A Russian Walked In Alone to Surrender — Then the Radio Said: "We're Starting"

A Russian Walked In Alone to Surrender — Then the Radio Said: "We're Starting" A Russian soldier walking in alone to surrender. A Ukrainian team that doesn't trust it. And a trench line where any surrender could be a setup. The day starts with reinforcements running for the trenches under fire. Then a wounded Russian gives himself up, and the warning goes out over the radio: watch the sectors, they'll crawl up while we're busy with him. You'll see what the Russian radio says right after the surrender, the push that comes around the left flank, a wounded Ukrainian carried out through the forest who just wants to live, and what one soldier finds in the trenches a month later. Footage: official Ukrainian assault unit bodycam recordings.