Troops in a car are seen laughing at the message, which was broadcast in Russian and not Ukrainian.
Ukrainian troops were seen laughing at a radio announcement telling them to surrender because their leadership had deserted them, in a video clip that has been widely viewed online., which tweets about the war in Ukraine, shared a video it said showed Ukrainian soldiers reacting to a radio broadcast telling them Ukraine's military leadership had surrendered Bakhmut and Marinka in the Donetsk oblast.
It said that the mobilized residents of Ukraine had been"deceived by the authorities and generals in Mariupol and Volnovakha," who had been"promised help but were thrown into the slaughter." The passengers in the car who were wearing military uniforms, can be heard laughing at the announcement, which was made in Russian, rather than in Ukrainian.
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