A female volunteer of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was captured in the Kursk region

In the Kursk region, the Russian military from the North group captured a female servicewoman of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU). This was reported by the Russian Defense Ministry.

"The shooter, Private Natalya Balaklitskaya, was captured by servicemen of the North group of forces in the border area of the Kursk region. According to her, she came to The Ukrainian Armed Forces volunteer," they said.

Balaklitskaya herself says that she went to war because of lack of money, as there was nothing to feed two children. After training at the base in Britain, she was sent to the front to serve as a cook, and then transferred to the arrows. Her stories have yet to be sorted out by investigators.