Even homeless people were taken away' ‒ captured militants of the terrorist LNR spoke about 'mobilization'

Forcibly mobilized militants of the terrorist LNR are massively throwing down their weapons and surrendering.

The Security Service of Ukraine interrogates this contingent of 'warriors' and collects evidence of Russian crimes against Ukraine for international courts. This was reported on Facebook by the Main Directorate of the Security Service in Donetsk and Luhansk regions.

Recently, eight participants of illegal armed formations surrendered. All of them are residents of temporarily occupied Rovenky, Stakhanov, Alchevsk, and the village of Khoroshe in Luhansk region.

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'Several of them already had combat experience in 2014. But most were 'mobilized' by Russian military personnel and representatives of the occupation law enforcement agencies in the middle of the street. According to them, even homeless people were taken into Putin's army, forced to sleep on the street due to illnesses and lice. They were forcibly brought to military enlistment offices, demanded documents, and were no longer released,' the message says.

The captured militants revealed that the command assigned them to the '6th Cossack Regiment' in various positions and sent them to the village of Vladimirovka, and from there to a wooded area near Yahodny and Bakhmutsk.

'Currently, appropriate investigative actions are being conducted with the captives to document their crimes against Ukraine. They are cooperating with the investigation and urging their comrades to lay down their arms,' the SBU reports.

Russian occupiers in Donetsk region are massively deserting, starving, and need basic necessities. The command does not grant them any leaves and does not even allow them to leave their positions. Therefore, mobilized Russians simply run away, complained a Russian occupier to his mother in a conversation intercepted by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

Russian occupiers complain to their relatives that the realities of the Russian army are fundamentally different from what Russian propaganda paints: there is chaos with supplies, no equipment, units are non-combat capable, and losses are enormous.