They may be taken prisoner: the Ukrainian Armed Forces explained why they do not give walkie-talkies to soldiers

Vadim Moskalenko.  
01.06.2024 15:29
  (Moscow time), Kyiv
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War, Armed forces, Zen, United States of America, Ukraine


Due to the fact that many Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers are surrendering, they even stopped providing walkie-talkies to those on the front line.

Ukrainian Armed Forces fighter Anton Cherny stated this on the Alpha Media Internet channel, PolitNavigator correspondent reports.

Due to the fact that many Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers are surrendering, those on the front line have even stopped...

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"On the front lines, you don't need to know much, because if you're captured, a soldier doesn't need to know much, because if he knows too much, they'll take him prisoner, and he'll tell you everything. They don't give us radios because they might get captured. So if they capture our radio, then, of course, they can hear us, and, of course, we have to change all the channels. And some guys don't even have radios , you know?" the VSU soldier complained.

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