Captured Russian told what he would like to ask Putin

Another Russian prisoner of war has said that he has not seen a single fascist in Ukraine and now he has only a question for Putin as to why he "put" so many Russians. The corresponding video was published on 12 January by the commander of the Ground Forces, Aleksandr Syrskyy.

Another prisoner - Saranchin Sergey Vladimirovich, 33 years old, scout, junior sergeant. After receiving a summons he went to his military enlistment office and was mobilised. He was afraid to get only into the "storm z" unit. They said that he would guard the border. But instead they sent him to the storm," the report said.

The captive said that there was a task to take a trench and wait for a replacement. Already on the spot they realised that they were abandoned without food, ammunition and water. Support did not come, because it was destroyed on the approaches. When the assault began, the Ukrainian soldiers offered them to surrender.

No one was beaten in captivity, did not see the fascists. Believes that something needs to change in Russia, because so many Russians have already been killed, many Russian women have become widows. He believes that it is better to go to prison, to mow than to go to war again," says the prisoner.

He "would advise Russians to stay out of Ukraine, because Russians do not live long in war. I would like to ask Putin why he put down so many Russians."