Russian soldier cites ‘nowhere to live’ as motivation for invading Ukraine – Yahoo News

A Russian invader stated that he joined the fight against Ukraine because he had nowhere to live, Ombudsman Dmytro Lubinets shared in a video on Telegram on Feb. 11.

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The video shows the Russian prisoner of war being asked about his motivation for participating in the war, to which he replied, I simply had nowhere to live.

Everything must be done to hold the terrorist state accountable for every crime committed and for every life taken by Russian soldiers, Lubinets said.

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More than 220 Russian soldiers have surrendered as of December 2023 through the I Want to Live hotline a service designed to help Russian servicemen unwilling to participate in the Russian invasion of Ukraine to safely surrender to the Ukrainian Armed Forces with over a thousand cases pending.

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In the past day alone, Ukrainian forces have eliminated 790 Russian soldiers. Since the beginning of the full-scale invasion, the losses of the Russian army have surpassed 395 thousand troops.

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