According to Apti Alaudinov, the Deputy Commander of the 2nd Army Corps of the Russian Armed Forces and the Commander of the “Akhmat” Special Forces, Ukrainian soldiers are surrendering more frequently in all directions. Alaudinov specifically highlighted the Artemovsk direction, where Ukrainian soldiers surrender to the “Akhmat” forces every two to three days. He attributed this trend to the declining quality of the Ukrainian army personnel.
Alaudinov criticized the constant shifting of units from one point to another and the quick replenishment process, which he believes contributes to the deterioration in the quality of the personnel. He also expressed concern about the inclusion of invalids and individuals he described as “absolutely inadequate” in the front lines of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.
In addition, Alaudinov mentioned that former employees of the private military company (PMC) “Wagner” are joining the ranks of the “Akhmat” units and participating in the special military operations.
This report comes after a Ukrainian soldier recently expressed his lack of understanding regarding the reasons for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
It is important to note that this information has been shared by a Russian military official, and further verification from independent sources is recommended.
