Ukrainian-born soldiers explain their reasons for fighting with Russia

Many Ukrainian-born soldiers fighting for Russia, including those from occupied eastern Ukraine, are held in a camp in western Ukraine captured by Russian forces. Most joined Russia voluntarily, citing national identity and family roots, though some were coerced. Prisoners express loyalty to Russia and believe the war will continue until Putin secures control of the entire Donbas, despite the toll of casualties and hardships. The camp also includes Russian men and convicted criminals, some seeking to avoid long jail sentences by fighting, with prisoners engaging in activities such as making coffins and Christmas decorations.

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