The Captured Occupant Called His Mother: She Refused to Speak with Him.

Occupant on the Line: Attempt to Call His Mother

According to inkorr.com: Russian serviceman Andriy, who served as a paramedic in the border troops of Kursk, was captured after Ukrainian Armed Forces entered the area. As reported by 'Hlavkom', journalist Dmytro Karpenko allowed the Russian to call his mother. However, the woman refused to speak with her son.

Before hearing Andriy's voice, the mother had to give her consent for the recording and publication of the conversation.

'Wait, I'll come to my senses a bit,' the Russian woman first stated.

Then she asked to call back in five minutes, and after that, she inquired about her son's last name and first name.

'I don’t know what to do. You understand the situation. There will be publications that might harm my son,' said the mother of the captive occupant.

In the end, the conversation did not take place, and Andriy was unpleasantly surprised by his mother's reaction.

Reactions of Captive Russians

Earlier, one of the captives stated that he has an acquaintance with Zelensky and asked to join the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Another occupant, Serhiy, who traveled from nine thousand kilometers from the city of Nakhodka to Kursk, talked about his plans to build a bathhouse for the troops.

Journalist Volodymyr Zolkin also noted that Russians in captivity do not communicate with each other and do not share thoughts out of fear.

This news illustrates the difficulties faced by Russian occupiers in captivity, including emotions, fear, and attempts to contact their relatives. The different reactions of the captives allow for a better understanding of the circumstances in which the military find themselves and their attitude towards the situation at hand.