In Volchansk, a wounded occupier was abandoned by his own people and surrendered as a prisoner of war


The RF soldier was wounded and lay for a whole night without help from his own until he was captured by the AFU.
In the north of Kharkiv Region, a combat group of the Chopskiy border detachment "Frozen group" has captured a serviceman of the Russian Federation troops. The video with a story about the battle in Volchansk was published by the State Border Service.
The occupant as part of his company stormed Volchansk. The RF unit overcame only 50 metres of the way. After that, the occupiers came under heavy fire of the Ukrainian Defence Forces.
The RF infantry company was completely defeated, their task to gain a foothold at the Volchya River was thwarted.
The captured Russian was wounded and miraculously survived, lying unaided for a whole night as the personnel of his unit were neutralised.
In the morning, the occupant wandered around at random until he was discovered and detained by Ukrainian fighters.
What preceded the capture of the occupant from the Moscow region, how he was found and much more see in the story of the State Border Service.
Earlier Socialportal reported that during the assault battles in Volchansk, the soldiers of the brigade "Steel Cordon" repelled 4 enemy firing positions, destroyed 6 occupants and captured one who had been hiding in a house for 21 days.
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