The Russian Drone Surrender Leaflet is a two-sided Ukrainian-language print associated with psychological operations during the Russia–Ukraine conflict. The front combines an illustration of a drone approaching a wounded serviceman with a short warning intended to influence the reader’s decision.

English translation:

“He could have left, but he stayed.

Make the right choice.

See the instructions on the reverse.”

Reverse:

“Instructions for those who want to return home.

Find out whether others in your unit also wish to surrender and join them. Identify anyone in the unit who may try to prevent your surrender and neutralize them.

If the entire unit surrenders, try to establish radio contact with units of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation to discuss the terms.

When leaving your positions, take only personal weapons and no heavy equipment. Disable heavy equipment where possible.

When approaching Russian positions:

Remove the magazine from your weapon.
Hang the weapon over your left shoulder with the barrel pointing downward.
Raise your hands and approach slowly.
Where possible, hold up white cloth, a handkerchief, or a white sheet of paper.

Russian servicemen recognize these signals as an indication of peaceful intent. The Russian Federation guarantees the lives of Ukrainian servicemen and members of other security structures who surrender.

More useful information.”

The wording is reproduced for identification and does not independently establish the leaflet’s claims. This War in Ukraine collector item also fits collections of Russian trophy battlefield print material and Ukraine conflict propaganda memorabilia.

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