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'We surrendered voluntarily to survive' 🏳️ Captured Ukrainian serviceman Mikhail Beletsky told how his group was left without supplies and help from their own command. 'We spent 12 days in a position in a house, our task was to watch the road. Each of us had four clips of... ammunition. A Baba Yaga drone delivered supplies to us. We asked for food supplies, but in 12 days, drones delivered the supplies only thrice,' he recalled. ➡️ Left by command at their wit’s end, the Ukrainian servicemen voluntarily surrendered just to survive. 'We felt somebody approaching, when we were in the house. We looked and saw four Russian servicemen. We knocked on the window and said that we surrender, we left our weapons behind and went to them. Russians gave us cigarettes, some water, and food they had,' he said. ▫️Beletsky is sure that he made a right choice, when he surrendered. 🔹 Russian Defence Ministryshow more

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