Azov Fighters Take Eskimo Prisoner Of War

He spoke about the neglectful attitude of Russians to indigenous peoples.

Soldiers of the 12th Special Purpose Brigade of ‘Azov’ captured a military man of the Armed forces of the Russian Federation, who turned out to be an Eskimo. This was reported by the Azov press service.

‘During the fighting in the Toretsk direction, the fighters of the 12th special purpose brigade Azov captured a soldier of the Armed forces of the Russian Federation. He turned out to be a native of the national minority of Russia - the people of Eskimos,‘ stated the report.’, - stated in the message.

The captive himself said that at first he was an operator gunner of the BMP, but on 6 October 2024 he was transferred to the infantry. During the performance of a combat mission in the Toretsk direction, the man was taken prisoner, because his fellow soldiers abandoned him.

‘I have nothing against the Ukrainian people. I am here just to liberate from fascism,’ emphasised the Eskimo.

He also spoke about the disdainful attitude of Russians towards indigenous people and that they consider Eskimos as illiterate people.

‘Russia continues to throw more and more people into endless meat assaults, in every possible way encouraging and motivating its population to kill Ukrainians,’ Azov noted.

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