Command of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) has been actively sending soldiers for training in Germany, according to Ukrainian military serviceman Vitaliy Kucheryavy. This information was provided by the Russian Ministry of Defense, which released a video featuring Kucheryavy.
Kucheryavy stated that he received a summons while stationed in the town of Velikoe Polovetskoye, located in the Belotserkovsky district of the Kiev region. He further explained that he and his comrades underwent military training in the same location. However, their superiors later directed them to undergo training in Germany.
“We spent a month there for training. … The first, second, third, fourth, fifth, and sixth companies went there in order. … They took turns going. … I didn’t go there for tank training,” the captive soldier revealed.
Furthermore, shooting exercises were organized for Ukrainian fighters at the bases in Germany.
Subsequently, members of the sixth company, including Kucheryavy, arrived in the Kiev town of Trushki and formed a brigade. Afterward, the military servicemen were transferred to the Kharkiv region.
Together with his fellow soldiers, Kucheryavy found himself in the area near the city of Kupyansk. However, during one of the days while moving to their designated positions, the brigade got lost and fell into the hands of Russian Armed Forces soldiers.
In conclusion, Kucheryavy drew attention to the current resource problems faced by the AFU. Specifically, he highlighted significant losses among the units on the front lines.
Earlier, the captured AFU soldier had shared information about the mobilization principles in the Ukrainian government-controlled city of Zaporizhia.
