The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has launched a manual for russian soldiers who want to surrender safely and that it will use drones to carry out these movements.
‘I want to live’, that’s what the Ukrainian authorities call the new surrender manual for Russians who don’t want to fight the war anymore. By sending just one message, the army of Zelensky will send the location of a meeting point and there a drone controlled by Ukrainian soldiers will pick up the deserters.
But the explanatory video warns that punctuality is essential: “Go at the agreed time. We remind you that arriving on time is crucial“. If you do not appear at the agreed time, you will be considered to have changed your mind.
One time there it is necessary to establish visual contact with the drone. Therefore, the recruit is asked to raise his hands in surrender. “With this signal, the soldier agrees to comply with all orders,” says the guide.
Afterwards, he must follow the drone to the nearest Ukrainian base, where the representatives will wait for him. With this method, Ukraine assures that it intends to avoid possible ambushes.
It is not the first time that they try to persuade the Russian soldiers. A few months ago, posters were posted on their networks in which phrases could be read to demobilize Vladimir Putin’s soldiers: “While you are in the occupied zone, they are in the comfort of their home. You do not need this war.”
In addition, prisoners of war returned to Russia are also required to spread the message to your peers.
Russia launches a new attack on Ukraine
Air raid sirens have sounded in all regions of Ukraine this Friday due to the launch of an attack by Russian military forces with at least 60 missiles on different Ukrainian cities.
The local newspaper Ukrainska Pravda He also noted that explosions have been heard in kyiv and Kharkovthe second city in the country, although it did not detail whether there have been damages or victims.
Ukraine woke up on December 16 with sirens sounding throughout the country to warn of air raidssaid Vitalii Kim, head of the Military Administration of the Mikolaiv region, who specified that at least 60 missiles have been counted.
Source: Lasexta
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