Russian mobilized men killed their commander near Kherson

This is reported by Channel 24 with reference to its sources in the Ukrainian special services.

Mobilized, whom Russia sent to war, were not eager to participate in hostilities. Due to the actual coercion and inadequate attitude on the part of the command, the mobilized decided to surrender, the publication reports.

The surrender was preceded by attempts by the mobilized to negotiate with the command.

Before contacting the Ukrainian side, the Russians tried in vain to negotiate with their leadership about withdrawing to the second front line, passing at least a short course of a young fighter and receiving the minimum necessary equipment. However, their requests were ignored, the journalists write.

The mobilized did not want to fight and risk their lives, and if stepping back meant 100% death for them, they decided to go forward with their hands up.

Preliminary agreements with the soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on surrender were carried out by the invaders without the participation of their immediate commander. He was also one of the mobilized, but he was very afraid of punishment from the Russian special services after captivity. Like, he could be "hung" responsible for voluntary surrender. So the soldiers who wanted to live had to negotiate in secret. But during "X" the lower-level officer began to resist and tried to make a fuss. Comrades in arms gave him a lynching, after which they went to surrender, the publication reports.

The Ukrainian special services told Channel 24 that a group of mobilized, by prior arrangement, had entered the territory indicated by our military.

They didn’t have any equipment, so they only handed over weapons to us. They got medical help because everyone was sick. Fed, happy. After interrogation, they will go to the camp. They will live in safety,” the Ukrainian special services told Channel 24.