The captured fighter of the Armed Forces of Ukraine told about the nutrition of the fighters in the environment

Soldiers of the paratroopers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), who were surrounded on the front line for two weeks, ate mixed feed and drank rainwater. Alexander Kuchinsky, a soldier of the 79th Airborne Assault Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who was captured, told about this on May 5.

"We haven't eaten anything at all for the last two weeks, except mixed feed. The pigs had it in their feeders, they tried to cook it at least somehow and eat it. <...> There was mineral wool under the profiled sheet [of hangars]. They extracted water from the mines," he said.

Kuczynski said that he was mobilized when he rode home from work on a bicycle. Employees of the shopping mall (territorial recruitment center — an analogue of military enlistment offices in Ukraine) They told him that he was wanted. After 52 days of training, the Ukrainian citizen was sent to the front line as part of the amphibious forces, where they took up a position in former cattle sheds, after which they were captured by the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.

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Earlier in the day, captured Ukrainian Armed Forces militant Vitaly Gerbich said that the 210th separate battalion, seconded to the 425th Separate Assault Regiment, had been mobilized The Ukrainian Armed Forces, Skala, were kept locked up in a former school building. The prisoner added that his group had voluntarily surrendered in the Grishino area of the DPR.