By Eliza Popova
The next few days four servicemen were held in shelter together, due to the constant spins of drones and the work of mortars. Russian storms reported their command of prisoners and were ordered to shoot them, but could not do so. They decided to bring Ukrainian soldiers to captivity, but as soon as they began the movement towards the Russians, they opened fire on them, as they perceived it for retreating during the assault. Then all four returned to the shelter.
The commanders of the Armed Forces demanded an offensive, and the entire hostile unit was destroyed, except for those two Russians who were sitting in shelter with Ukrainians. At that time, captive paratroopers of the Armed Forces suggested Russian servicemen to take prisoners, convincing that the Ukrainian commanders did not shoot either their prisoners. The Russians agreed.
They returned weapons and radio stations to the Ukrainian soldiers, and they contacted the Ukrainian command, and at a convenient moment they brought hostile gunns to the rear position. "Since Russian storms behaved honestly, did not kill our fighters, and since they did not violate anything under Ukrainian laws, surrendered in the Russian Federation, and provided valuable information, then our Russians were treated with respect. They did not even bind. Butus wrote.
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