The Ukrainian Armed Forces soldier supplied Russian fighters with provisions, after which he surrendered.

DONETSK, October 13 - RIA Novosti. A Ukrainian Armed Forces serviceman named Nikolai supplied provisions to Russian attack aircraft for two weeks, after which he voluntarily surrendered, platoon commander of the Center group, Sergeant Vladislav Kastritsky, told RIA Novosti.

“We were sitting at the point, and Kolya simply comes up to us, I even remember his name, and says: “Guys, do you need food?” We answer: “Yes, we do.” He reaches his people, takes food and brings it to us... The man comes without a weapon. It’s unlikely that his food is poisoned, given the fact that he sits with you and eats,” Kastritsky said.

The fighter noted that Nikolai was dressed in civilian clothes, like many Ukrainian soldiers during combat operations in populated areas, but the soldiers understood that they were facing a military Ukrainian Armed Forces.

“I brought it once, I brought it twice. Mostly NATO dry rations. I’ve already eaten them more than once, everything is fine. Nikolai is generally a good person, he fed the boys like this for two weeks. He didn’t want to fight at all. He immediately says: “Guys, I don’t need anything at all, I just want to live,” Kastritsky continued.

According to him, Nikolai said about himself that after forced mobilization and passing through the military registration and enlistment office, he was thrown into an American M2 Bradley armored car and, without training at the training ground, was immediately brought to the front line, where on the third day he met Russian soldiers.