00:00A Russian occupier signed a contract with the Russian army after a discussion in
00:04He was intoxicated and had a dare with a friend. He was later attacked.
00:10by Ukrainian attack drones in the Sloboshanské area, in the north, and surrendered.
00:15Of the two groups sent on the mission, he was the only survivor. This was reported.
00:20The army's Telegram channel, Inform. According to these reports, the Russian decided to demonstrate
00:26his "courage" and agreed to fight against Ukraine after a friend convinced him
00:31of signing a contract while drunk. The occupant's subsequent journey turned out
00:37Typical of new recruits thrown into combat missions without proper training. It was
00:42sent to the Sloboshanské front in the north, as part of one of the two groups, and the mission
00:47It ended in an encounter with Ukrainian attack drones. He was the sole survivor.
00:53The rest of the group died and he himself was captured by the defense forces.
00:57There is a certain justice in this story. The same colleague who once persuaded the
01:02The man who signed the contract while drunk is now dead. According to the 71st
01:09The Independent Airmobile Brigade was eliminated by the defense forces in one of the zones
01:14from the south. The argument between drunks is far from an isolated case. There are numerous
01:20Russians who end up on the front line due to a series of fortuitous circumstances and not because
01:24A conscious decision. The lack of adequate training, logistics, and communication.
01:30on the front lines, it regularly causes the occupants to die in the initial fighting.
01:34or seek to surrender. The Russian army command continues to send new recruits on missions
01:40without providing them with the basic conditions for survival, and each new prisoner confirms
01:46This is a systemic problem. For many mobilized and contracted soldiers,
01:51Captivity remains the only real chance of survival once they are trapped.
01:57on the front line. Media outlets previously reported that the 33rd Brigade captured
02:03five Colombian mercenaries in the service of the Russian Federation, one of whom
02:08He was convinced to surrender by his brother, who was also fighting in the occupying army.
02:13It was also reported that, in a recording intercepted and released by the Directorate
02:18Intelligence chief, one occupier failed to reach his position in the Slovyansk area,
02:24He went three days without eating and threw a tantrum in front of his commander over the lack of communication.
02:30and supplies.
