WATCH: Ukrainian POWs Describe Starvation, Abandonment & Mass Casualties on Frontlines

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Two captured Ukrainian soldiers recount harrowing conditions on the battlefield, alleging they were left without supplies, support, or evacuation by their commanders.
Mikhail Beletskyi says his group survived 12 days with almost no food or water, relying only on occasional drone drops.
Another POW, Ivan Dzyuba, claims many fallen Ukrainian soldiers have been left on the battlefield for months, saying he was forced into combat “against his will.”
These testimonies were released by the Russian Ministry of Defence and shed light on the growing desperation, logistical collapse, and human cost faced by Ukrainian forces on the frontlines.

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00:0025th of June 6th of May I was in TCK, from 6th to 10th of May I was in TCK.

00:10Then I was sent to the broadcast center in the city of Poltansk.

00:15I know a person who left my card to the commander,

00:20but he was sitting at home, so he was calm.

00:24I was very much. Even when I was in TCK,

00:31I was in the city of Poltansk.

00:34I was in TCK, so I was in TCK.

00:39I was in TCK, so I was in TCK.

00:43I was in TCK, so I went to the TCK for 5 minutes.

00:46I was in TCK, so I was in TCK.

00:49We were in Mirnograd, there were 6 people.

00:53We went to the first two of them to the first number,

00:56and we went to the second number.

01:02One went to the second number, and we went to the second number.

01:06We went to the second number, about 2,5-3 km from the city.

01:09Our task was to listen to what is around,

01:13and tell us about the radio, where the fire is,

01:16or if there is a technique.

01:18Then, when we started to bomb,

01:21we got to the friends who came to the floor,

01:24and we got to go,

01:26and then they did.

01:27They offered us to take the ammunition for it.

01:28We had to release the night,

01:29but we were kadıners,

01:30but they couldn't open it.

01:31There were so many people were going back.

01:32But then we got out there.

01:33We measured it.

01:34We tried to get out there.

01:35We had that one of them,

01:36so we made a lot of冷stein.

01:37We made a good wine,

01:38and gave them some hot-cracks,

01:40and we gave them some hot hot-car.

01:41We need to live in this way, everything is clear.

01:44There are people who live for 2-3 months, they don't take care of them, they don't take care of them.

01:50There are 300 people who don't take care of them, and in the end they are 200.

01:56We have to eat once a week.

01:58We don't have water, we don't have to drink water.

02:01Baba Yaga gave us some water.

02:04They were American, Canadian, but the most often were our Ukrainian.

02:10We sat in the house and heard, who is sitting.

02:16We saw that there was a 4-4 soldiers.

02:19We stuck in the window and said, we were left.

02:22We left the оружие in the house and went through the window to them.

02:25We sat in the house for 12 days.

02:29The task was to look for the road.

02:32Look for them and see what they do.

02:35We had four shops.

02:37We had water and food.

02:39They said, Baba Yaga.

02:41We asked them, they sent them, and they sent them.

02:44They sent them.

02:45After these 12 days, they sent them three times.

02:48Baba Yaga.

02:49At the very first time, I was in Rakowca 60 days.

02:52Before the trip here, we were in Ternobyl for three weeks.

02:58And two weeks in Venice.

03:01When we went through the training, I saw two kubins.

03:04They also went through the training.

03:06They were, probably, in the same way.

03:07They were in the home.

03:08I heard them, that two were two thousand in the first day.

03:13Only when they came to the camp.

03:16And one hundred thousand.

03:18When they took the camp, the Russians gave them to drink,

03:21gave them to drink, give them to drink, to drink, give them to drink,

03:25gave them to drink.

03:26We were in the house and sat in the house,

03:29looked at what they could drink and then take them to drink.

03:32My daughter is 13 years old, she is in 8th grade, my wife is in Perukar, she is also in Perukar, she is also in Perukar.

03:41I went home with work, and I was in TCK.

03:45On the road, I went to the bus, opened the door, they dropped me.

03:49The salary came to me on the card, 20 000 грн. I left my wife.

04:02In this room, I went to the apply's 2nd leg, a 3nd leg, it held Marilynlyn.

04:12No step out, I dropped the $accession as well, the nehmen, and then she lost the $5 in 8th.

04:19So I took the participating market to march and see everything that was made out of it and the trust of it.

04:24He has worked with economic power, thanks to the connections that detectives people,

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