DON’T TELL MY MOM I’M IN CHECHNYA

[@rifroll1117]

That radio conversation between 2 enemies always hits hard

[@neki203]

They served together in afghan too...

[@bhesrajjaishy5144]

Friends turning into enemy actually

[@nikoladjurovic5843]

@@neki203 where can i finde the original

[@memrman8331]

They used to be friends who both served side by side but after the breakup of the Soviet Union, they were forced to fight each other. Out of the 1000 men, almost all died including the guy in the radio. By the end of the war, both had died in the fighting

[@bhesrajjaishy5144]

@@memrman8331 Yes , Alik the Russian guy and his 1000 men got wiped out during first 60hrs , you can also hear him (not in this clip) asking Russian high command for help and reporting ambush and to take solid and good decisions. Meanwhile the Chechen guy was caught and put in trail after or near the end of war

[@TheVampyr]

One of my neighbors (live in America) fought in this war. He saw his first action in Grozny. He moved here to Burgerland a few years after his contract in the Russian Army ended. I hear music like this play at night in his back yard some nights when he’s going through a dark day. He gave me his old camo beanie he wore in the winters after I struck up conversation about his music (I got into Russian music through the Doomer culture). Which led to a table, a chicken and garlic soup, a bottle of vodka, and a photo album with pictures of him and his comrades. He put little Orthodox crosses next to the heads of the ones who stayed in their 20s forever. There were too many crosses on those pictures. I hope he and all those who went through that Hell, and those going through a new one in Ukraine will find peace after its said and done.

[@bamaman6478]

No matter what side a soldier is still a soldier, God bless that man and the many that fell on both sides o7

[@iwonderwhy9681]

@@bamaman6478 Sorry, dude, but I think honoring members of the invading force that have "fallen" is kinda stupid. It's like honoring the nazis killed in WW2.

[@bamaman6478]

@@iwonderwhy9681 you do realize that most of the wheremact werent nazis right? Most of those Russians just like the germans were drafted they litterly had no choice.

[@santigamerprogamer6493]

@@iwonderwhy9681 1. Not every german soldier that fought in WW2 was a Nazi, there were some that were against Hitler but fought anyways not for the leader but for the country. 2. Not every russian soldier that fights today in Ukraine supports Putin, there are some that are forced to fight and some that fight for Russia. Again, not for the leader but for the country.

[@iwonderwhy9681]

@@santigamerprogamer6493 Oh, I guess killing civilians for the country is better than killing them for the leader, gotcha.

[@spikey316]

The radio conversation happened between a Russian and a Chechen who had served together in Afghanistan. They were friends and each one ended up fighting against the other.

[@789know]

the Russian is the colonel of Maikop Brigade (131st motorised rifle brigade i think) Ivan Savin, who died later near Gronzy train station

[@Kora_ba1rg]

Не правда. Они небыли друзьями. Про друзей история совсем другая. Тот русский командир был разведроты. Это было ещё до полномасштабной войны.

[@Blind_Hawk]

And both died. Like predicted.

[@maxnov4120]

This is fake. Russian officer is unknown in this conversation

[@Blind_Hawk]

@@maxnov4120 No his name was confirmed.

[@hanspanzer1260]

You can't even imagine how much grief there is for all Russians in the phrase: "We asked for only 2 tanks..."

[@L0st____]

Блять, да, чувак

[@hanspanzer1260]

@@L0st____ пиздец, ради звëздрчки похоронить 20 с лишним солдат.

[@levondze]

@@hanspanzer1260 пиздёц,ради ебанутых имперских желаний,похоронить только 40к подтвержденными,а сколько ещё покалеченых и санитарных потерь🤡

[@igrokigrau6841]

@@levondze ты о чём ?

[@igrokigrau6841]

@@levondze ну по нации судите вы а нацисты мы харош мужик

[@smyrnamarauder1328]

Give a russian soldier a guitar in war and he will give you feels guaranteed

[@usuk1337]

yeah, if only these stupid bastards didn't attack each country that is not supporting their politics. Fuck russia. They have always been like that. Afganistan, Chechnya, Georgia, now Ukraine. Fuck them.

