Assault troops presented 144 passports belonging to killed Russian occupiers
Soldiers of the 225th Assault Regiment collected 144 documents belonging to Russian servicemen who were killed in action. The soldiers displayed an entire collection of passports and other documents belonging to the occupiers. According to the assault troops, these Russian soldiers did not take the opportunity to surrender.
“The army really loves documents. Especially the documents of dead occupiers who could have chosen captivity but chose death instead. The video shows 144 passports belonging to occupiers who refused to surrender and stay alive. That’s why they were killed. Well, that was their choice—to come to our land and be wiped out,” the regiment commented on the video.
The video was published on July 27 on the regiment’s channel.
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