Laut dem Telegram-Beitrag der Einheit, die dieses Video hochgeladen hat, war die Ukraine nicht in der Lage, eine Kapitulation zu akzeptieren und durchzuführen (das heißt, den Russen als Kriegsgefangenen in Gewahrsam zu nehmen).

Manche mögen denken, dass dies ein Kriegsverbrechen ist, aber das ist nicht der Fall. Der Russe hatte sich nicht rechtmäßig ergeben, da dies nicht nur erfordert, dass der Russe eine Kapitulation anbietet, sondern auch, dass die Ukraine die Kapitulation akzeptieren kann, indem sie ihn als Kriegsgefangenen aufnimmt.

Da diese ukrainische Einheit nicht in der Lage war, ihn als Kriegsgefangenen aufzunehmen (wahrscheinlich, weil diese FPV-Drohne nicht genug Batterie hatte, um ihn den ganzen Weg zurück zu den ukrainischen Stellungen zu begleiten), gab es nur zwei Möglichkeiten: (1) den zu eliminieren feindlicher russischer Soldat, oder (2) ihn gehen lassen (in diesem Fall würde er mit ziemlicher Sicherheit zu den russischen Linien zurückkehren, wo er wieder bewaffnet und zu einem weiteren Angriff auf ukrainische Stellungen zurückgeschickt würde).



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37 Comments

  1. -Apex__Predator- on

    This is hard to watch. But what choice did the Ukrainian drone operator have? He could not let him go, and risk this Russian soldier returning to battle and killing his Ukrainian brothers, leaving their blood on his hands. War is hell.

  2. Impressive-Style5889 on

    War crime or not (which is probably more the case of technology outpacing the conventions), it’s still grotesque behavior to draw it all out.

  3. Tiny_Brush_7137 on

    We see Russians executing Ukrainian prisoners and rightly condemn them. This isn’t any different.

    Bad look, should have tried to escort him to Ukrainian lines and only attacked if he ran.

    People don’t like to talk about how tragic it is for all these Russians to be getting killed for nothing. Some of them are orcs, but most of them are people who wish the war would end.

    I can’t understand why they don’t revolt against their leadership who are responsible for all of this, but even so this man should have been spared. The FPV operator could have found an armed target.

  4. bryanhacker13 on

    In the beginning , if I’m reading his body language right , it’s almost like he’s asking where do I go?

  5. Can-Sea-2446 on

    A uniformed solier of an invading, genocidal, army who regularly targets civilians and kills PoWs making some hand gestures to try and save his life when the tables are turned, = 100% fair game.

  6. Narrow-Sky-5377 on

    The drone operator toyed with him to extend his terror. That’s not OK. If you need to kill him do so.

  7. Man I always wonder how miserable either side feels when they have nothing and are just trying to run away from a drone.

  8. Ob1cannobody on

    I murder people but then at the last moment I’m all gentle and kind – lets talk and hug with knife in hand

  9. Square-Try3474 on

    Killing like this is definitely something they need to avoid but at the same time, if i don’t have the resources to take you in and feed you and bathe and clothe you, i can’t just let you go.

  10. Available-Garbage932 on

    I cannot know how far he was from the Ukrainian lines and I can only judge from this very brief video, but I wish he had been allowed to surrender. I do not know if that was possible. Another of a long line of tragedies taking place in Ukraine now.

  11. Independent-Hour-155 on

    I mean unable to accept surrender that shit just sounds made up

  12. louisianajake on

    I remember the executed POW’s so I’m loving EVERY SECOND of this beautiful final portrait! I hope it hurt for a LONG time before he became nothing again.

  13. War crime. The whole unable to accept surrender excuse is bullshit Ukraine propaganda

  14. wattspower on

    If ever there was evidence of a paradigm shift in warfare, it’s this clip.

    There will come a time when it’s extremely difficult to get an infantry kill with an FPV drone, but this is not that time.

    Remember muskets to cartridge? Or, bolt to machine gun?

    Stacking bodies like mounds, or walls. And now, it’s very hard to kill the enemy with small arms, even with automatic.

    This is the equivalent of WW1 and the introduction of machine guns. Dudes just getting mowed at rates previously thought unimaginable.

    Think of the last time you saw “toying” with the enemy before killing. It only occurs at the very rock face of a new evolution in combat. This is that face

  15. He wouldn’t be a gonner if he wasn’t in Ukraine fighting. I cant pity any orcs after seeing all the war crimes of murder and rape. And the vids I have seen are only a scratch of what they have committed.