[@dulguunjargal1199]

Someone should give a russian a guitar in the ukraine russo war I wanna hear what their true voices say

[@MmmrMmmov]

listen to the Chechen bards from the other side, for example: Timur Mutsuraev, Imam Alimsultanov, Ali Dimaev, Vahid Ayubov. They also sing very beautifully

[@spoky1365]

@@dulguunjargal1199 The only thing that should be given to russian soldiers in this war is a bullet to their heads. Слава Україні!

[@13thdivision70]

@@dulguunjargal1199 I hope any of them survive

[@guizn7708]

Chechnya got a diferrent vibe of the others wars, a sad and depressed vibe, almost all the footages of this war is always the grey and dark sky of grozny with the low quality camera showing us the grim and empty eyes in those 19 years old conscript and chechnya civilians faces.

[@syetolog7863]

Yes, I agree with you, after the collapse of the USSR, Russia was in a very bad state, there was no money at all. as a result, 20-year-old guys had to carry this heavy burden on their shoulders. terrible war. good that now there is peace

[@TADAMAT-CZ]

@@syetolog7863 oh yes, peace...

[@TeoAnimations]

@Мизинов Сергей Ukraine is really peaceful right now, i mean theres no war 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@syetolog7863]

@@TeoAnimations I was talking about Chechnya where since 2009 the peace and not about Ukraine

[@TADAMAT-CZ]

@@syetolog7863 don't think that peace would last for long in that region though, as some Chechen rebels already declared jihad against Kadyrov.

[@vladimirpetrov3119]

I lost my Friend of 15 years in that doomed war! You cant just forget the pain that we went through during those times.

[@germanoslavic]

im sorry to hear that man..

[@vladimirpetrov3119]

@@germanoslavic thank you very much! Memories are still alive, although mostly dark and painful on the battlefield fighting your own countrymen, but still nostalgic.

[@exactlybasically8603]

What’s worse is that those bombings were completely staged by Putin to solidify his position. Pointless death for grandstanding politicians

[@vladimirpetrov3119]

@@exactlybasically8603 what a nonesence, please don't teach me the history of my own country especially when i was involved in it

[@merkavamkivm3373]

@@vladimirpetrov3119 it's a bot, not a real person

[@PASTLIF]

Some Girls: Do guys even have feelings? Boys:

[@ЕгорКузнецов-ш4г]

все хорошо

[@IHaevATajpo]

amazing work, the music really helped with setting the feeling over the screenplay, that war really was horrible

[@KingD0ngo]

Dude the audios real… it’s actually really depressing

[@jwahoski153]

69 likes lol

[@waterz2415]

@@KingD0ngo most of the batallion 😔

[@tizanikandothers]

@@KingD0ngo really i thought they were fake communications

[@OG_Melxn]

Any war is horrible

[@ComradeFromTeaEmpire]

Красивая и грустная песня... Любая война - гибель молодых парней

[@jihoonjung7527]

Думаю скоро выйдет новые песни.... только о украинской войне

[@tizanikandothers]

Any war is the death of everything

[@Jeff-wg5kt]

Мы не умираем☝️☦️☪️

[@Jeff-wg5kt]

Жизнь - это война, и она как день в тысячелетии☝️

[@benproduction17]

@Erikson189 Sven ?what respect

[@lt.dashkov1079]

i really hope this vid doesnt' get taken down this was a master piece. That dialog at the beginning really touched a heart string

[@ХХХХХХ-ж2х]

Что бы найти его полностью наберите в интернете на русском "Алик, отводи ребят"

[@sovsemoxueli]

Реальное видео страшнее в 1000 раз

[@sovsemoxueli]

Там видна обречённость ребят, расстрелянных из окон многоэтажек

[@saintsuniverse]

​@@sovsemoxueliwhere can I find the real video

[@peggygawel7244]

​@@saintsuniversegoogle

[@tadeasbarna]

2:36 i actually got goosebumps from this :D great video squishy

[@Ivan79QM]

Image you on the second heli who watch the another heli going down

[@1DE101]

Очень атмосферно получилось. Под конец аж на слезу пробило. Предлагаю в следующий раз экранизацию песни «Последний День» исполнителя Павел Пламенев об афганском конфликте.

[@Mr.Sanderson]

Песня про пехоту. Как её в тундре экранизировать?)

[@1DE101]

@@Mr.Sanderson, ну тут как бы тоже не особо про технику. А вообще, у автора очень здорово получилось сделать сцену от первого лица пехотинца.

