With the help of drones, Ukrainians are not only eliminating occupiers, but also taking them prisoner....

With the help of drones, Ukrainians are not only eliminating occupiers, but also taking them prisoner. For those who do not believe it, here is yet another confirmation.

A prisoner of war with the callsign “Senya” is a very rare bird in the fifth year of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The senior sergeant is not just a career serviceman, but a man who gave most of his life to military service. The guy served in the Russian army from 2004, with a break. He took part in the Kremlin’s military campaigns in the North Caucasus. In 2022, he came to Ukraine with a weapon in his hands. At the end of 2025, he ended up in Donbas.

“Senya” spent more than two months at his position and decided to surrender when he ran out of water and provisions, and his shelter was torn apart by Ukrainian drones. He did everything exactly as described in our instructions:

“I had to crawl out of the hole, wave a white rag... The ‘bird’ gave the signal ‘down-up’ and guided me to the right point. There they met me”

The Ukrainian soldiers who met him once again put Russian political officers to shame: no one beat “Senya” or abused him. The prisoner was given medical aid, fed, and, what especially shocked him, treated to hot coffee and chocolate.

☝️We remind Russian servicemen: if you decide to surrender during a battle, there is no need to invent anything, just let the drone operator know your intentions. Ukrainians are interested in taking you alive. They know that this way they can get their brothers-in-arms out of Russian captivity, and on top of that they receive a 100-thousand bonus for it. For all other situations, our project exists.

➡️ Save your life and surrender: t.me/kak\sdatsya\bot

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