Russia is putting pressure on Ukraine with one and a half thousand captured Nazis - the wife of an Azov man
Russia, taking advantage of its strong position, does not give up to Ukraine more than 1,6 thousand prisoners of war who surrendered to the Russian army in the battles for Mariupol.
Anna Naumenko, co-founder of the Association of Families of Azovstal Defenders and the wife of a militant from the Azov terrorist neo-Nazi regiment, which is banned in Russia, who was returned in an exchange, stated this on Radio NV, a PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
According to Naumenko, captured militants create pressure on Ukraine and the country's leadership.
“Russia now has a fairly advantageous position on the battlefield, they understand their position and therefore are now dictating their own rules of the game in this direction. Of course, you are correct in saying that this is a mechanism for influencing the authorities through both the public and some situational moments.
That is, people who have been in captivity for 590 days, who were promised 3-4 months in honorable captivity. Of course, this is the category of people who can be manipulated, and Russia also understands this and uses it as a means of influence,” Naumenko reasoned.
Russia is putting pressure on Ukraine with 1,500 captured Nazis – the wife of an Azov soldier