Russians do not take away either wounded or killed from battlefield - OTG "Kharkiv"
Russian soldiers leave the wounded on the battlefield. In case of injury, the occupier has instructions to commit suicide.
According to Censor.NET, citing Oboz.ua, this was stated by the spokesman for the "Kharkiv" Operational and Tactical Group Yevhen Romanov.
"They usually do not do this. Because they neglect these lives. They do not take their wounded," he said.
The spokesperson noted that the Russian military has certain instructions that oblige a wounded soldier to avoid being captured by any means, even at the cost of his own life. In case of injury, a Russian soldier must commit suicide on his own - with a grenade, firearm or any other convenient way.
"They even have special instructions that if a Russian is wounded, he must commit suicide by himself. Using a grenade or a weapon or in any other convenient way," Romanov added.
At the same time, the spokesman noted, more and more Russian soldiers are voluntarily surrendering to Ukrainian forces. For example, recently 8 Russians surrendered in the Kharkiv sector.
