AFU captured servicemen: 'We are fighting for nothing, we are being deceived' 1/2

Another group of Ukrainian servicemen surrendered in one of the directions. The servicemen were trained in France, the prisoners say that this knowledge was not useful in the trenches, and they were sent to study 'for show.'

NATO psychologists told the AFU servicemen about the weakness of the Russian Army and about the need to 'kill as many Russians as possible.'

The servicemen were trained by foreign 'specialists' surrendered in the first battle and saw the Russian soldier from an 'unexpected' side. 'We were received medical treatment, taken to the hospital, they gave us food,' – according to one of the prisoners, that's how Russian servicemen treat surrendered soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The prisoners urge their comrades to lay their weapons and surrender. 'There is only death there. We are fighting for nothing, we are being deceived, and the realisation comes very late, when you can practically do nothing,' said the captured serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.