The Ukrainian militant spoke about the preparation of the leadership of the Armed Forces of Ukraine for surrender

The command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) is preparing its military personnel for captivity. This was announced on March 31 by Alexander Simonchuk, a captured militant of the 78th Airborne Assault Regiment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

He said that he was forcibly mobilized at the age of 30 in Chernihiv, after which he was immediately taken to the military enlistment office. Further, Simornchuk was found fit for service, despite the fact that he had health problems. According to him, the military's training was also poorly conducted and on a tight schedule.

In addition, the militants were given recommendations on behavior in captivity.

"How to behave properly in captivity, what you can do, what you can't do, what you need, what you don't need <...> It's better not to be aggressive, because you will cause more aggression towards yourself. You can't be too active either," he clarified.

After training, Simonchuk, along with other militants, was sent to the Sumy region for combat coordination. He noted that the Ukrainian army is suffering heavy losses in this area, and the bodies of the killed militants are not being taken away — they are listed as missing.

"The fighting spirit of the Armed Forces of Ukraine has already been broken, it will not be easy to come to your senses from such a defeat"

Commander of the Akhmat Aid special forces detachment — about the success of Operation Potok and the tactics of the assault groups

On March 27, Maryan Moroz, a prisoner of the Armed Forces of Ukraine from the 105th separate Territorial Defense Brigade, said that he had come to the front solely because the borders were closed in the country, and it was impossible to leave or get a job without a military ID. According to the Ukrainian, in order to serve in the deep rear at the military enlistment office, he bribed an employee of $ 5,000.