Russian human rights activist Vladimir Osechkin says that it's very hard to understand why so many Russian soldiers are surrendering to Ukrainian forces. According to several Telegram channels, ~1000 Russian soldiers are already prisoners of the Ukrainians in the Kursk region.… pic.twitter.com/XbFggt7ilu
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“Russian human rights activist Vladimir Osechkin says that it’s very hard to understand why so many Russian soldiers are surrendering to Ukrainian forces.”
Has he been in a coma? It’s common knowledge how the ruskie meat puppets are being treated. Being a POW of the AFU is living in luxury by comparison to being a ruskie soldier.
It’s also safer. If they didn’t give up they’d probably be shot by their own people