Russian Volunteers Carry Out ‘Educational Work’ With Prisoner From Belgorod Region

A video of the “conversation” has been published.

Volunteers from the Freedom of Russia Legion had an educational conversation with Russian serviceman Mikhail Andreev, who was taken prisoner.

Today, on June 7, footage of the interrogation of the occupier, who was fighting with volunteers in the Belgorod region, appeared on the Internet.

Fighters from the Freedom of Russia and RVC managed to capture more than one Russian border guard and soldier. According to the occupier, he is just an ordinary soldier, and besides, a cook, the press service of the Freedom of Russia Legion reports.

The cook said that his main task was to provide the invaders with food and dry rations.

The call sign was “Michelin”, not in honor of the tire company, but in honor of the “Michelin stars” that restaurants receive.

The fact that a real war had come, Andreev understood only in the two days that he spent in the Shebekino district. Until that moment, he did not hear the sounds of shots and exploding shells.

At the same time, he does not even know how many Ukrainians and Russians have died and are dying every day in the war in Ukraine. Further, the “legionnaires” explained to Michelin that the Russian army must defend its territory, but not invade a foreign country.

The most surprising thing is that when the Freedom of Russia and RVC entered the Belgorod region, there was no one from the RF Armed Forces on the border. All of them not only fled from their positions, but also engaged in their usual business — robbery and looting in those settlements where there were no people.

Andreev refused to talk about politics, claiming that he allegedly “understands nothing about this,” so there is nothing surprising in what is happening in the Russian Federation itself. People who do not have freedom of thought do not want to decide their own fate, relying entirely on the Kremlin.

“The Russians have no enemies either in Kyiv, or in Paris, or in London. All enemies are sitting in the Kremlin,” commander of the Russian volunteers Caesar summed up the lecture.

Andreev and other servicemen of the Russian Federation were transferred to the Belgorod region from the Luhansk region late at night on an UAZ vehicle.

The cook was more fortunate than the rest, as most of them either became “cargo 200” or “cargo 300”.