  16. koun7erfit on

    There’s too much pearl clutching in this thread considering the TWO separate groups of Ukrainian POWs executed by firearms within the last couple weeks.

    Massive difference in this situation and anyone with two brain cells can understand.

  17. ImaginaryTwist4623 on

    dont invade other countries. dont expect anyone to send the EVAC for an invader. he made his choice when he invaded ukraine. its all about choices. War also isnt a game where u can just call a timeout. it doesnt work like that. better him than ukrainians.

  18. Nyanzerfaust on

    A survivor of a russian assault squad going back to his lines being killed by a FPV drone. Nothing more. You CAN surrender to a spotter drone, but you can’t surrender to a 5 minutes battery explosive FPV drone, it’s like trying to surrender to an ATGM. Yeah, war is hell, go back home russians.

  19. ExtinctDyna on

    Somebody posted a fantastic study of the responsibility of drone pilots to accept prisoners. Unfortunately I don’t have the link, but the law isnt as cut and dry as you’d think.

    A surrendering soldier has to make a genuine motion of surrender, but should only do so when it’s feasible. Enemy soldiers should make an attempt to take prisoners, when it’s possible. Due to active combat, logistics, distance, etc, its not always possible to take prisoners.

    They used the example of soldiers surrendering to an airplane that was flying low, strafing enemy personel. Its not possible for that aircraft to stop, land, & take prisoners, despite a few guys throwing their hands up last minute. 

  20. The man was surrendered.

    The only choice, the Only one was to take him prisoner.

    This is not different than what the Russians did.

  21. bad_hombre1961 on

    Too many people overthinking it! Guy kill himself the moment he set foot in Ukraine to kill, rape, steal, and been a terrorist.

  22. Fucking hell I hate this, I also fucking hate when orcs kill actual POWs and torture them.

  23. Financial-Eye- on

    For ukraine to counter russian fpv drone hits on personnel, maybe develop a shield similar to a riot shield. Maybe kevlar, thin layer of steel, and rubber. Could be effective and save ukrainian soldiers lives. Better than taking cover at the last second. And if injured from a hit, could buy them time to hang on long enough for evac. Glory to Ukraine.

  24. Not to joke or anything but thats totally rob dyrdek. Can’t tell me any different

  25. Cottagewknds on

    Ahh that’s a tough watch.

    You wanna know why you feel “slightly” bad fam!?

    Because your from a country that respects the Geneva convention when it comes to surrender

    At the same time…Some of them don’t. We’re all angry by the countless Ukrainian POW war crimes we’ve seen.

    At the end of the day. War is war and people die. Sometimes there isn’t a clear right from wrong.

    If you want to save yourself? Don’t go to war. If he wouldn’t have been in this situation, he wouldn’t have forced the FPV pilot to have to choose.

    Sometimes you don’t get a second chance..

  26. Puzzleheaded_Way_687 on

    Its a war crime.

    The Geneva Conventions prohibit attacking people who have expressed an intention to surrender. This is known as the rule of surrender, and it applies in all circumstances, including when it’s difficult to keep or evacuate prisoners: 

    * **Definition**A person is considered “hors de combat” and cannot be attacked if they clearly express an intention to surrender. This can be done by putting their hands up, throwing away their weapons, or raising a white flag. 
    * **Exceptions**Surrendered persons can be the victims of incidental injury if the collateral damage is not excessive. 
    * **Obligations**Opposing forces are not required to detain surrendered persons as prisoners of war, but they can if they wish. 
    * **Feigning surrender**Feigning surrender is forbidden and is considered an act of perfidy. 

  27. redditor0918273645 on

    I recall seeing this video posted on here several days, maybe a couple weeks ago.

  28. Clcooper423 on

    I feel bad, but not for the Russian. You know there has to be some level of guilt on the drone operator.

  29. Piekart2001 on

    We do not know what would happen if he was holding a banner that read I surrender in Ukranian, or waving a white flag. They could send out a spotter drone to guide him back If so.

    If I were russian I would have a waterproofed surrender banner / white flag in my top pocket at all times
    Secret from the commanders of course.

  30. it’s so sad that they are thrown into this bullshit because of some egotistical maniac.

  31. FucknAright on

    This shit happens 1000 times a day between lions and their prey.

    Lion doesn’t go back second-guessing their decision. It’s survival. We’re no different.

    We would be if it weren’t for our power-hungry “leaders”.

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