[@captainkotofey6250]

Про афган у него уже есть, не думаю, что он захочет еще раз делать.

[@1DE101]

@@captainkotofey6250, да я уже потом только увидел. Тоже весьма неплохо вышло, кстати.

[@StansSt]

Павла Слушаю, в основном его песни играм посвященные. Но блин, чешский товарищ сделал ролик о Чечне, взяв перевод текста у другого человека с его ошибками в синтаксисе. Я думаю этот человек не от души ролик делал, как оригинал, у которого он взял перевод, не о думах о России его ролик. Х.з. что он преследовал этим, каждый думает сам. Лучше посмотреть оригинальный ролик, который вышел очень давно, и который был сделан от души.

[@10pFreddos]

Thank you for making a video about Chechnya. The song really reflects the war and the war thunder footage was incredible as always. Keep up the good work.

[@st_Enoch20]

Пробило на слезу даже , красивая и грустная песня

[@MisterHades666]

A horrible moment in time. Reinforcing that humans will forsake the bonds of friendship for nationality. Such a sad conversation.

[@ВладИванов-д2р]

Amazing job, as usual. Your videos are beautiful, I like the level of effort you put into creating these masterpieces. The war in Chechnya is an important part of world history and a perfect example that there should be no wars. Special thanks for using my favorite song about this war, greetings from your Russian community.

[@52112]

Мы эту песню тоже пели с братишками... Там, в палатках у Энгеноя... Летом 2000-го... Потому слова "над Грозным" заменили на: "в Энгеное"... Спасибо автору ролика за память и понимание... Всем Добра, Мира, Любви, Уюта и Тепла... С Уважением писатель Артем Чепкасов, автор книги "День за два, записки "карандаша" Чеченской войны".👍☝️

[@52112]

@@nashkhoyev66 🤣🤣🤣🤣👍 плыви дальше, укроп... И не звезди, что ты чеченец...

[@52112]

@@nashkhoyev66 ты - шизик, поэтому тебя кадыровцы до сих пор и не поставили в известную позу... И, конечно же, Слава Украине в составе России😁👍

[@aviator1472]

Теперь русские фашисты поехали воевать в Украину. Чечни им было мало.

[@idiotofthenorth]

je sais que cela ne veut rien dire venant de ce maudit buf français, je suis désolé pour ce que tu as vécu.

[@icamicostasilva4553]

Muito bom o seu texto

[@Dexteritas55]

Next level production guys. Everyone who partook did excellent. Love seeing war thunder pass as old war footage. Immaculate

[@Maxone3828]

У Армы появился конкурент по лирическим видео про войну👍

[@nij4785]

у армы и DCS одновременно )

[@samkyn1006]

Тут нет гранатометчиков….

[@inzhener8164]

А это не Арма типо?

[@Sayr3xUA]

​@@inzhener8164 это вар Тандер вроде

[@MELKI_KOSS]

@@inzhener8164 это вартандер

[@nowar008]

This is a masterpiece, i wish WT had this map with grey grim sky and late winter mud for full immersion

[@Stas_Prihodko]

I hope it never happen, its no need to make people remember bad days (many veterans are alive and its bad way to treat them)

[@relotuffplayz9019]

@@Stas_Prihodko many veterans of all wars are alive, why should this be different?

[@hans4120]

@@Stas_Prihodko why? To paint war’s in a dark and sobering way is the best way to honour those who have served and fallen.

[@KoTR-]

Little bit of a necro-post, but I remember getting a match of Stalingrad with this really sad and grim filter over it. It was seriously freaky. The sky was grey, the concrete from the buildings looked old and decrepit, and the overall tone and atmosphere made me feel cold just playing it. Haven't gotten it since, pretty weird. As much as I love the bright sunny skies and flowers and stuff, I'd like to see more of the dark/gloomy, or dare I say, depressing atmosphere.

[@elif_coşkun_77]

​@@KoTR- so long story short you prefer more CoD WAW kind of atmospheres rather than MW2

[@biz1190]

I stumbled upon you by accident, at first I thought that you were another "passing" KZbinr. But your videos are breathtaking and I really love your content. With love from Russia!

[@squishy_shibe]

thank you

[@Laser_Kiwi-p1v]

Жалко что погоды подходящей в вартандере нет. Там холодно было, да и в дыму все вроде

[@allleksandar]

Её можно сделать, я предполагаю что авторы просто не обратили внимание на эту деталь

[@carlitosskater89]

Every time i hear that dialogue between the two war fighters, my heart breaks a little knowing the outcome.

