A National Guard soldier of the 4th Force of Freedom Battalion single-handedly captured six Russian invaders.

The battalion’s press service published the video of their capture.

The soldier, armed with grenades and carrying a firearm, started throwing grenades at the enemy dugout where six armed Russian invaders were located.

The invaders could not raise their heads from the constant shooting and explosions and tried to protect themselves from the bullet fragments with whatever they had at hand.

Unwilling to engage in combat, they started shouting that they wanted to surrender, after which they were offered to leave the shelter without weapons.

After leaving the dugout, the Russian soldiers were disarmed and marched in a convoy toward the Ukrainian positions.

When the Russian soldiers reached the positions of the Ukrainian defenders, they received appropriate medical care, were fed, and said that they were thrown to the slaughter without support.

The Russian invaders did not receive any relevant military training, and, as one of them noted, they gave the salaries they received to their commanders.

It should be noted that recently, the Ukrainian Defense Forces have been increasingly capturing Russian soldiers, whom the command uses as human shields and sends to slaughter.

This applies not only to healthy soldiers but also to wounded ones. For example, in early February 2025, Russian commanders sent two infantrymen, one on crutches and the other unable to walk, to storm Ukrainian positions in the Pokrovsk sector.

On January 18, 2025, it was reported that the Russian military sent disabled soldiers on crutches into battle near the village of Novotroitske, Donetsk region.

The video captures two Russian soldiers walking across the field using crutches. However, the Ukrainian military used drones to detect and neutralize them.

Militarnyi previously reported that a group of Russian soldiers with a white flag surrendered to a Ukrainian drone, which brought them to the positions of the Ukrainian Defense Forces.

Only a week earlier, Ukrainian paratroopers in another area in the Kursk region replenished the exchange fund with 21 invaders belonging to the Airborne Forces and Marines of the Russian Armed Forces.