Russian soldiers surrender en masse in Kursk Oblast - new video
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While Russian General Staff Chief Valery Gerasimov vows to "defeat" the Ukrainian Army and the Kremlin political clown Dmitry Medvedev still threatens to "capture Kyiv," dozens of Russian soldiers in Kursk are reportedly surrendering to Ukraine.
Dozens of soldiers were captured near Sudzha, initial reports on social media indicated, supported by several photos.
A video emerged later showing approximately 40 unarmed Russian soldiers holding white flags as they moved along a highway toward Ukraine.
The exact number of Russian prisoners captured since entering Kursk Oblast on Aug. 6 remains unclear.
Ukrainian officials have not yet provided any official comment on the events.
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