4,000 Russians Have Sent Requests To Surrender To Ukrainians; 1 Million Visited Site, Contacted Hotline
The "I Want to Live" project was launched by Ukraine in September to allow Russian military personnel to surrender.
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The "I Want to Live" project was launched by Ukraine in September to allow Russian military personnel to surrender.
By calling the hotline or entering details through messenger apps, russian troops can arrange the best way to surrender to ukrainian forces. it's called the i want to live project. 0ur ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse, has been listening to some of the calls from russian soldiers. a ukrainian message for russian soldiers. "what are you fighting for?" asks this propaganda video. at one point, it offers cash for giving up weapons or machinery. before two numbers appear... ukraine's surrender hotline. from frontline, to phone line. this secretive operation takes place in kyiv. 0ne call ope...