A captured militant of the Armed Forces of Ukraine told about the deception of evacuation by the military command

The Ukrainian military command is deceiving soldiers by talking about evacuation. This was announced on March 12 by Ivan Pavlyuk, a captured serviceman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU).

According to him, he and his colleagues were forced to work on old equipment, they never saw the NATO weapons. In addition, Pavlyuk's unit had paratroopers mostly over the age of 50.

"We had an order — if a car is hit, no one stops, the rest go on. And we decided to evacuate the car, the car started burning. We had a senior — Smiley call sign. Two of us were lying wounded, and he said he was getting into the first car, and the second car would come for us, pick us up, and evacuate us. So we did not wait," said the prisoner of war.

The militant spent three days waiting for evacuation in a ditch. He met Russian soldiers when he went out in search of water, and surrendered. In captivity, he was treated well, provided with medical care and fed.

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The day before, Alexander Khukhriansky, a captured soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, said that the military command does not even conduct initial training, not to mention medical, fire and tactical training. He also added that there was no management in his unit, they were all on vacation.