'That's What Paratroopers Have Come To': Captive Occupant Describes Defeat At AFU's Hands In Krynki

Almost everyone out of the whole assault company of the Russians was killed.

A captured Russian paratrooper described the defeat of his unit in Krynki, where almost everyone from the whole company was killed.

The Russian convict taken prisoner by the AFU has said that an entire unit of the 83rd Airborne Assault Brigade of the Russian Army was killed during the Russian military's attempted offensive in Krynki (left-bank part of Kherson region).

During interrogation, the prisoner (Aleksandr Nikitin, born in Nakhodka in 1979) said that he had been convicted five times for theft and robbery, but decided to sign a contract with the RF Armed Forces and went to serve in the 83rd Airborne Assault Brigade.

During the offensive in Krynki, he was the only survivor out of the whole company - 12 of his fellow soldiers were killed.

A fragment of the video of the interrogation is published by the Ukraine 365 Telegram channel.

The Network users note that the Russian army is experiencing hard times. Most of it died in Ukraine during the 2 years of war and now the Russian Armed Forces have to include convicts in the ranks of the elite - the Airborne Troops.

"That's what the paratroopers have come to. The "elite" tried to storm Krynki a few days ago, this one was the only survivor from the whole company. Sure, a very interesting "elite" is recruited now in the Russian Airborne Forces, mmm..." they write in the Network.

We remind you that on December 11, the occupants of the 238th Airborne Regiment suffered heavy losses in manpower and hardware while trying to knock the AFU out of Krynki.