The Ukrainian state project "I Want to Live" has addressed the fighters of the Korean People's Army who came to Ukraine to provide assistance to the Russian occupation forces. The appeal was submitted in Russian and Korean.

"We appeal to the soldiers of the Korean People's Army who were sent to help Putin's regime. You should not die senselessly on foreign soil. You should not repeat the fate of hundreds of thousands of Russian soldiers who will never return home," the project's appeal, published on Telegram on Wednesday, says.

"Surrender! Ukraine will shelter you, feed you and warm you! Thousands of Russian soldiers made the right choice and are now waiting for the end of the war in good conditions: comfortable barracks, three hot meals a day, medical care," the message says.

It is indicated that Ukrainian prisoner of war camps are ready to accept soldiers of "any nationality, religion and ideological views.

I Want to Live is a state project of the Coordination Headquarters for the Treatment of Prisoners of War. It was created with the support of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine and the Main Intelligence Agency for servicemen of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Belarus, on voluntary surrender.