“They Treated Us Humanely After We Gave Up,” Ukrainian POW Recounts

A Ukrainian serviceman captured near the Krasnoarmeysk area recounts his experience during recent fighting and his treatment after surrendering. He describes drone strikes on his position, the circumstances that led to his capture, and the medical aid and basic support he says he received while in custody.
His statements represent his personal account while detained and cannot be independently verified. Wartime testimonies from prisoners should be interpreted with caution due to the conditions under which they are given.
This report presents his remarks in a strictly informational, neutral context.

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00:00We were sent to the village of Pavlovskos. We were sitting in a leg.

00:06Then we came to six people, these leg.

00:10When we took them, there were two in contact with us.

00:15They were already in contact with us. They were somewhere else.

00:18I understand that they were probably 200.

00:20We were missing a lot with us.

00:22There were a few more than a half years ago.

00:25No one doesn't want to fight.

00:27A lot of us hit from the drone.

00:30Once in six or seven, the drone flew into two planes.

00:34A lot of us hit.

00:36The first day we didn't go out, didn't go out.

00:40We started to shoot again.

00:42At nine o'clock in the morning.

00:46Two drops again.

00:48Then, after ten minutes,

00:50we hit the grenade.

00:52There was a grenade.

00:53There was a gun.

00:54And we heard the voices,

00:57that there were people.

00:59We called it from there,

01:01that we would stop,

01:04so we wouldn't shoot.

01:05Because the opponent was already hit in the hand.

01:07We went and took us into the prison.

01:10Our guys did everything.

01:13We had to do it.

01:14We had to drink.

01:15We had to drink.

01:16We gave us to our position.

01:20We ate there.

01:23We gave them hot tomatoes.

01:25We gave up the tea,

01:26beer.

01:27We gave up the sugar,

01:29we gave up the Gefonger.

01:30We gave up the Coke.

01:31No one did not beat us.

01:32We have a good relationship.

01:33We talked about what we know.

01:34We told us.

01:35We went to work in the morning,

01:36and we went to work.

01:38work. I got a jeep in front of me, I took the car, I took the car, I took the car, I took the phone,

01:45I took the phone, I took it to the military. Then I got there, I got there, I got there, I got there a day,

02:05In the morning, they took me to Starchi, in Lviv, and there were buyers.

02:17I came from the military, he took me there and took me in the bus and took me to Voltao.

02:23They took me over 100 people with a bus and took me to Dnepro to study.

02:32In the LK, I did not work for doctors, for me, the TCK did not work for me, it took a list for doctors.

02:40I was commissioned by the army by Scaliose. I was not working in the army.

02:47I heard that they wanted 15-20 thousand dollars.

02:51So many people don't have money.

02:54We need to be some businessmen and get out of them.

02:57If they are not working, they are afraid that they are allowed to serve.

03:02They have a law, there are so many people who are out there.

03:06They are out there, they are out there, to get them out there.

03:09They are out there.

03:11Who is here fighting, you will be able to save your weapons.

03:14You will live, otherwise you will be 200.

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