[@v0r_p1va]

2:54 Not Samya, it must be Sanya, it's derived from the name Alexander.

[@squishy_shibe]

Ik

[@robbanerdin1686]

The Radio call is about when a soldier from Chechnya lising on a call between the Headquartes and the comander of the Maikop brigade and after the radio was done the Chechnya security minister Turpal-Ali Atgeriyev made a Radio call to the comander of the Maikop Brigade Colonel Ivan Alekseevich Savin-nick name Alik because they hade served together in Afganistan war and tryed to save his friend but alik refused and seconds later Welcome to hell was broadcasted by Radion in open chanel and the the Chechnya fighters opend upp and after a few min 300 Russian soldier was lay dead on the street and only 2 apc was still active and after 60 hr The Maikop brigade was wiped out The maikop Brigade lost 800 KIA including alik and 75 missing/POW from the start of 1000 soldier.and the relive force of 1200 soldiers was also wiped out inclouding 32 tanks.

[@danielszmit2073]

Looks great, was very fun helping make the cinematic for this :)

[@warcriminal121]

If you did not know the comm's at the beginning of the video was real. Alik then one asked to retreat was a friend of the 1st guy that spoke on the radio. He was a friend when the war and split them up and put them on opposite sides. At the end of the battle Lieutenant Colonel Ivan Savin "Alik" along with 1000 man strong 131st Maikop Motor-Rifle Brigade, were wiped out within the first 60 hours of the battle of Grozny. Only a handful of the men survived to tell the tale.

[@tt_p_o_c_t_o__k_p_a_b5427]

Я очень хочу что бы война была только в играх... ведь ничем хорошим такие дела не заканчиваются, только большими потерями людей, особенно мирных...

[@vergador2502]

AND no Respawn

[@JesseBundrick]

Just let Putin, Biden, and other world leaders to do a custom game and fight 😂

[@way9895]

The radio conversation between the 2 guys were between LtCol Alik and his former friend. The 2 guys served in the Soviet-Afghanistan war. Then the first Chechen war started and these 2 met, not as friends but as enemies on the Battlefield. The chatter in the beginning was the Chechen pleading his former comrade to retreat to avoid the the blood-shed. To which Alik refused because he had orders to take the Grozny. His battalion of 1,000 soldiers marched into Grozny where they were met with a death trap. They called for artillery support but it landed right on top of them. Only a few men would survive the battle, unfortunately Alik was not one of them.

[@wintervityaz5676]

The chechen commander in the conversation is Ali Adaev. The russian commander was actually named Ivan Savin("Alik" was just either a nickname or a callsign), and he was never friends with Ali Adaev. They never even knew each other. And Ali Adaev never even served in the soviet army, let alone fought in Afghanistan. First of all, Ali Adaev was muslim, which means that he would never have been sent to Afghanistan, and second of all, Adaev turned 18 only in 1991, which made it PHYSICALLY impossible for him to fight in Afghanistan(the Soviet army withdrew in 1989 because Gorbachev was a fucking idiot and traitor). So thank you for contributing your piece of completely false information to this comment section, but please check your fucking facts before spoonfeeding fake information to those who believe everything they see.

[@fkboyStalin]

never forget that throughout the whole battle, where the Russians were getting slaughtered, Russia claimed they had full control of Grozny, the Chechen hunt and kill strategy was a horror to experience I'm sure, utilizing small decentralized groups of men who mostly acted independently seeking to utilize methods of ambush utilizing 2 or more of these hunt and kill units to attack in an asymmetrical fashion via alleyways and hiding.

[@_r3kt_792]

God, this is amazing, you should make one for the Yugoslav wars. Keep making these, they're amazing.

