Exhausted Russian soldier surrenders to Ukrainian troops #warinukraine #shorts

[colddarkness]

When your enemy is more ally than your own army

[Who]

“They sent me for bread” they sent that man out to die and he was smart enough to realize it

[brolol]

Bro felt more comfortable going to the enemies than retiring back to his country... Says a lot.

[Cubmaniac]

“Your going to have plenty of bread now.”

Smart man.

[jturtle]

Sent him out foraging for food in the snow.
He's better off now.

[sillyone]

As a former soldier that operated on too little food during a field exercise, I can attest chronic hunger makes you lethargic and indifferent to your fate.

[JimothyPickens]

For those un-aware, They sent that man out there fully knowing he wouldn't find any bread...
They sent him out there to die, Hope he is okay and never has to see this battlefield again.

[SirLorcha]

War. Where little brave men waste their lives for old men who shook hands once upon a time. 😢

[nunyabizness]

The fact that the Ukranians, his enemies, said "You'll have enough bread, now" to him is some serious respect. That's how you fight a war respectfully.

[bcha]

Russia out here sending 60 yrs olds to war.

[xhall]

When politicians make you enemies for centuries but at heart you're brothers.

[andrewm]

Homie woke up and said “fuck this shit I’m done” ☠️☠️☠️☠️

[DeeDeeFrmThaB]

Imagine being set out in a battlefield to forage for food. Wake up the next day. Cold, hungry, tired, frustrated, probably lost and afraid. Man, I do not blame him for just straight up surrendering.

[jnatin_]

He must've seen the enemy as angels at that moment

[monomanamaniac]

Notice that the Ukrainian soldiers allowed him to approach and treated him like a human.

[dennishuett]

As a combat veteran myself I seen 2 things, the two Ukrainian sentries had enough composure and situational awareness as to NOT engage the Russian, 2nd when they ordered the Russian to drop all his gear and weapon they didn't shout they could tell this guy had no fight in him and just wanted to surrender and live also the Ukrainians treated him with respect even though he was the enemy, this shows me even enemies can and should treat each other with respect.

[egg]

"You're going to have enough bread now" that made my heart cry

[HippieIk]

after everything russia has done to ukraine they still tell him “it’ll be alright” russia doing wrong

[wottermelon]

Ukraine showing it is a modern military with good morals. They will prevail, but at what a terrible cost. The world must support Ukraine.

[KuromiDarklord]

Legend says his squad is still waiting for the bread