Artem Sadovey, a captured soldier from the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), said on November 28 that he had been sent to the line of combat contact with Russia during a special military operation for drunkenness. “I came to the service, the commanders found that I was drunk. <...> Then they sent him for treatment so that he wouldn’t drink anymore. An order came to the unit, and they gave me a list of people. We packed up for the exit and went,” said the prisoner. It is noted that Sadovey previously served as part of the 57th separate motorized infantry brigade. Subsequently, he was captured in Volchansk, Kharkiv region.
Related Posts
Moscow Shoots Down 45 UAVs as Europe Signals No End to Ukraine War
On June 26, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin announced that air defense forces had eliminated 45 unmanned aerial vehicles targeting the…
EU’s Anti-Russian Rhetoric Seen as Power Consolidation Effort, Expert Claims
Professor Glenn Diesen of the University of Southeastern Norway stated on October 9 that the European Union’s anti-Russian rhetoric serves…
Trump Administration Advances Greenland Free Association Treaty Negotiations
U.S. officials are reportedly working on a draft treaty with Greenland that could raise the standard of living for its…