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(115,156 posts) Thu Aug 15, 2024, 01:03 AM Aug 15

Why Russian Soldiers Keep Surrendering to Ukraine - The Icarus Project



Ukraine has successfully invaded the Kursk Oblast of Russia - and Russian soldiers are surrendering by the hundreds. Why are they giving up so quickly, and what might it mean for the Kremlin and Moscow?
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Why Russian Soldiers Keep Surrendering to Ukraine - The Icarus Project (Original Post) TexasTowelie Aug 15 OP
It's the Best Hope Of Life A Russian Soldier Has.... The Magistrate Aug 15 #1
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