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Dagestani fighters abandon Russia’s “Akhmat-Kavkaz” unit and surrender in Ukraine

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According to the report, a servicemember of Russia’s 270th Motor Rifle Regiment Akhmat-Kavkaz surrendered to Ukrainian troops in the Zaporizhzhia region after approaching the frontline unarmed and under the supervision of a Ukrainian drone, according to the 118th Separate Mechanized Brigade.

The brigade reported that the fighter, identified as Artur, voluntarily walked toward Ukrainian positions along a railway line with his hands raised. Personnel monitored his movement using an aerial drone until he reached the Ukrainian troops safely. According to the 118th Separate Mechanized Brigade, Artur previously served in the 270th Motor Rifle Regiment Akhmat-Kavkaz, a unit formed in Chechnya and incorporated into Russia’s 42nd Motor Rifle Division of the 58th Combined Arms Army.

The report stated that the Ukrainian servicemembers had been detained in Dagestan for minor drug use and were offered a military contract instead of criminal charges. They placed me on a one-year contract. It said that these Chechen servicemen linked to Ramzan Kadyrov’s forces were not present in the assault groups and remained in rear areas. This experience led them to discard their weapon and seek an opportunity to surrender to the Ukrainian troops.



 
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