SHOCKING footage has captured the horror moment Vlad’s army bombs its own soldiers with a kamikaze drone while they surrender to Ukraine.
Kremlin troops advanced into territory held by Ukraine on the Donetsk frontline, but opted to wave the white flag after being cornered.
Vision shows soldiers with their hands raised as they surrender
They were then seen lying face down after surrendering
But a bomb is dropped on them in a horrifying turn
Surviving troops are made to run for their lives
The soldiers are met with the horror strike near Kurakhove in the Donetsk region
Vision shows Russian soldiers coming out from cover holding their hands up, before lying face down on the ground.
A kamikaze done buzzes in and begins dropping bombs in a distressing turn, with some of the group hit and killed by the strikes.
A Ukrainian drone commander reportedly told the pilot of the UAV, which captured the footage “don’t throw, don’t throw” in an apparent instruction not to drop bombs on them.
The drone then started directing the Russian troops towards positions of Kyiv’s 33rd separate mechanised brigade.
But a Russian drone comes in and appears to start bombing the Moscow soldiers in horror turn.
One soldier is seen running for his life as he escapes the suspected ambush from his own country.
Of the seven who surrendered, he was not the only one to flee, according to the Ukrainian brigade.
Giving their account of the vision, the brigade said: “The Russian visitors made the right decision – to surrender.
“Seven of them emerged from the grove (but there was) a catch.”
The Kyiv brigade hit out at the “courageous” move from Vlad’s forces.
They added sarcastically: “As soon as (our drone) pilots began withdrawing with the captives, the Russian army carried out a courageous shelling.
“They accurately took down several (men) – not all made it safely into the hands of our brigade.”
Such brutal action is classified as a war crime – because soldiers who surrender are protected by the Geneva Conventions, the internationally-followed series of rules for treatment of civilians and soldiers.
Under the rules, attacking anyone who clearly expresses intent to surrender is prohibited.
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