Since the Ukrainian army announced its unconditional surrender at the steel plant in Mariupol , the Ukrainian army has begun a comprehensive rout. One city after another has been captured by the Russian army; and at this time, the Ukrainian army has completely lost its fighting spirit. A large number of people surrendered to the Russian army, hoping to be imprisoned in a prisoner of war camp and live a good life for a while, without having to eat or sleep all day long. And because there are so many Ukrainian soldiers surrendering, it is difficult for the Russian army to deal with so many people at once, because every soldier's surrender must go through complex identity screening and careful inspection to avoid being mixed in with some ulterior motives. people.
In order to better deal with these surrendering Ukrainian troops, the Russian army has specially set up a number of surrender points, so that Ukrainian soldiers who want to surrender can come and surrender on their own, as long as they bring relevant documents. Recently, a Ukrainian soldier accompanied by his wife came to the surrender point to surrender. However, this Ukrainian soldier was a little different. He also had another identity - a Soviet veteran. The Russian soldiers discovered this. After repeated confirmations, they finally determined that his Soviet military ID was genuine and asked him why he came to surrender.
This veteran said that he came to surrender because he no longer wanted to carry out those criminal orders. His superiors asked them to provide the coordinates and location information of the Russian army to attack the Russian army. Because the Russian soldiers did not engage in any violence after occupying the Ukrainian area. On the contrary, they were working hard to achieve peace so that the local people could resume normal production and life; but his commander did not want the Russian army to be so To do it, he issued an order to us, asking us to provide the coordinates of the Russian army so that all of this could be destroyed; but this was inconsistent with his own ideas. He did not want to do this and wanted to be a good person, so he took the initiative to report to the Russian army. The army surrendered.
It can be seen that the Ukrainian army under tremendous pressure has fallen into madness, without caring about the feelings of the people, as long as it can cause heavy damage to the Russian army; in order to discredit the Russian army, it also created shocks The Bucha incident happened all over the world, but as the incident progressed, everyone realized that something was wrong. The Ukrainian government, which had no good reason, naturally stopped mentioning the incident. And as the war continues, the number of casualties among Ukrainian soldiers is also increasing. The person in charge of Lugansk and Donetsk said that the Ukrainian army has now died 50,000 people, and according to Calculating the ratio of battle losses under normal circumstances, the number of Ukrainian dead and injured has reached 150,000. This is an absolutely unacceptable number for the Ukrainian army. The total strength of the Ukrainian Army is only more than 200,000. This means that the Ukrainian army's battle loss rate has exceeded 50%.
In order to replace these lost soldiers, the Ukrainian government began a nationwide conscription. Although many Ukrainian civilians took the initiative to sign up before, as the war continued, these Ukrainian civilians also knew that the Russian army was simply unable to fight against them. And what the government has done has disappointed them, so no one has signed up so far. Under such circumstances, the Ukrainian government began compulsory conscription. If they saw any adult male on the road, they would directly hand out leaflets asking them to report to the army. If they did not go, they would be taken away for enforcement. There was a video posted on the Internet before. In the video, the Ukrainian army drove a car on the street to arrest people and pretended to be men. A Ukrainian man ran away to avoid arrest, but the other party still caught him. What happened next? It is conceivable that this soldier was naturally sent to the front line to fight against the Russian army after 1-2 weeks of crash training. It is not known whether he is still alive or has been imprisoned in the Russian army. in a prisoner of war camp.
And these soldiers who have been quickened for a week or two may have just learned how to shoot and assemble guns at this time, so how can they fight against the elite soldiers of the Russian army; let alone fight against the Russian army, even Donetsk and Lu They couldn't defeat Gansk's militia. Therefore, we can find that the Ukrainian army suffered greater losses as they fought, and they have never won.A special forces commander previously said that 80% of his soldiers were dead, and only a few new recruits were left to make up the number; the special forces were in such a miserable condition, and one can imagine the situation of other teams, let alone surrender. , it’s good if you don’t run away.
But the Ukrainian government will obviously not let them get what they want. The government will use the remaining veterans as supervising teams to supervise the new recruits. If anyone surrenders and escapes, they will be executed; and most importantly, let them fight the Russian army. They were completely treated as cannon fodder and given some rifles and light weapons. As for those heavy weapons , I didn't even see them. How could they fight against other people's mechanized troops? In order to survive and return to normal life, these people will choose to surrender to the Russian army, especially those Soviet soldiers. If they fight with the Russian army, wouldn't it be like a flood has washed away the Dragon King Temple - their own family? Don’t you recognize your own family?
