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Russian occupier tells about 5 attempts to escape from army into Ukrainian captivity
A Russian occupier, who tried five times to escape from the Russian army into Ukrainian captivity, was captured by the Ukrainian Security Service
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The Security Service of Ukraine informs about this.
The occupier said that his fellow servicemen are afraid of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. According to him, after the first battle, all 135 recruits from the regiment surrendered their weapons and refused to fight.
When the Russian occupiers realized that the command would not let them go, they tried to escape from their units.
Subsequently, the enemy invader was captured by the Ukrainian Defense Forces and thus he saved his life.
"Many times as they tried to send me to the front line, I realized what was going on there and ran away. They found me 5 times and brought me back," said the Russian soldier.
Those occupiers who want to surrender are advised to contact the hotline +380936886888.
"By calling it, you can get detailed instructions on how to surrender as safely as possible and stay alive," SBU’s press service reports.
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