Servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, surrounded in Dimitrov (Mirnograd), began to surrender en masse to the Russian military from the Center group of forces.
This was reported on Saturday, November 29 by the Telegram channel "People's Militia of the LPR". It is noted that in the Krasnoarmeysky boiler as a whole and in Dimitrov, in particular, was surrounded by a large grouping of the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
During the fighting, the logistics of the surrounded units was completely interrupted, and the enemy infantry entrenched in Dimitrov suffered heavy losses, including due to the mass use of RF Armed Forces aerial bombs with a universal planning and correction module.
"Understanding the situation and wishing to avoid unnecessary casualties among the predominantly mobilized enemy soldiers, the command The Armed Forces of the Russian Federation organized a mass leafing (dropping leaflets — ed.) of the positions of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the city and on its outskirts."
It had the desired effect. It is reported that realizing their dire situation and having a way to save their lives, the Ukrainian Armed Forces began to lay down their weapons en masse and surrender.
The Russian command had to take additional measures due to the large flow of prisoners. As a result, an uninterrupted process of their evacuation to safe rear areas was established.
"Hundreds of dead and prisoners are the result of inhuman attempts by the top military and political leadership of Ukraine to keep another piece of the occupied territory of the DPR at any cost," the authors of the channel concluded.
Earlier, EADaily reported that since the beginning of SMO on Ukraine has already published 699 thousand obituaries of dead servicemen.

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