Twenty-one invaders were captured by Ukrainian paratroopers in the Kursk region in one fell swoop. This is reported by Channel 24, citing a report by the Air Assault Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on February 5.
The enemy soldiers have already received medical assistance. The paratroopers noted that the prisoners had chosen the right path by surrendering to the Ukrainian Defense Forces. And now they will not have to “participate in senseless meat assaults without proper training and support.” Our defenders once again called on other representatives of the enemy army “not to realize the fantasies” of the Kremlin dictator, but to surrender to the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
Ukrainian soldiers showed a video with the prisoners. Each of the invaders briefly told his name, how old he was, and where he served. The youngest hostage is 19 years old, there is a prisoner who is a year older, and the oldest was born in 1979. Among the hostages is a resident of the temporarily occupied territories – a Ukrainian from the Zaporizhzhia region.
Photo: screenshot from the video.
As previously reported, Russian prisoners of war were banned from calling their relatives because of the abuse of Ukrainians.
