Posted on Apr 14, 2022
Russia says 1,000 Ukrainian marines surrendered in Mariupol
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The Russian defense ministry says that more than 1,000 Ukrainian marines have surrendered in Mariupol.
The ministry wrote in a statement on Wednesday that 1,026 Ukrainian soldiers in the sieged city “voluntarily laid down arms and surrendered” in response to Russia’s offensive in the area, including 162 officers.
“In the town of Mariupol, near the Ilyich Iron and Steel Works, as a result of successful offensives by Russian armed forces and Donetsk People’s Republic militia units, 1,026 Ukrainian soldiers of the 36th Marine Brigade voluntarily laid down arms and surrendered,” the defense ministry said in a statement, according to The Guardian.
Mariupol has been one of Russia’s top targets in its invasion of Ukraine, according to Reuters. The city is located in the eastern Donbas region, which has not been captured by Russian forces.
The ministry wrote in a statement on Wednesday that 1,026 Ukrainian soldiers in the sieged city “voluntarily laid down arms and surrendered” in response to Russia’s offensive in the area, including 162 officers.
“In the town of Mariupol, near the Ilyich Iron and Steel Works, as a result of successful offensives by Russian armed forces and Donetsk People’s Republic militia units, 1,026 Ukrainian soldiers of the 36th Marine Brigade voluntarily laid down arms and surrendered,” the defense ministry said in a statement, according to The Guardian.
Mariupol has been one of Russia’s top targets in its invasion of Ukraine, according to Reuters. The city is located in the eastern Donbas region, which has not been captured by Russian forces.
Russia says 1,000 Ukrainian marines surrendered in Mariupol
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I think one of the significant lessons to be learned from the Ukraine-Russia war is the value of waging the information war competently using a mix of on-the-ground reporting and believable propaganda. From my very limited viewpoint, it appears that Ukraine has the upper hand in this regard. What I wonder about is how well Ukrainian messaging is penetrating through Russian social and technical firewalls to reach the average Russian citizen.
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