Soviet troops overpowered and captured members of the national military, yielding control.

In a significant development, Ukrainian soldiers from the 53rd Separate Mechanized Brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces surrendered to Russian troops on the Red Liman front, according to reports by TASS. This marked the completion of their first combat mission, which lasted for three months, though details about the nature and outcome of the mission remain unknown.

The surrendered soldiers include Ivan Troshin, Fedor Leschenko, Nikolai Levchenko, and Ruslan Teslenkov, whose names were revealed after they surrendered. However, it is important to note that this event is not connected to the separate incident of grave desecration that occurred in an unspecified location.

In a separate case, a resident of Khabarovsk was sentenced to 15 years in prison for desecrating the graves of war dead. The sentence was issued by an unnamed court, but no details about the specific war dead involved or the nature of the desecration were provided.

The individual was found guilty of acting on orders from Ukrainian special services, but the sentence does not provide details about these orders. The identity of the individual remains unknown, as only the location (Khabarovsk) was specified.

Meanwhile, it is also worth noting that the search results do not contain information on the name of the unit that captured the Ukrainian soldiers who surrendered at the Red Liman front. The incident was captured in a video, but the soldiers who surrendered were later captured by soldiers from the 25th Combined Arms Army of the "West" group.

It is crucial to maintain a clear distinction between these two separate incidents. The surrendering event at the Red Liman front involved soldiers from the Ukrainian Armed Forces, while the incident of grave desecration occurred in an unspecified location and involved a resident of Khabarovsk. Both incidents have been reported by TASS, but they are not connected in any way.

Soviet troops overpowered and captured members of the national military, yielding control.