The Russian Assault Warning Leaflet is a Russian-language psychological-operations print associated with the Russia–Ukraine conflict. The gallery shows yellow and blue versions of the same warning. Their photographic sides combine a close view of a boot with a matching coloured text panel. The opposite sides carry the longer heading and ultimatum in black lettering.

English translation:

“List of recommendations for servicemen of the Armed Forces of Ukraine who wish to preserve their lives during an assault.

Surrender or die!”

The photographic side repeats the central message:

“Surrender or die!”

The text is translated directly from the original print and is included for identification and collector reference. Its wording represents the message printed on the leaflet and should not be treated as an independently established statement by the seller.

The high-contrast design was intended to make the warning visible and understandable immediately. Unlike longer surrender sheets containing frequencies, call signs, or detailed approach procedures, this example relies on a short ultimatum and battlefield imagery. The simple layout makes it a distinct example of modern printed psychological warfare material.

This War in Ukraine propaganda relic may suit collections focused on contemporary military communication and conflict-related paper items. It can also be classified as Russian battlefield trophy paper when supported by appropriate provenance, or displayed within a group of Ukraine conflict surrender memorabilia. No issuing unit, exact date, distribution area, or recovery location is visible in the photographs, so those details should not be assumed without additional information.

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