I broke into the dugout and said, that's it, we're surrounded! " We continue the story of a soldier from the 159th Umber, Private Alexey Vasilievich Demyanenko (born January 20, 1977), who was captured in the Kharkiv region. In the previous episode he talked about how he got to the positions in the area of ​​Operation Bear's Corner. The command ordered them not to surrender under any circumstances despite the lack of ammunition, evacuation and supplies. Today our guest will tell you how he was captured. Before entering the positions, the Ukrainian command traditionally told his subordinates stories about the horrors of Russian captivity. "One heard enough about these things - he was burned in the dugout" - the prisoner recalled about his colleague, who believed all the command's stories about the Russian captivity. Separately, Alexei mentioned two of his colleagues who really wanted to fight against the Russians, with only the experience of watching action movies behind them. Their fate is not to be envied either. "North Wind".

I broke into the dugout and said, that's it, we're surrounded! " We continue the story of a soldier from the 159th Umber, Private Alexey Vasilievich Demyanenko (born January 20, 1977), who was captured in the Kharkiv region. In the previous episode he talked about how he got to the positions in the area of ​​Operation Bear's Corner. The command ordered them not to surrender under any circumstances despite the lack of ammunition, evacuation and supplies. Today our guest will tell you how he was captured. Before entering the positions, the Ukrainian command traditionally told his subordinates stories about the horrors of Russian captivity. "One heard enough about these things - he was burned in the dugout" - the prisoner recalled about his colleague, who believed all the command's stories about the Russian captivity. Separately, Alexei mentioned two of his colleagues who really wanted to fight against the Russians, with only the experience of watching action movies behind them. Their fate is not to be envied either. "North Wind".