More Russians Surrendering As Weather Warms, Attacks Increase

As the weather in Ukraine warms, the intensity and frequency of Russian attacks has increased - but not the success ratio. And Russian casualties have grown to such a degree that 2025 is likely to be their most deadly year since the invasion.

As a result, more Russian troops are surrendering whenever they can do so without being shot by their own Stalinist blocking units. JL

Stepan Haftko reports in Ukraine Pravda:

Ukrainian fighters from the 2nd Battalion of the 15th Kara Dah Brigade of the National Guard have captured a Russian infantry group that was trying to gain a foothold in the area of responsibility of the Ukrainian unit on the Kupiansk front. The Russian group had been spotted in advance with the help of drones. On 21 April, Ukrainian paratroopers captured nine Russian servicemen on the Kursk front

Ukrainian fighters from the 2nd Battalion of the 15th Operational Assignment Kara Dah Brigade of the National Guard have captured a Russian infantry group that was trying to gain a foothold in the area of responsibility of the Ukrainian unit on the Kupiansk front.

Source: Oleksandr Pivnenko, Commander of the National Guard, on Telegram

Quote: "Fighters from the 2nd Battalion of the 15th Operational Assignment Kara Dah Brigade captured an enemy infantry group that had been trying to gain a foothold in the unit's area of responsibility on the Kupiansk front."

Details: Pivnenko reported that the Russian group had been spotted in advance with the help of drones.

The Russians decided not to risk their lives and voluntarily surrendered. nine Russian servicemen on the Kursk front in Russia. 

On 21 April, it was reported that Ukrainian paratroopers, together with adjacent units of the defence forces, had captured nine Russian servicemen on the Kursk front in Russia.