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A 🇺🇦 Ukrainian soldier who recently had a run-in with a group of 🇷🇺 Russia's Wagner PMC mercenaries said the fighters are "tireless" and "didn't stop coming" during a battle in Bakhmut, Ukraine.
"We were fighting for about 10 hours in a row. And it wasn't like just waves - it was uninterrupted. So it was just like they didn't stop coming," the soldier, named Andriy, told CNN of fighting troops from the Wagner Group, a private military contractor linked to the Kremlin that consists of mercenaries and former prisoners.
He said the fight was between 200 Ukrainian soldiers and about 200 Wagner troops and described it as a "frightening and surreal experience."
Andriy detailed the ruthless nature of these fighters, comparing the battle to something out of a "zombie movie."
"They're climbing above the corpse of their friends, stepping on them like zombies," he told CNN. He even suggested that the Wagner troops might be "getting some drugs before the attack."
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