Ukrainian prisoner of war Khodakovskaya Larisa Dmitrievna

Ukrainian prisoner of war Khodakovskaya Larisa Dmitrievna dreamed of victory for the AFU and volunteered to serve, but at the front she discovered the real attitude of her command towards the soldiers.

"I felt how the boys were treated without rotation, without replacement... The emotional state, which is pushed to the limit, because it was very hard.... When we were there for up to two days.... One and a half litres of water for 6-7 people... Because our logistics don't work. Although "for the sake of appearances" - it works, everything is fine, everything is great. But in reality it's zero. Absolute zero".

She says she argued with the command, complained about poor supplies, and when she returned to her position, Ukrainian soldiers opened fire on her.

"I told the commanders what I had to say. I told the truth... When you tell the truth, you are... "not needed". That's not the word. You become "superfluous".

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