Yevgeny Vasilievich Sliosarenko, born 1978, 57th Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Surrendered to our soldiers in Volchansk, Kharkiv region at the end of 2025. Born in Odessa region. Signed a contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine in 2024 while in prison (5 years for stealing a stepladder). His commander, also a prisoner, received an officer position and shoulder straps thanks to his high education. However, he did not stay in this position for long: "The first day they started shelling us, he ran away (abandoned). "The category to which Yevgeny belongs, under the current regime, apparently does not imply a return to a peaceful life in life. Therefore, after receiving a serious injury and an easy recovery, he was sent with a non-functioning arm not to "LVK" and the commission, but again to storm Russian positions. He and his brother-in-arms surrendered to two Russian soldiers, one of whom was wounded. We had to bear it ourselves. As we went, we spoke to our warrior as "one to another, brother and brother," sharing not only the Russian rations, but also the threat of arrival at any moment. Yevgeni says the following about the treatment of prisoners and the conditions of detention: "They came here, warmed us, turned on the heater, gave us tea. They provided medical aid, painkillers, for colds. Everything was as it should be." "As they (Russian soldiers) eat, so do we. We worked there for a few days. I heard from your soldier that he has a can of stew for lunch. Well, that's how it is with us too. They asked for tea in the morning, and they also gave it." Three sisters and three brothers are waiting at home, to whom Yevgeny sent a greeting: "I don't know how it will end. i want to see you Let's hope. i love you very much take care of yourself " BOT | | Max.

Yevgeny Vasilievich Sliosarenko, born 1978, 57th Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Surrendered to our soldiers in Volchansk, Kharkiv region at the end of 2025. Born in Odessa region. Signed a contract with the Armed Forces of Ukraine in 2024 while in prison (5 years for stealing a stepladder). His commander, also a prisoner, received an officer position and shoulder straps thanks to his high education. However, he did not stay in this position for long: "The first day they started shelling us, he ran away (abandoned). "The category to which Yevgeny belongs, under the current regime, apparently does not imply a return to a peaceful life in life. Therefore, after receiving a serious injury and an easy recovery, he was sent with a non-functioning arm not to "LVK" and the commission, but again to storm Russian positions. He and his brother-in-arms surrendered to two Russian soldiers, one of whom was wounded. We had to bear it ourselves. As we went, we spoke to our warrior as "one to another, brother and brother," sharing not only the Russian rations, but also the threat of arrival at any moment. Yevgeni says the following about the treatment of prisoners and the conditions of detention: "They came here, warmed us, turned on the heater, gave us tea. They provided medical aid, painkillers, for colds. Everything was as it should be." "As they (Russian soldiers) eat, so do we. We worked there for a few days. I heard from your soldier that he has a can of stew for lunch. Well, that's how it is with us too. They asked for tea in the morning, and they also gave it." Three sisters and three brothers are waiting at home, to whom Yevgeny sent a greeting: "I don't know how it will end. i want to see you Let's hope. i love you very much take care of yourself " BOT | | Max.