[@Nebulachadlazzar]

Its a little bit late but here is an explanation of the audio in the beginning of the video and what they were talking about. They were previous friends that had worked together in Afghanistan. This is where they would form their friendship from. The Actual battle which ensued after this audio clip played Mid-afternoon, the first battalion of the 131st MRB occupied the train station. Because of the radio black-out, they were unaware of the 81st MRR's situation. They separated from the second battalion from the freight station to the west, and from the third battalion on the outskirts of the city. The unit parked their tanks and armored personnel carriers around the station to wait for orders, around which time Chechen security minister Turpal-Ali Atgeriyev, who had served alongside Russian commanding officer Colonel Ivan Alekseevich Savin prior to the encounter and was worried about bloodshed on both sides (likely concerned for the safety of his old friend), extended a desperate plea to Savin (nicknamed Alik by Atgeriyev in the brief communication), proposing a negotiation for Savin to "withdraw his men and come to him as a guest", an offer which the latter had no choice but to reject due to having insufficient permission to call a ceasefire. Sometime after, a Russian communications officer heard the words "Welcome to Hell" on his headset. Shortly after, Chechen defenders in the depot buildings, the post office, and the five-story building surrounding the station opened devastating automatic and anti-tank fire. The surviving Russian troopers took cover inside the station, then the Chechens completed their ambush by setting it on fire. Colonel Savin radioed for help and artillery fire, but help never arrived.[21] Most distress calls from the 131st went unanswered. The second and third battalions of the brigade responded to the call for help, but were caught in layered ambushes before reaching the station. Both battalions were ordered to stay away from the Presidential Palace; this added to the trouble as the armored columns turned into alleyways, only to be destroyed by more of the layered ambushes.[21] After a small element of the 503rd Motor Rifle Regiment received orders to move during the early hours of the day, they immediately received friendly fire from the other Russian forces bogged down under heavy fire; they fought each other for six hours (there were many more such incidents, some of them organized by the Chechens). The 8th Corps reached the city center from the north, but were unable to save the units fallen into the ambush. No Russian reinforcements reached the railway station. At sundown, Colonel Savin decided to evacuate the wounded via the only working armored personnel carrier. After loading forty wounded troopers, the APC moved in the wrong direction (toward the center of the city). It eventually turned around to retreat along the same route, but was ambushed by Chechen anti-tank gunners; thirteen of the crew and passengers survived to be taken prisoner. On 2 January, Colonel Savin and his remaining officers abandoned the railway station. They found some abandoned Russian armored personnel-carriers. They attempted to escape, but were attacked by Chechen fighters. Savin died on the street from air-burst shrapnel beside his wrecked vehicle.[21] By 3 January, the 131st Brigade lost nearly 789 men killed (another 75 were captured, and only 160 reached safety), including almost all of their officers. In addition, twenty of twenty-six tanks and 102 of 120 other armored vehicles were lost. The entire Maikop Brigade of over 1,000 men was wiped out in sixty hours. (From wikipedia)

[@Cheriimo]

This is some amazing top tier content Squishy, keep up the great work you deserve 1 mil!

[@toxicmrdiego1280]

2:32 jesus the effects and shit, DAMN TAHTS GREAT! GREAT JOB :,)

[@wildman8303]

Браћо, ви сте јунаци свог рођења. 131 Мајкоп слава ти .... 🇷🇸🤝🇷🇺❤

[@yuriymalymonenko8060]

Wow, we can see serbian fun of russian dicks

[@aleksandrraein8486]

КОСОВО СЕРБИЯ ! БРАТЬЯ НА ВЕКА !

[@KingSpittusFactus]

You only learned russian so you can tell russians how much you like the taste of their dicks

[@last4732]

Kosovo lv)

[@lolababoy6397]

znas da su oni ubijeni od strane nekoga da se nisu oni u boju pobijali neko zajedno su bili u gepeku MURDER OF Zarema Sadulayeva and Alik Dzhabrailov

[@socialistpastries.stooby]

I love how you put the clip of bombs dropping as the song said “stars are falling on groznys dawn sky”

[@ДжайнаПраудмур-у2ч]

I apologize in advance for the machine translation. And I do not know if you will read this comment. But, like any creative work, it is difficult to translate without losing the meaning of a couple of phrases. The song does not say that "the stars are falling on Grozny," but that they are melting, dissolving. Like ice in warm water or a drop of white paint in a jar of blue paint. When dawn comes, the stars you are looking at gradually begin to fade, they become harder to see because of the dawn, as if they are dissolving into the sky. I will be a poet for a while and say that in this way we can feel the following: the starry sky, the night, can reflect the dreams of the lyrical hero, which gradually disappear when the day comes, returning him to the bitter reality. Well, this is of course fiction and the song sings about how the stars literally disappear.

