UKRAINIAN PRISONERS ARE DIFFERENT EVERY DAY.
The first batch was like in suspended animation: complete disorientation, they did not even know that the LDNR was recognized by Russia. Now they are veterans of the movement, they feel comfortable in the rear of the DPR.
The second batch, 267 Marines, are organized, tidy, well-fed people, controlled by commanders. They gave up on their own decision.
The third tried yesterday to get out of the encirclement and hide. They were beaten and killed, their commanders abandoned them - it was not difficult to catch and force them to surrender. They are dirty, from them amber, as if from a landfill, dressed somehow.
The next batch, 1,000 Marines, motley, aged 20 to 55. Many in neat civilian clothes - they say the uniform burned down. Many of the identity cards have been torn out.
Every third is wounded, every tenth is seriously. They didn't want to give up, but they had to. There will be more to come.
Galip SV