You know, if these are truly Russian soldiers that were captured, they appear very ill equipped. They don't have all the gear our US Soldiers are equipped with. They are rather thin looking young men compared to our US forces who are usually good sized guys. They don't look like they could endure a long lasting fight. They also appear very defeated within their spirits.
Over the last couple of months I've been wondering how well fed and housed the Russian troops have been while bivouacking outdoors in winter. Forward deploying large military forces requires a very robust logistics train. Something the Russians are not famous for.
Many of these troops may be cold, hungry, sick, and demoralized before the first shots are fired.
Once the shooting actually starts, these forces may quickly surrender hoping to at least get a square meal and a warm bed.