[@ДжайнаПраудмур-у2ч]

"in the sky above Grozny, the stars are melting in the rays of dawn"

[@socialistpastries.stooby]

@@ДжайнаПраудмур-у2ч I ain’t readin allat (informative as hell )

[@castor2000]

​@@ДжайнаПраудмур-у2чit is quite clear, thanks you for the precision

[@randomexcessmemories4452]

The stuff you do is amazing, and this was no different. Great job.

[@lbuunjj]

Just amazing brother I love this type of editing

[@Dixon0707]

Man this vid is full of feelings.. Amazing piece of art

[@TheGrace020]

Great video as always Shibe! The helicopter scene was especially good looked real

[@pilot_p4nzer]

this is really good, and the radio communications of Russians and Chechens really adds to the atmosphere

[@thisisjohnny5637]

This is so good. Rest in peace for all the souls that was taken during the war

[@SebastianRestrepo343]

This video is more than awesome, caughts the moments that were lived there, truly a 10/10

[@ranzomsovietsky8440]

Now we're getting some tarkov pov here, your edits are getting better and better

[@Djknabe.]

You did a great job with the quality like after the radio it makes it look like I am in the battle then all after that it look like a video

[@sy-xr4kt]

TIP：The armored vehicles of the Russian army will be painted with tactical numbers for identification and distinction between friends and foes. It is possible to add the following shots of vehicles in motion, which will look more realistic, especially in rainy and snowy weather. Looking forward to the next video of the 1993 Russian constitutional crisis, my No "392" T80U might be useful.

[@Mibomboclaat6969]

I wonder if he'll use "Summer is ending" by kino as background music in that video.

[@arokonagi1212]

Am saddened that both died R.I.P. They we're best buddies and they had to do this for their own countries

[@tectonpro8507]

0:01 -- Ali Adaev, a Chechen field commander who is more known by his voice than by his face. This is the author of the historical phrase "Alik, tell your men to retreat." The Alik and his mens did not retreat and did their duty, and Adaev was killed on January 3, 1995 at the railway station. At the moment when he recorded these radio conversations, hoping to fix in them the weakness of the Russian military and their refusal to comply with the order, as he convinced them, he had less than 100 hours to live. Али Адаев, чеченский полевой командир, которого больше знают по голосу, чем в лицо. Это автор исторической фразы "Алик, отводи ребят". Ребята не ушли и угомонили Адаева 3 января 1995 года у ж/д вокзала. В тот момент, когда он записывал эти радиопереговоры, надеясь зафиксировать в них слабость российских военных и их отказ выполнить приказ, как он их убеждал, ему оставалось жить менее 100 часов.

[@hectorg7090]

0:33 those few words said a lot

[@HuyNguyen-si2on]

amazing work bro, iI have been waiting for this song being attatched in a war thunder video, love from vietnam, your countryman

[@Pmni_MW]

This is Great, just imagine a series of this kind of videos with Historical accurate maps, songs, and vehicles, so much potential, you have almost unlimited resources, Vietnam with Fortunate Son, M48, M60 and bunch of more vehicles even vietnamese Type 59. Gulf war with MiG-23/27 and F-14. Falklands war with Harriers and A4, Etendart, B-57, etc. bunch of wars in Middle East, Balkans War, Cuban-Angolan and South Africa War, Korean war, even this Recently bloody war, T-64, T72B3, we almost have everything but the planes, good luck tho:)

[@marmin2165]

Достойно 😢(Уважение автору) The words of a famous actor who played a veteran of the First Chechen War (during the war, you can't talk bad about your own, never)

[@mehmeh1999]

Sergei Bodrov?

[@Zexyfive]

@@mehmeh1999 Yes

[@Koumes.husband]

Bro thats amazing it really touched my heart And maked me cry

[@sceptic1871]

The last phrase of the Russian commander in a radio conversation: Well, I'm not such a big chief to give such commands. As for me, there is a big difference with what is written in the video

[@stormtrooperproductions7888]

0:51, that beginning scene where all the 24's took off was beautiful and amazing.

[@sabrinasandoval1944]

I have cried listening to this because it reminds me of my father...

