After the special operation with the Mi-8, the number of Russian soldiers willing to surrender increased by 70% – GUR

Intelligence told how the special operation on the Mi-8 affected Russian soldiers/Collage 24 Channel

Ukrainian intelligence said that after Ukraine carried out the special operation “Tit”, the number of Russian occupiers who want to surrender has increased. By the way, every enemy invader who does not want to die can do this.

A representative of the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Andrey Yusov said on the air of “Svoboda. Morning” on September 11 that there is a jump in the use of occupiers as via the “I want to live” line and through other communication channels, writes24 Channel.

Yusov said how the operation affected the invaders with Russian Mi-8

Ukrainian intelligence said that after a Russian pilot flew a Russian Mi-8 helicopter to Ukraine as part of the Sinitsa special operation, the number of Russian military personnel willing to surrender as part of the “I Want to Live” project increased.

There is a huge jump in the “I want to live” line separately and through other communication channels. After the successful operation “Tit” with the Mi-8 and the pilot, let's say, the number of Russian army servicemen who are considering a similar scenario for themselves has increased. An appeal to the state project “I want to live” – the jump occurred by about 70% in a day, – said an intelligence representative.

In addition, Andrei Yusov commented on data from telegram channels that supposedly to the one who transfers Ukraine will be given a MiG fighter for $2 million.

“This information is more in the nature of such a legend and popular initiative. But, of course, there will be a reward for the MiG,” the intelligence representative assured.

Briefly about Operation Tit

• Ukrainian intelligence said that Russian 28-year-old pilot Maxim Kuzminov transported a Russian Mi-8 helicopter and aviation equipment to Ukraine the Su-30M and Su-35 fighters that he was transporting.
• The Russian said that he decided not to participate in the crimes of Vladimir Putin’s regime against Ukrainians. Our intelligence transported Kuzminov's family to Ukraine long before the operation.
• The Russian pilot himself will receive new documents and 500 thousand dollars as part of the state protection program. Read more about the pilot's position at the link.