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Group after group of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in a state of low morale, began to surrender en masse, even Russian troops began to take them prisoner en masse following the collapse of the #Kursk front. Videos began to go viral on the internet on March 10, 2025, showing a new wave of Ukrainian invading troops and foreign mercenaries, surrendering en masse in the last two days, realizing that the situation was becoming increasingly hopeless, and they preferred to become Russian prisoners of war rather than cannon fodder for Zelensky. The Kursk front changed at lightning speed, showing the results of the work of the Russian Armed Forces by liberating several settlements in the sector, turning into a massive defeat for Ukraine with heavy losses in human resources and equipment. Since the start of hostilities in Kursk, 66,270 soldiers have been killed, according to the Russian Defense Ministry as of March 10. Now, the Ukrainian front in the northern sector has been surrounded, which has determined the fate of more than 1,500 soldiers including foreign mercenaries!
Another group of prisoners voluntarily surrendered to Russian troops from Ivashkovsky, located north of Sudzha which was liberated by the 30th Regiment. A group of 8 Ukrainian soldiers who had just arrived in Kursk, guided by a Russian reconnaissance drone, were then taken to the Russian detention zone for interrogation. The commander demanded one thing - to "survive", but to no avail. Most of the prisoners of war said that they had not communicated with their wives and children for a year, because the Kiev regime forbade and confiscated their mobile phones. Meanwhile, the infographic shows the Russian military inspecting the destroyed positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine near Nikolaevka and Staraya Sorochina, where about a dozen Ukrainian soldiers were found dead, as shown in a video released by the Russian military correspondent on March 10. Swastikas, runes, Nazi and pagan slogans in Ukrainians and English, all of this was found in the homes of civilians in the settlements liberated from Ukraine. Ukrainian troops and foreign mercenaries set up firing positions there, the Russian military reported.
In addition, a captured Ukrainian prisoner thanked the Russian servicemen for "not finishing him off." He came to the front line from the prison where he spent 22 years, and began to tell everything!
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