Ukrainian Armed Forces Speaker: Russians Are Surrendering In Growing Numbers, By Groups

The reason is given.

Russian occupiers are increasingly refusing to participate in assault operations at the front. The invaders began to surrender in groups into Ukrainian captivity.

This was reported by RBC-Ukraine with a reference to the Speaker of the United Press Center of the Tavria Defense Forces Colonel Oleksandr Shtupun during the telethon.

“There is information about an increasing number of occupiers’ refusals to participate in assault operations. In particular, this is recorded in the units of the 1st Army Corps of the RF Armed Forces. Entire groups of Russian military personnel began to surrender,” said Shtupun.

According to him, over the past three days, the Ukrainian Armed Forces captured one group consisting of six occupiers in a short battle. Another one, almost the same in number, surrendered without a fight at all.

“As they say, they came to the voice literally after several shots in the air,” the speaker added.

Shtupun noted that one of the reasons why the Russians surrendered is the inhumane attitude towards them by their commanders.

“Because, for refusing to go into senseless assaults or for some other fault, officers strip them naked, and it is winter, put them in “cold pits” like that, beat them and threaten to shoot them,” the speaker said.