According to a representative of "Khartia," the invaders are surrendering due to their moral and psychological state.
Overall, north of Kharkiv, in the area of responsibility of the 13th Brigade "Khartia," it has become relatively calmer, at least for the Ukrainian military. This was reported by brigade representative Volodymyr Dehtyaryov on air of "Kyiv24".
"This is related, on one hand, to weather conditions — snow is melting, rain is falling, and it is becoming more difficult to move with wheeled vehicles, and the movement of tracked vehicles is severely limited as this is controlled by both the enemy and us," he emphasized.
The representative stressed that, on the other hand, the morale and psychological condition of the enemy, which has significantly deteriorated, influences this situation.
"Just in the past week, several groups of Russian servicemen surrendered, practically without any shots fired on our part, except for the constant pressure from drones, bombardments, artillery, and the destruction of all their logistics. We see that the invaders are ready to surrender, not only the rank-and-file but also sergeants and even one officer," Dehtyaryov noted.