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Russian reservists depart for military bases during mobilisation of troops, in Omsk.
Russian reservists depart for military bases during mobilisation of troops, in Omsk.

ALEXEY MALGAVKO

  • More than 220 Russian soldiers have surrendered to Ukraine via an army hotline.
  • Ukraine says its "I Want to Live" hotline guarantees confidentiality and humane treatment.
  • Russian troops often turn themselves over to Kyiv due to poor treatment from their own commanders.

More than 220 Russian soldiers have surrendered to Ukraine by appealing to the "I Want to Live" hotline.

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More than 220 Russian soldiers have surrendered to Ukraine via a hotline