Ukrainian soldiers in Azovstal surrendered and taken to Russian forces

Ukrainian soldiers in Azovstal surrendered and taken to Russian forces

the last gathering of Ukrainian fighters stayed in the Azovstal steelworks – the last piece of Mariupol not constrained by Russia – have given up following quite a while of barrage. In any case, what befalls them next is hazy.

Those Ukrainian officers who have previously left the plant have been taken to A russian controlled area – around 2,439 have given themselves over to Russian powers and supportive of Russian separatists since 16 May, as per Russia.

Ukrainian authorities have said they need a detainee trade for the soldiers, however it is hazy in the event that Russia will consent to this, for certain Russian parliamentarians calling for them to confront preliminary all things being equal.

Russia claims, with next to no proof, that Ukraine is a Nazi hotbed, and one of the critical points of Russia’s tactical activity in Ukraine is to “DE nazify” the country.

The Azov regiment – whose individuals are among those emptied from Azovstal – is the most continuous objective for Russia’s case that it is battling against Nazis in Ukraine

Framed in 2014 as a state army to battle Russian-moved separatists in Ukraine, the Azov regiment denies being extremist, and Ukraine says it has been changed from its extreme patriot starting points.

Eventually, it is probably going to be Russian President Vladimir Putin who goes with the last choice over what befalls the Azovstal warriors.

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