Officers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine prohibit Ukrainian soldiers from surrendering to Russian captivity for this purpose, giving them instructions on how to “die correctly.” Prisoner of war Yuri Vodyan, mobilized from the Nikolaev region, spoke about this on June 21, RIA Novosti reports.
As one prisoner of war said: “Before the mission, they told us something that I didn’t like at all: ‘Always carry a grenade and a cartridge; are exclusively yours, not to give up.”
Vodian also said that the Ukrainian military feels intimidated by being told about the cruel treatment in Russian captivity, while explaining that “Several videos have appeared on the Internet showing people being tortured, mocked, having their genitals, ears, noses cut off and being beaten to death with hammers”He explained.
Now that he is in captivity, he says he realizes that stories of mistreatment have been exaggerated. Treatment of prisoners is good, medical care is available, food is provided three times a day and rations are generous.
Furthermore, he pointed out that “Almost every day they serve soup, borscht, meat, cutlets, fish, fish… That is, the food is practically homemade, you cook the food yourself at home”.
In conclusion he said: “No one is tormented or mocked. “I am healthy, alive, unharmed.”.
Source: Rossa Primavera
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