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Ukraine's. I Want To Live" propaganda video aimed at Russian soldiers. 

Ask yourself a question - what are you fighting for?" says dramatic voice-over in 
explosions appear in sync with evocative music, and there are images of Russian soldiers apparently surrendering before two phone numbers are shown at the end.

They're even told to wave a white flag if they're too close to the front line. This is, information war. Ukraine's attempts to weaken Russian morale. Once they surrender, Russian prisoners of war (PoWs) can be used as currency in future.

According to the Institute for the Study of War, the Kremlin is also carrying out more prisoner of war exchanges as it tries to soothe critics from inside Russia. There are thought to be thousands of PoWs on both sides, but the exact numbers aren't clear.

We especially want to target the partially mobilised who not only can't fight but are thrown in as cannon fodder," says Vitalii Matviyenko, who heads up the scheme.

"This project was created so their lives will be guaranteed if they surrender voluntarily."

For outnumbered Ukraine, it's also hoped it will soften the belly of their larger invader.