The Russian-Ukrainian conflict has been going on until now. Although the battle continues, the Ukrainian army's fighting will is gradually disintegrating, especially the defenders of the Mashi Iron and Steel Plant. Under the successive impact, multiple troops surrendered to the Russian army one after another. In addition to the collective surrender of more than 1,000 troops, a team also appeared holding a "white flag" during the civilian evacuation operation not long ago. The successive surrender of comrades in the steel plant had a huge impact on the defenders in the steel plant, but this was not the end. Just recently, a recent news made the Azov Battalion and the Ukrainian army embarrassed and angry, that is, the "hero brigade commander" of the Ukrainian army actually resurrected from the dead.
Recently, Colonel Baranuk, the commander of the 36th Brigade of the Ukrainian Navy, was confirmed to be captured by the Russian army. Previously, both Russian and Ukrainian armies agreed that he had died in battle because his ID card and a rifle engraved with his name were found in the body of the Ukrainian army. That's why Russia and Ukraine confirmed that the colonel was dead, and Ukraine also awarded him the honorary title of "Holy Ukraine" to commemorate his sacrifice in this conflict. But unexpectedly, Colonel Baranuk not only did not die in battle, but appeared in the Russian prisoner camp. If it were not recognized by the Ukrainian army, he would have deceived everyone to this day.
So why did this Colonel Baranuk resurrect and appear in the prisoner camp? According to him, before launching the raid, he exchanged identities with a soldier in the team. The soldier unfortunately died in his clothes, while he disguised himself as an ordinary soldier. Although he survived by chance, he had no time to escape and became a prisoner of the Russian army. He was later recognized by the Ukrainian army. Judging from this series of actions, Baranuk should have had a plan to escape, so he staged a "Cat Cat for Prince" and after learning the truth, Azov Camp immediately scolded him for "descendant".
The Ukrainian hero was captured, which was a huge blow to the morale and propaganda of the Ukrainian army. No wonder Azov Camp was so angry, but Baranuk himself did not feel guilty. In an interview with the Russian army, he said that he had long thoughts of running away because Kiev lied to them. While the soldiers on the front line were struggling to support, Kiev would only provide verbal assistance. In fact, no one went to rescue them at all. They only provided some supplies and ordered a ban on the surrender of the Ukrainian army. Kiev's attitude of not taking the lives of soldiers seriously made Baranuk determined to escape.
In fact, there are many Ukrainian troops who want to surrender and escape like him. If it weren't for the Azov Camp, the defenders of Ma City would have surrendered long ago. The "hero brigade commander" did not die in battle. He was captured and recognized by the Ukrainian prisoners after exchanging identities with the soldiers. In Ukraine's view, this may be a shame, but what is wrong with the officers and soldiers wanting to survive? Ukraine's various actions prove that it is not worth working for such a country, and don't be angry at the Azov Camp. If it does not surrender, it is afraid it will not even have the chance to become a prisoner.
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