Интервью с Российскими военнопленными в Украинском лагере. ЗАЧЕМ ТЫ УБИВАЛ В 18 ЛЕТ?

Timestamps 0:00 Start 00:44 Year 5 of the war 01:53 Worked at a factory for 12 years and went to the North-West 03:23 NEEDED MONEY FOR REPAIRS 04:24 HOW PRISONERS OF WAR DIET 05:05 WORKED AS A LOADER AND WENT TO THE NATIONAL FEED 07:41 MAXIM, 18, WENT TO THE UKRAINIAN FEEDING AFTER 9TH GRADE. The video shows interviews with Russian prisoners of war in a Ukrainian camp and attempts to understand why they signed the contract and how they perceive the war. The author begins by explaining the context: Russia has been waging war against Ukraine for several years, and a constant flow of new recruits allows it to continue its offensive despite heavy losses. This is followed by the stories of several prisoners—workers, young men, and those who came for money, boredom, pressure from circumstances, or a desire to "serve the country." Some say they were deceived with promises of non-combat positions, after which they found themselves in assault units and in positions under fire. Almost all admit that the war is senseless and that people are tired of it, but at the same time, some interviewees justify their participation with patriotism or shift responsibility to the political leadership. The finale is particularly notable: an interview with 18-year-old Maksim, who describes the army as a prestigious and conscious choice. #Ukraine #captivity #SVO