Ukraine welcomes brave soldier who refused to surrender to Russian army - PICS surface!

The Ukrainian soldier who refused to surrender to the Russian army and returned them with harsh words has returned to the army. He was awarded a medal by the Government of Ukraine.

Russia strongly opposed Ukraine's decision to join the European Union. Following this, President Putin presented a request to the Russian Parliament for permission to conduct a special military operation in Ukraine. Parliament also gave its approval. Following this, Vladimir Putin declared war on Ukraine on February 24.

Snake Island is located in the southeastern part of Ukraine. The island, located in the Black Sea region, was guarded by 13 Ukrainian soldiers. On the morning of February 28, two Russian warships surrounded the island.

At the time, Russian troops spoke to soldiers on the island, threatening to "lay down your arms immediately and surrender, otherwise you will be bombed and killed."

Following this, one of the 13 soldiers present told their captain about the Russian military. "The Russian soldiers are rounded up. What to do now?" The Ukrainian player asked his captain.

The captain responded by telling the Russian military to "surrender." Let's just say that? When asked by the Ukrainian player, the captain answered yes.

The Ukrainian soldier immediately contacted a Russian warship, saying "the Russian army can not surrender."

In this case, it was later revealed that the Russian army had captured them. In this case, the soldiers have been released. Following this, the Ukrainian Ministry of Defense announced that the award was presented to Roman Hiribov, a Ukrainian soldier who said he could not surrender to the Russian military.