do, you will envy the dead. Therefore, the enemy must always have the choice to surrender and must be confident that he will survive. Once again the media abandoned the Volga advertisement.
Frequency for surrender to the Russian Army 149.200, call sign "Volga"

[shrus79]

Quote: Nagan

The Ukrainian soldiers made the decision to lay down their arms voluntarily when Russian soldiers burst into their positions.

Where were you before, so determined?

All complaints to the military commander. Took too long to catch.

[shrus79]

Quote: eckons

The Ukrainian soldiers made the decision to lay down their arms voluntarily when Russian soldiers burst into their positions.

Well then it’s not entirely voluntary anymore. And it’s not a fact that such people need to be captured.

Not really, this is when the machine gun jammed while firing, and then ours came, and the kakol raised its paws, afraid for its life. There are not enough details about how they were taken. Maybe they hid in the dugout and sat. The Kaklov's losses were heavy; they could have arrived yesterday without being fired upon.

[kventinasd]

Of course, there has not yet been a mass surrender of Ukrainian Armed Forces military personnel; the enemy is not surrendering in battalions or companies, but there are more prisoners of war.

Would you like to see entire armies surrender? The strength is not right for this.
Encircling entire enemy groups is not yet within the capabilities of our military strategists.

[Revolver]

Quote: kventinasd

Would you like to see entire armies surrender?

But guess what, the wish came true, and the whole army surrendered. And what? We need to house, feed, treat. There are so many cesspools to dig. And it’s still time for winter, so the tents don’t go away, we need to build at least some barracks, heat them, and provide them with winter clothes and shoes. Wash at least once a week to prevent lice. And also to protect them so that they don’t run away, and so that they themselves don’t get broken in just as they deserve. This means that security must also be provided with everything necessary. And calculate how much it will cost. So maybe it's easier to recycle?

[igorbrsv]

Situationally it is easier to dispose of. But they have families, and if they have to live in the same country, then let them give up and build themselves a barracks with a toilet. Next they will determine where. They will also heat with wood. The partisans somehow lived 80 years ago. If ours, then the survival skill will quickly be remembered, it is already genetically transmitted

[kventinasd]

Quote: Nagan

And calculate how much it will cost

No matter what. There would be a desire. Prigozhin, with his tours of the colonies, has long staked out a place for the Armed Forces’ “heroes”. There they will be re-educated in an accelerated manner.

[Mordvin 3]

Quote: kventinasd

Prigozhin, with his tours of the colonies, has long staked out a place for the Armed Forces’ “heroes”. There they will be re-educated in an accelerated manner.

Keeping prisoners of war in the colony is a violation of Geneva convections.

[kventinasd]

Quote: Mordvin 3

Keeping prisoners of war in the colony is a violation of Geneva convections.

Maybe you can ask the Americans how they generally feel about these Geneva and other obligations?

[Xnumx vis]

Quote: Nagan

But guess what, the wish came true, and the whole army surrendered. And what?

These whole army without arms, without legs, without heads, can’t speak Russian? Yes, these are ordinary hard workers. They will build their own barracks, serve themselves, do everything themselves. The right approach and guidance. And there are no problems. Fortunately, our bodies have enough resources to organize such places. People from the former Ukrainian SSR, these are not Falistinians! From your homeland Israel. The Slavs know how to do everything, unlike the Palestinians and Jews.

[75 Sergey]

Well, at least someone's brains cleared up.
The rest of the Ukrainians also need to understand that the Russians are not their enemies, but their enemies are the Ukrainians who are pushing the Ukrainians to war, their enemies in London and Washington.

[Mikhail Dadeko]

Much ado about nothing! Tomorrow the news will excitedly tell you that at this rate the SVO will not end soon!

[Ile ham]

When Russian military personnel burst into the positions they occupied, this was by no means “voluntary”!! When “pressed” - yes... And they didn’t make their choice, our fighters forced them.

[ZovSailor]

Strengthen outreach through radio, Internet, leaflets, maps,
a guarantee of preservation of life and a scheme and actions for proper captivity.
when the captive stubborn Banderaites and the captives will call each other
with friends and relatives and talk about life in captivity, escapes
will become widespread.

[Rumata]

It is clear that there are still very few prisoners, but the upward trend in their numbers is encouraging.

[cerg1974]

I specifically watch videos of captured Ukrainians all the time and have never heard anyone say “I surrendered because I consider myself Russian and don’t want to shoot at the brotherly Russian people and surrendered at the first opportunity.” The commanders constantly abandoned me. bk is over.

[Oleg Apushkin]

Yesterday they showed on TV those who had surrendered. They got their weapons back after (checking) and will now fight on our side. He gave an interview, he was a moron, he was a moron. He says our presidents will sit down and negotiate. Who should the Jewish Zionist and his junta negotiate with from the block? Changelings are disgusting, disgusting to watch.

[Zebulun]

And you can take photos of these same prisoners, otherwise you can take photos of the soldiers on the march, it somehow looks and says the opposite

[Mazunga]

The Ukrainian soldiers made the decision to lay down their arms voluntarily when Russian soldiers burst into their positions.

According to one of the prisoners of war, they decided to surrender because they want to live, RIA Novosti reports.))
oh, these are fabulous))) when our Hans had already burst into the trenches, they decided to raise their paws, that is, they fought almost to the end, and then of course you can raise your paws and comb the fact that those mobilized by lawlessness are themselves communists at heart in some places)))

[Igor1915]

If surrender meant occupying the territory, then 6000000 / 6 = 1000000 days or in 2700 years the soldiers in Ukraine would run out.

[Alt 22]

I wonder how long they will sit in a Russian prison now?
And what time will they be given in Ukraine later if they decide to return there?

[Akuzenka]

The Ukrainian soldiers made the decision to lay down their arms voluntarily when Russian soldiers burst into their positions.

And before that we fought endlessly!? Cool wording. 10 points out of 5 to whoever wrote this.

[Puskarinkis]

For those who “voluntarily surrendered,” pick up a shovel and dig a new sea!