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SURRENDER & LIVE Advancing Russian troops capture a dishevelled, elderly Ukrainian conscript in Kherson oblast! He is severly dehydrated & exhausted with no munitions for over 1 week & likely suffering PTSD / SHELL SHOCKED Hes too weak to follow their instructions and was abandoned by his commanders. He... show more

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Advancing Russian troops capture an elderly Ukrainian conscript. He is too weak to follow their instructions as he hasn't had any food or drink, abandoned by his commanders. He was dragged from the streets and forced to fight. Now he will live to see his family again.

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