The Russian Last Letter Surrender Leaflet is a two-sided psychological-operations print associated with the Russia–Ukraine conflict. The front uses a red border and oversized black and red lettering, while the reverse contains blank dotted lines for a handwritten message.

English translation:

“Soldier of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, surrender!

Or write your final letter to your relatives.”

The lined reverse was intended to resemble a personal letter sheet, reinforcing the threat that refusing to surrender could leave the recipient with only a final message to family members. Unlike leaflets containing radio frequencies, QR codes, call signs, or detailed approach instructions, this design relies on one short ultimatum and an empty writing area.

The translation is provided for identification and reflects the meaning of the visible Russian text. The warning represents the message printed on the item and is not presented as an independently established statement by the seller. No issuing formation, production date, distribution method, or precise recovery location is visible in the supplied photographs.

This War in Ukraine military paper illustrates the use of family themes in contemporary battlefield messaging. With supporting provenance, it may also be catalogued as a Russian trophy leaflet artifact or included within a collection of Ukraine conflict surrender collectible material. Surface marks, folds, stains, and printing variations should be assessed from the photographs as part of the individual condition.

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