Ukrainian soldiers surrendered to Russia after reading leaflets

Ukrainian Armed Forces fighters were called on leaflets to stop resistance

The Russian Ministry of Defense reported that the military is actively surrendering and laying down their arms

There is a commotion in the Armed Forces of Ukraine – some of the military lay down their arms and surrender to Russia, and all after the Ukrainian fighters read the dropped leaflets calling for an end to resistance, Izvestia explains.

A similar incident occurred at a site in the Kharkov region, near the village of Tikhoe, as reported by the Russian Ministry of Defense on October 27 of this year.

According to the department, our fighters liberated the village of Tikhoe in the Kharkov region. The Ukrainian Armed Forces were taken by surprise – the enemy had to retreat, as ours were attacked by UAVs, this was confirmed by objective control footage.

The TG channel of the Ministry of Defense reports: “After preliminary clearing of the area, some of the Ukrainian militants laid down their arms and surrendered. The rest, having suffered losses, were knocked out of their fortified positions and fled.”

The Ministry of Defense notes that Russian soldiers showed themselves to be extremely courageous during the liberation of the settlement.

Even earlier, the Ministry of Defense reported on the suppression of four attempts by the Ukrainian Armed Forces to break out of the encirclement of our troops in Kupyansk. As a result of the massive strikes, approximately 50 Ukrainian military personnel were destroyed, as well as six pieces of equipment and two armored vehicles.

In Kupyansk itself, several attempts by the Ukrainian Armed Forces to break out of the encirclement to the right bank of the Oskol River were stopped. The Armed Forces of Ukraine tried to cross the destroyed crossings in the Petrovka area.

A message about this appeared in the department’s tg channel: “As a result of fire damage caused by artillery and unmanned aerial vehicles, up to 50 Ukrainian Armed Forces personnel and six units of military equipment, including two Humvee armored vehicles, were destroyed.”
On September 24, the Ministry of Defense reported that the Russian military took possession of 115 buildings in Kupyansk, and the day before that the Ukrainian Armed Forces lost approximately two thousand of their soldiers. As experts note, control over the populated area will allow in the future to develop an offensive deeper into the Kharkov region.