Ukrainian Drone Leads Russian Soldier To Safety After He Surrenders A russian soldier was seen surrendering to a ukrainian drone may 9 in edited video released by ukraine's 92nd mechanized brigade. Ruslan anitin, a draftee who was cornered alone by the ukrainian military near the city of bakhmut, surrendered by communicating via an aerial drone's camera.
Ukraine Urges Russian Soldiers To Surrender To Drones The New York Times Former navy seal sniper and ‘terminal list’ author jack carr reacts to dramatic footage of a russian soldier’s surrender as the war in ukraine rages on. Russian soldier ruslan anitin was one of the last fighters alive in his unit on the front lines of bakhmut after ukrainian assault drones dropped lethal expl. Battlefield footage showed how ukraine's 3rd assault brigade seized the key front line village of andriivka and communicated a deal for remaining russian forces to surrender. more. The video, posted by ukraine's specialist 'eidelweiss' drone unit, appears to show a russian soldier crouching by a wrecked armored vehicle near the dead or injured body of another soldier.
Russian Soldier Seen Surrendering To Ukrainian Drone Speaks Out For Battlefield footage showed how ukraine's 3rd assault brigade seized the key front line village of andriivka and communicated a deal for remaining russian forces to surrender. more. The video, posted by ukraine's specialist 'eidelweiss' drone unit, appears to show a russian soldier crouching by a wrecked armored vehicle near the dead or injured body of another soldier. Drone footage published by the wall street journal shows anitin standing up without his rifle and drawing his finger across his neck while shaking his head — using hand gestures to beg the ukrainian pilots to spare his life if he surrendered. Remote pilots from the marlet unit of ukraine’s 31st separate mechanized brigade used an fpv drone to capture a russian infantryman. the incident, which took place in the village of novosilka in the donetsk region, was documented in a video released on the unit’s channel. according to the footage, the drone crew was ordered to target two russian soldiers: one hiding in a building. Video footage released by the unit shows the moment the russian military man spotted the fpv drone, disarmed himself, and used hand gestures to indicate his intention to surrender. rather than attack, the drone hovered nearby and guided the soldier to a designated extraction point. Ruslan anitin used hand signals to surrender to the drone, shaking his head and crossing his arms in an "x.".
Russian Soldier Seen Surrendering To Ukrainian Drone Speaks Out For Drone footage published by the wall street journal shows anitin standing up without his rifle and drawing his finger across his neck while shaking his head — using hand gestures to beg the ukrainian pilots to spare his life if he surrendered. Remote pilots from the marlet unit of ukraine’s 31st separate mechanized brigade used an fpv drone to capture a russian infantryman. the incident, which took place in the village of novosilka in the donetsk region, was documented in a video released on the unit’s channel. according to the footage, the drone crew was ordered to target two russian soldiers: one hiding in a building. Video footage released by the unit shows the moment the russian military man spotted the fpv drone, disarmed himself, and used hand gestures to indicate his intention to surrender. rather than attack, the drone hovered nearby and guided the soldier to a designated extraction point. Ruslan anitin used hand signals to surrender to the drone, shaking his head and crossing his arms in an "x.".
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