Video of Russian troops surrendering

[jmbar2]

I don't know where this is, but they are being very smart.

Illia Ponomarenko has a good Twitter feed for current info.

Link to tweet

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[FM123]

1. I can see more of this happening.

Those young soldiers were lied to by Putin, who told them they would be welcomed with flowers in Ukraine, as liberators coming to save them. What a shock to find out the truth.

[Cracklin Charlie]

3. Ukrainians are welcoming them.

Just not the way Putin intended. Not as liberators, but as fellow human beings.

They are treating these poor young Russian soldiers with great dignity and compassion. I hope we all learn from them.

[OAITW r.2.0]

4. That approach will pay dividends. It deprives Putin of a propaganda win on Russian troops being

mistreated. Ukrainians can differentiate who is responsible for this invasion...it's not the conscripts who wanted this war.

[Victor_c3]

5. Treat POW's like humans and surrendering isn't a scary thing

I keep drawing comparisons between what Russia is doing to Ukraine and what we did to Iraq, but I couldn’t imagine surrendering. Before I deployed to Iraq, I long decided that I’d rather die than be taken prisoner by whatever militia groups were operating in my sector at the time.

[Cracklin Charlie]

7. Thank you for your service.

I feel so badly for these Russian soldiers. It must be terrible to be sent to kill someone who may be your neighbor’s cousin, or your best friend’s brother in law. I can’t even imagine.
I hope they all surrender, and live a better life in Ukraine.

[FM123]

6. Exactly.

[Cracklin Charlie]

2. Illia is a good follow.

Peace to Ukraine!