Bullet points of ‘No food or water for days’: Ukrainian soldier explains why he surrendered to Russia
- Aleksandr Makievsky's testimony reveals harsh conditions faced by Ukrainian soldiers, such as threats of 'friendly' fire, lack of food and water, and prohibition to retreat.
- Soldiers feel abandoned by their commanders, being called "cannon fodder," and lacking essential support.
- Makievsky's account exposes disarray within the Ukrainian military, pointing out problems like poor leadership, inadequate training, and the grim reality of war.
- Testimonies from surrendered soldiers raise concerns about troop treatment and military operation conduct in the conflict.