The Huliaipole Encirclement Propaganda Leaflet is a two-sided Russian-language print associated with psychological operations during the Russia–Ukraine conflict. One side uses a schematic city map, red arrows, and repeated military symbols to present Huliaipole as surrounded. The reverse carries a brief surrender warning in large black and red lettering.

English translation, map side:

“Soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, flee or surrender.

Huliaipole.

Remain in the city and you will die.”

English translation, reverse:

“Leave or surrender.

Save your life.

Staying in Huliaipole means death.”

The translation reproduces the visible wording for identification and collector reference. The statements form part of the leaflet’s original message and are not presented as independently established facts.

The design relies on a simplified operational map and a direct survival appeal rather than detailed radio frequencies or step-by-step surrender instructions. Its compact layout was intended for rapid reading in a military context. The item fits collections of War in Ukraine map relic material, especially examples connected with named locations and battlefield messaging.

With suitable provenance, it may also be catalogued as a Russian trophy PSYOP print or displayed among Ukraine conflict paper memorabilia. No issuing formation, exact production date, distribution method, or recovery location is visible in the photographs. Any folds, marks, edge wear, or printing variations form part of the individual condition and should be assessed from the supplied images.

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