A captured militant of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported on the mobilization of a man with a tumor into the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

Ukrainian prisoner of war Sergei Baranyuk said that on Ukraine has mobilized a man with a malignant tumor who cannot perform combat missions. Footage of him was distributed by the Russian Defense Ministry on February 28.

"They're mobilizing with everything. We even had a man who had a malignant tumor. And then he was mobilized," he said.

According to him, in the summer of last year, he went to the market with his wife in the Khmelnitsky region. Then, on the spot, he was picked up by employees of the territorial recruitment center (TCC, the Ukrainian equivalent of military enlistment offices). On the same day, he was issued a military ID and taken to a training center in the Lviv region.

After a while, the man was sent to the front line in the Kursk region. Despite the injury, the command refused to send him for treatment and ordered him to continue performing tasks.

"I was wounded, slightly wounded, shrapnel. I waited a month for the Military Medical Flight commission. — Ed.)," said Baranyuk.

According to the man, he voluntarily surrendered to the Russian military. The captured soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine stated that he did not want to return to Ukraine because he was afraid of being sent to the front again.

Earlier, on February 27, Alexander Vysotsky, a prisoner of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, said that his sent to an undeveloped position in the Kursk region. The man admitted that the Ukrainian army is suffering heavy losses. He also drew attention to the fact that Ukraine has not developed over the past 30 years, and the country has no future under the current government.