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‼️So Many Prisoners, There’s Nowhere to Put Them — Russians Surrendering in Mass Near Lyman At the Lyman front, what’s unfolding looks more like a military collapse than the actions of the "second-largest army in the world." Russian soldiers are surrendering by the dozens — according to Ukrainian forces, this wave of voluntary surrenders has never been seen throughout the war. This was shared by Rostyslav Yashchishyn, a soldier from the 63rd Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces, in an interview with the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense’s ArmyInform agency. He said that the Russians are no longer fighting — they are surviving. Without food, water, or command. And in response to their pleas for help, drones drop... the Russian flag. "So they’ll run around, take pictures," says Yashchishyn. The prisoners themselves share how they spent their days chewing bitter grass, hoping for drops of morning dew. Many fought until the very end, but realizing they had been abandoned, they emerged with their hands raised.

An entire regiment of the 20th motorized rifle division of the Russian Armed Forces deserted Internal documents from the Ministry of Defense about an entire regiment of deserters have been posted online. It has become known that more than a thousand soldiers of the Russian 20th Guards Motorized Rifle Division have fled from the front and are listed as having left the unit without permission. The document contains the names, dates of birth, ranks and other information of 858 contract soldiers, 150 mobilized soldiers and two conscripts. Among them are 26 junior officers, a major and 2 lieutenant colonels. Russian journalists managed to confirm the authenticity of this list. It also became known that a large number of servicemen who left the unit without permission are listed in the 98th Guards Airborne Division.