Thanks to the Ukrainian telephone hotline, it seems that more and more Russian armed forces are laying down their weapons in Ukraine. Especially in the last month.
KYIV – Actually, the war in Ukraine should last only a few days. With relatively little effort, the east of Ukraine should take over the government of the Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyj should be replaced. The war has been going on for over a year now. Costs are skyrocketing and there is currently no chance of a negotiated solution.
Now the American press has reported NewsweekRussian soldiers in Ukraine are surrendering faster and faster. This information comes from Ukrainian intelligence sources and cannot be independently verified.
War in Ukraine: Hotline for Russian soldiers likely to become more popular
Vitaliy Matvienko is a spokesman for the “I want to live” hotline for Russian soldiers who want to lay down their arms in Ukraine. According to Matvienko, calls to the hotline have doubled in the past month compared to the previous month. Ukrainian officials have not disclosed how many Russians have already surrendered. However, according to Ukrainian military sources: “The number continues to grow, as does the interest of the Russians in the hotline”.
The Ukrainian program provides Russian soldiers with three meals a day, as well as medical treatment and contact with relatives. It adheres to the Geneva Conventions and supports Russian soldiers through legal channels, hence the claim.
War in Ukraine: Kiev Prepares Counterattack
Ukraine’s defense ministry recently said the number of Russian soldiers “wanting to save their lives” has risen sharply. And one reason Russian soldiers are laying down their arms may be Ukraine’s announced counter-offensive. It is now thought that a Ukrainian counter-offensive may begin soon.
“Ukrainian counterattack “The ground has not yet started, but its consequences have already begun to bear fruit,” the Ukrainian Defense Ministry said. Russian soldiers have only two options: die or capture. (lb)
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