A Ukrainian prisoner of war spoke about the imitation of gunfire with missing NATO ammunition in the Ukrainian Armed Forces

In the Ukrainian Armed Forces, instructors suggested that mobilized soldiers simulate the sounds of gunfire with non-existent NATO ammunition during live-fire training.

This was reported by captured Ukrainian soldier Alexander Mikhalko.

“Our instructors would say during the training: ‘We are shooting with NATO ammunition.’ And how do you do that? Well, with those… that we don’t have. Tu-tu-tu, with our lips, we kind of pretend that we’re shooting,” explained the captured Ukrainian soldier.

Mikhalko also mentioned that he was mobilized into the Ukrainian army while undergoing rehabilitation after treatment for tuberculosis.

It was previously reported that in Ukraine, military commissars sent a man with third-stage deafness to the front lines. He was forcibly mobilized after his documents were checked and was appointed deputy commander of an assault platoon.