Ukrainian drone forces two Russian soldiers to surrender in Donetsk region - Video
Illustrative photo: Ukrainian Armed Forces drone forced two Russian soldiers to surrender in Donetsk region (GettyImages)
In the Donetsk direction, a Ukrainian drone helped capture two Russian soldiers, according to the Kharkiv Operational Tactical Group.
"Two Russian occupiers surrendered to a Ukrainian drone," reads the caption on the released video.
According to the Kharkiv Operational Tactical Group, in the Donetsk direction, Cossacks from the reconnaissance platoon of the 122nd separate battalion of the 133rd Territorial Defense Brigade used a drone to take two enemy soldiers captive.
The prisoners were provided with water, and grenade drops were used to point them in the right direction, showing them where to go to stay alive.
Ukrainian forces continue capturing Russian troops
Earlier, it was reported that Ukrainian paratroopers captured ten Russian soldiers in the Kursk direction. According to the prisoners, the conditions in Russian units were so unbearable that they surrendered voluntarily.
Additionally, Ukraine's Special Operations Forces carried out a surprise raid on enemy rear positions, capturing six more Russian soldiers.
Meanwhile, Ukrainian border guards repelled an assault in the Vovchansk direction, taking another Russian soldier prisoner. The enemy suffered losses and was forced to retreat.
