Ukrainian Azovstal Surrender, World's Largest NATO Proxies Surrender to Date and Largest Military Surrender Since WW2

Video shows how Azovstal surrender happened where members of the Azov Regiment, and Ukrainian marines and other units of the Nato-trained and sponsored Armed Forces of Ukraine surrendered in some numbers, including just under 3,000 at the Azovstal itself, meaning the Azovstal holdouts outnumbered the DPR forces surrounding them, and which is also the world's largest surrender of NATO proxies anywhere to date, together with other Mariupol surrenders, about 6,000 combatants, in all, not quite WW2 levels but pretty significant and unheard of since the Second World War.