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So, captured... I had been wondering, with all these recent developments, just a practical question if I may? When there's really combat on the streets, involvi
by sverhagen 5y ago
So, captured... I had been wondering, with all these recent developments, just a practical question if I may? When there's really combat on the streets, involving armed civilians, what do they do when they capture opposing troops? There's no process or infrastructure to lock them up?
- KarlKemp 5y agoAt 200, it’s really not much trouble. Civilian police has probably seen little impact and could easily hold them. It’s a country of 40 million people. Vast swaths of the countryside haven’t seen any fighting. This is a non-issue for now. And if it ever becomes an issue, the war will likely be over.
- capableweb 5y agoKeep them detained and call the cops/military, wait for them to come pick them up. Loads of videos of this happening if you want to see the practical events of a detention.
- celticninja 5y agoThey take their body armour and weapons and then lock them in a room. The captured Russians dont want to escape just to give back to the front lines, easier to stay captured and wait out the war.
- reitanqild 5y agoI think they keep armour. I'm a bit rusty but you are supposed to keep personal protection.
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