Nearly a dozen Russian soldiers surrendered near Avdiivka last night

Russian forces are beginning to surrender in units, as it happened the last night during another failed assault operations near Avdiivka.

They were all choosing life, says the spokesman for the Tauria Defense Forces Oleksandr Shtupun.

He noted that Russian forces reduced the number of air strikes by four times compared to the previous day, but infantry activity remains high.

Ukrainian forces repelled 30 attacks near Avdiivka alone. At the same time, the invaders rarely use armored vehicles, as they lost a lot of them during the "third wave" that began a few days ago.

On November 24, the enemy conducted four air strikes in the Tavria operational area, were engaged in 50 combat engagements and fired 912 artillery rounds.

The places of detention of Russian war prisoners in Ukraine are overcrowded.

On November 14, the National Guard successfully captured four Russian soldiers near Zaporizhzhia.

In the Luhansk region, the Ukrainian military captured a group of ten Russian soldiers near Kreminna.

216 Russian soldiers have surrendered in a year thanks to the "I Want to Live project," and more than a thousand more are waiting to be transferred across the front line.

After the successful special operation during which a Russian Mi-8 helicopter was driven to Ukraine-controlled territory, the number of occupiers willing to surrender to the Ukrainian forces increased by 70%.