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Russia's TASS news agency reported on the 14th that Russian Ministry of Defense spokesman Konashenkov said that Ukraine did not cherish the lives of its own soldiers, and 32 surrendered Ukrainian soldiers were killed by Ukrainian militants.
According to Konashenkov, when more than thirty soldiers of the 25th Battalion of the 54th Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Army decided to lay down their weapons and surrender near the settlement area of Novi Mikhailovka in the Donetsk region , was attacked from behind by a group of Ukrainian militants who arrived in the armored vehicle , eventually killing 32 Ukrainian soldiers.
The attack took place in the Donetsk area, which is where the current war between Russia and Ukraine is most anxious. Recent news shows that Russian troops currently control about 80% of northern Donetsk and have destroyed all bridges leading out of the city. According to Sergei Gedayi, the governor of the Luhansk region, "the Russians are using scorched earth methods and heavy artillery bombardment."
Judging from the current situation, it will only be a matter of time before Russia completely controls the Donetsk region. The failure of the Battle of Mariupol was undoubtedly a heavy blow to the Ukrainian army. Especially during the siege of the Azov Steel Plant, Moscow's tough stance was in sharp contrast to the weakness shown by and in Kiev. Through the Battle of Mariupol, the soldiers still on the front line already understood that once they were besieged, it meant that there were only two outcomes, either surrendering or dying in battle.
It is worth noting that on the Northern Donetsk battlefield, incidents similar to the siege of the Azov Steel Plant may occur again. Currently, the Ukrainian army is retreating to the Azov chemical plant in Severodonetsk, including Ukrainian militants and hundreds of civilians. Russia and Ukraine are likely to launch a fierce siege around the Azov chemical plant. Not surprisingly, the war will end with the surrender of the Ukrainian army.
In short, The Ukrainian army in the Donbass region has been divided into multiple encirclement circles by the Russian army. In the face of a shortage of resources, especially a shortage of weapons and equipment systems, the Ukrainian army's effective strength is rapidly decreasing. According to Ukrainian officials, about 60-100 soldiers are killed every day, and about 500 people are injured every day. Of course, this is probably a conservative estimate, and the actual situation is more serious. So, if this situation continues, Kiev will have to face the embarrassing situation of having no available troops within a few months. At present, Ukrainian officials have admitted that soldiers without professional training are being sent to the battlefield one after another. The main reason is to supplement the vacancies of casualty soldiers.
Against this background of shortage of supplies and soldiers, combined with the Russian army's steady and steady encirclement tactics, if Kiev cannot obtain military assistance in the short term, the surrender of the Ukrainian army will inevitably occur. The situation as described by Konashenkov was itself an incident of institutional surrender. However, there are extremely inconsistent opinions within the Ukrainian army on the matter of surrender. The biggest obstructionists are those Ukrainian militants. The reason is simple: these militants are afraid of being liquidated by Moscow. For the Ukrainian regular army, they do not have this psychological burden.
No matter how you say it, it is a tragic thing for the Ukrainian army to kill each other. As the chief culprit, the Zelenskiy government must give an explanation to the Ukrainian people: This war by Western countries’ agents has brought great consequences to Ukraine. What are the benefits? However, Zelensky does not have time to consider this issue at the moment. He still takes chances. "The situation is difficult, but our task is to fight back."
