A video has emerged on social media that appears to show a captured Russian soldier being given food by Ukrainians and making a video call to his mother.
A video, tweeted on social media by a street reporter in Moscow on Wednesday, has long gone viral.
A young man in military fatigues was spotted drinking a beverage and eating a pastry while a woman is also seen holding up a phone in front of the soldier, seemingly waiting for a video call to connect.
Video shared on Ukrainian channels of a captured Russian soldier apparently being fed by locals. The post says he burst into tears when he was allowed to video-call his mother. So many of these troops are just teenagers, with absolutely no clue what this war is really for. pic.twitter.com/oCPUC8cKcO
— Matthew Luxmoore (@mjluxmoore) March 2, 2022
After the call connects, the woman holding the phone addresses a caller named Natasha in Russian, telling her that “everything is fine.”
The young soldier then appears to break down at the sight of the other person on the call.
A female voice on the call then appears to say, “Everything is fine, son. Everything is fine.”
The Ukrainian volunteer at the end of the video told the soldier’s mother as he sheds tears, “Don’t worry Natasha, he’s alive and well. You will get a call later,” after the caller was heard asking how to get his son back.
Per media reports, the city of Kherson in Ukraine has been taken by Russian troops and at least 2,000 civilians have lost their lives after six days into Russia’s invasion.
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