A rifleman diagnosed with “oligophrenia,” a sniper missing fingers on one hand, and a weed-smoker...

A rifleman diagnosed with "oligophrenia," a sniper missing fingers on one hand, and a weed-smoker: a storm group of 20-year-old guys from the 114th Separate Motorized Rifle Brigade, taken prisoner by Azov on the Kostiantynivka axis.

While Vladimir Putin, who unleashed the war, tries to present this bloody slaughter to Russians as something meaningful and heroic, this is what the reality of the Russian army looks like. To replenish losses in "meat assaults," they recruit just anyone, including people with disabilities, intellectual disabilities, and those who at 23 do not know how to read.

They are sent to walk over the corpses of their comrades, to sit in foxholes and basements. From alcohol, drugs, and the weight of what is happening, they start shooting at each other, only to eventually surrender to fighters of Azov's international battalion.

We recommend watching the full version of the interview with Russian prisoners of war about what they went through in the war and what happened to them after being taken prisoner:

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