19.12.2025

Another Russian invader, whom his command sent on a so-called meat assault, surrendered to the Ukrainian defenders. This is Artem Tkachenko, a seriously ill Russian (at least according to him), from whom they did not even hide the fact that he was sent to his death. Moreover, the invader had to go to his death on foot – over the corpses of his “comrades” from the ranks of the army of the aggressor country.

However, this Russian was lucky to wait for the Ukrainians and surrender, although he was already thinking about committing suicide out of desperation. The “I Want to Live” project believes that Artem “made a smart decision.”

According to Artem himself, inhuman treatment of soldiers is the norm in the invaders’ army, and the latter even have to starve.

“When they sent me to the position, I only had a can of stew and a bottle of water, and that was it… We ate sunflowers there, we even ate mice,” the Russian complains.

According to him, the command did not even hide the fact that the infantry was being sent in one direction. Both the sick and those who had already been “written off” were sent to the assaults, just to get rid of people. Artem himself claims that he has hepatitis, but in the Russian army this is not a reason for sending to the VLK.

“They just sent us one way to get rid of us. They even sent those who had lung cancer . Me too – I have hepatitis, they should have written me off, but they didn’t let me go through the VLK – they just sent us one way to get rid of us,” the prisoner said.

Also interesting are the invader’s descriptions of his daily life – ” sleeping next to corpses, the constant stench of corpses”, long-swollen and blackened bodies that are already “flaking off and worms are eating them “, numerous severed limbs, etc.

“Now Tkachenko will no longer have to sleep next to the corpses of his “comrades”, stretch a can of stew for several days and eat mice. In Ukrainian captivity, normal conditions, humane treatment, three meals a day and medical care await him. This is clearly better than what his “homeland ” offers to people like him,” the “I Want to Live” project believes.

As OBOZ.UA reported, Indian citizen Azat Sahil Mohamed Hussein, who fought on the side of the Russian occupation army, after being captured, appealed to the Prime Minister of his country. The occupier asked the head of his country’s government to take him home and urged his compatriots not to trust Russian promises.

https://war.obozrevatel.com/ukr/ili-navit-mishej-okupant-poskarzhivsya-na-poryadki-v-armii-putina-i-poyasniv-chomu-zdavsya-v-polon-video.htm