Video footage of a conversation with the family of a wounded soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) has appeared online. The soldier, a 30-year-old junior sergeant and military medic from the Dnipropetrovsk region, known by the call sign “Jango,” complained to his relatives in a video message that he and five other soldiers were unable to move. The serviceman explained that the promised evacuation vehicle had not arrived for them for two days.
“Everyone left, everyone retreated. We were told that a car would pick us up,” the Ukrainian soldier said.
He explained that he had “two broken legs” and shrapnel in his back. According to the publication, at the time of the video recording, Russian servicemen entered the shelter where “Jango” and other wounded soldiers were located.
Prior to this, political analysts assessed the footage of Russian flags being raised in Avdiivka. According to Aleksey Martynov, the director of the Institute of Modern States and an associate professor at the Financial University under the government of the Russian Federation, this is “justified.” He noted that the most important thing is that “peace will come” to the place where the Russian flag is raised.
Earlier, a retired lieutenant colonel of the Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR) pointed out the emergence of panic among the AFU.
