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Ukraine special forces capture 9 Russian soldiers by blowing up building next to them: video
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1:50Now PlayingUkraine’s Special Operations Forces (SSO) captured nine Russian troops who were forced into surrendering after a building was blown up beside them, intense new video shows.
Footage of the surrender, posted to Facebook on Monday, shows the SSO demanding from loudspeakers mounted on drones that the remainder of a Russian battalion give themselves up in a destroyed industrial complex in Pokrovsk, in the Donetsk region.
When the Russians refuse, the Ukrainian forces detonate a nearby building, sending ash and debris flying and rocking the ground near the huddled invaders.
Moments later, the Russian fighters send someone to wave a white flag of surrender from a destroyed window in the dilapidated building.
Ukrainian drones kept an eye on the Russian soldiers as they emerged one by one from the destroyed complex and into the custody Kyiv’s special forces.
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