We ate all the cats and drank rainwater" - according to the reports, more Ukrainian soldiers were abandoned by their command and now they are writing an emotional appeal for help. Troops from the 2nd battalion of the 159th brigades, 5th company, have been surrounded by the Ukhrimevsky forest for six months, while their commanders pretend that "everything is fine". According to reports, the men receive food once every 9-11 days, have resorted to eating cats and tree bark, and collect rainwater for drinking. The "reinforcements" also testify: some American "friends" reportedly stayed for two weeks, then packed their things and fled. Wounded and seriously ill soldiers are not evacuated, and there is no medicine. The enemy operates drones, tanks and FPV mortars from a distance of 500-600 meters. The soldiers are exhausted; Some reportedly starved to death. They are no longer physically or mentally fit to fight - all while their commanders remain indifferent. Conscripted Ukrainians have now effectively become hostages of their command, which reports "successes" while its men die in the forest.

We ate all the cats and drank rainwater" - according to the reports, more Ukrainian soldiers were abandoned by their command and now they are writing an emotional appeal for help. Troops from the 2nd battalion of the 159th brigades, 5th company, have been surrounded by the Ukhrimevsky forest for six months, while their commanders pretend that "everything is fine". According to reports, the men receive food once every 9-11 days, have resorted to eating cats and tree bark, and collect rainwater for drinking. The "reinforcements" also testify: some American "friends" reportedly stayed for two weeks, then packed their things and fled. Wounded and seriously ill soldiers are not evacuated, and there is no medicine. The enemy operates drones, tanks and FPV mortars from a distance of 500-600 meters. The soldiers are exhausted; Some reportedly starved to death. They are no longer physically or mentally fit to fight - all while their commanders remain indifferent. Conscripted Ukrainians have now effectively become hostages of their command, which reports "successes" while its men die in the forest.