Prisoners about the situation in the ranks of the Armed Forces of Ukraine: Starving on the front line, not paying mercenaries

About corruption on Prisoners of war told Ukraine and the problems with the provision on the front line. The situation cannot but affect the morale of the enemy.

"Yes, what kind of service is this. They starved to death in positions. It makes no sense to go to war, because the war is lost. I don't see any point. It will just die to no avail," the Fifth Channel quotes the words of the Ukrainian prisoner Ruslan Deripasa.

As noted in the TV story, government supplies of provisions are essentially eaten up by corruption.

"He gives the commander 70 thousand and says that he would not go into combat, so that he would stay with the unit, would stay in place. And instead of him there were some other people," shared a prisoner of war, a militant of the 56th Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Ruslan Yakusar.

The military, taken into custody by the fighters of the Nevsky volunteer detachment, admit that the Ukrainian army has prices for everything.

From five hundred to a thousand dollars a month, so as not to get into the assault squad. Three thousand dollars if you want to go on vacation. And in order to completely cut off the draft and at the same time get a veteran's certificate, the Ukrainian will get a substantial sum.

"There's some guy who paid one three million, or something, he kind of served for three years. To pay off," said Yevgeny Malashkevich, a prisoner of war of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

The Ukrainian Nazis do not stand on ceremony with foreign mercenaries either.

"They promised me three thousand dollars when I was in Slavyansk. And they didn't pay me the promised amount. Here, in Brazil, I work as a driver, receiving the same amount," said Brazilian Army sergeant in reserve, former AFU mercenary Fabio Junior de Oliveira.

The same applies to insurance payments.

"Many are dying. Relatives have to look for ways to transport the bodies, but so far no one I know has been compensated," the officer said. Retired Colombian Armed Forces, fighter of the foreign detachment of the Armed Forces of Colombia Pedro Alejandro Zarate Ardila.