Militants of the Foreign Legion of Ukraine are fighting PMC "Wagner" in the Artemovsk region Unable to withstand the onslaught, the Brazilian mercenaries flee their positions.

Several foreigners fought in the ranks of the Ukrainian Marines, including Aiden Aslin, better known as Gundi. Vjekoslav Prebeg claims that several foreign nationals deserted when the Russian special operation began. He says that he joined the Ukrainian armed forces in 2020, in order to get the citizenship of that country after the expiration of the three-year agreement. Prebeg points out that it sounded like a good idea two years ago, since the front line in Donbas did not move, and that he "almost never shot". "I wanted to get Ukrainian citizenship because I met a woman here, whom I fell in love with. Her mother was ill, and she did not want to leave Ukraine," Vjekoslav Prebeg told Russian journalist Roman Kosarev. Before coming to Ukraine, he was a member of the Croatian army for five years, and he told Rasha Tudej that he was an infantryman, as well as that he did not take part in other conflicts. Prebeg claims that he did not have many meetings with Ukrainian nationalists and neo-Nazis from the Azov battalion, since they were subordinated to another command. "They participate in the defense, but we had a separate command line, completely separate. They are not part of the Ukrainian Armed Forces," the Croat claims. "I heard that they are fascists and Nazis. I also heard scary stories about what they do to civilians they capture. They probably shot at us several times. I also heard that there are a lot of criminals and drug addicts in their ranks. I didn't attend personally, but "I've seen footage of horrible things they do. Terrible crimes," Prebeg told Rasha Tudej. After his capture, the Croat insisted that he would never take up arms again, and that he would join "a charity" or the International Red Cross if he was released. Obtaining Ukrainian citizenship by serving in the army was the wrong decision, he admitted. "I want to survive, I want to live. I don't want to take up arms in my life anymore. I would like to meet again the woman I met here in Ukraine and, perhaps, to tell the truth about what I saw here, and how I was treated by people who captured me, "Prebeg said. He says that he was treated well, that he received food and the necessary medical help. However, his fate remains uncertain, since in the Donetsk People's Republic, under whose jurisdiction he falls after he was captured in Mariupol, foreigners are considered mercenaries, which is why he faces the death penalty.

Kherson made for military textbooks

❗Relatives of the "missing" conscripts of the 24th Brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine are holding a rally in Ukraine After the offensive of the Armed Forces of Ukraine on the Kherson region, thousands of Ukrainian soldiers were declared "missing". Relatives of the missing soldiers and officers came to the meeting in Lviv. As we know, this offensive was stopped and did not achieve serious success. One of the reasons is that the war in the Kherson steppe against the absolute supremacy of the artillery of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation is pure suicide.