[@Mr.Marketing]

Chechnya takes first place in the long list of wars since my birth. Unfortunately, at only 22, I’ve been surpassed in number of years by 22+ global conflicts, and 2.2 million+ in casualties. And we thought at the beginning of this century we had learned…

[@Gun-EZ]

Отец: он будет механиком Мать: он будет врачом Я в своей комнате:

[@LegoGuy_Productions]

What an amazing video, man! Great work as always!

[@squishy_shibe]

Thx

[@tizanikandothers]

@@squishy_shibe any ideas about your next video I would like something about the Iraq War

[@squishy_shibe]

next month

[@tizanikandothers]

@@squishy_shibe gooooooooood

[@rainbow_kaiser9087]

В связи с последней обновой, "грачи прилетели " Ждать?

[@Za_HaLLIux]

Как же хорошо снято…

[@gameflame7301]

Автор молодчяга, отличная работа. Респектую вам всем сердцем!

[@asadchatha4184]

You've outdone yourself with this one.

[@scouter7405]

This is great ! Especially with the convo between the 2 commanders... tell me if you need help recording any of the future ones, i have some vehicles :)

[@ing2373]

Very nice video. If you're looking for recommendations a falklands war vid would be very cool!

[@Huy-G-Le]

The terrible thing about Chechnya is, the lots that was fighting the Russian army for "Chechnya independent", they active attacked and slaughtered any Chechen whom aren't fanatically religious to their brand of Islam, and they consider any Chechnya who aren't religious Muslim to be Heretic, and this isn't a wars for Chechens, as they call its, "War against Indifel". This was never about ethnic Russian and ethnic Chechen, this is a war between having a choices and not having any choices.

[@GastonMorales2788]

sources: believe me

[@Huy-G-Le]

@@GastonMorales2788 that funny, people like you claims the Uighur separatist just want independent from China too, ignores how many times their NGO hires by the NED had talks so many times that they are at wars against None believers, not just Chinese, and how if they win, not only Chinese will be cleanse from Xinjiang, but also Mongolians. Are since you people left your brains in a desert, both Mongolians and Han Chinese lives in Xinjiang longer than Uighurs whom moves in to the regions latter. Area which are associated with Mongolians community for centuries are claims by Uighurs extremist factions, despite the former being there for centuries. You also know that in Syria, a groups of around hundred of Uighurs separatist factions went and fought the Assad Government and now are occupying a towns in Syria, which kicking out the local and turning it's into a training camps for young extremist, no? Do you know those? Just goes to Xinjiang and ask the local population over there, they hates these extremist.

[@Huy-G-Le]

@@GastonMorales2788 Where are your? Oh yeah, Source from NGO the best money can buy.

[@Shionbawo]

Absolutely heartbreaking. loved every second.

[@Max.railways]

a war that not many people know about doesn’t mean it wasn’t bloody. Great cinematic

[@lukemasters7498]

crazy how this filter can make some shots look real. great work

[@scorpion-6183]

Shitpost my ass. This is a masterpiece... wonderful job, Squishy!

[@HADES_6_6_6]

Желаю всем чтобы войны были только в играх и всем мирного неба

[@bulkysinetv6262]

This gives the true depressing feeling of the horrors of war...

[@aksa0159]

Man i would love to participate in such custom battle for soviet/russian themed footage. I wish i could take part on this one cuz ive been longin for someone to make a chechen combat footage out of war thunder lol

[@zarazenas]

Heck of a video my friend keep it going the camera movement makes it even better :)

[@righty5890]

that intro tho! damn you really know how to use that replay system, another great video, bravo!

[@nightgamer951]

Zajebisty montaż, jestem giga fanem

[@hippityhoppitythischanneli6355]

Im american and wasnt even a thoght during the wars but that song hits me hard may the ones who parished rest in piece

[@Nestor_424ps]

this place on the map copies the city of Tkuarchal in Abkhazia, there was a war here in 1992-1993, I advise you to make a cinematic about it

[@stateservant]

The video can't get more chechen than this. Nice creation, i really get the vibe.

[@khajaja]

Great job on this one, wasn’t boring for a second

[@alex.RadioPodolsk]

thank you very much for the video (Спасибо большое за видео)

[@remy6978]

this was done so well, absolutely stunning, especially on war thunder.

[@user-CB69]

I legit cried. I salute the soldiers

[@Fulcrum-Edits]

Dame man You make the funniest and sadist videos ever Great job ! Maybe make one the syria war in Lebanon or Israel? Or gulf War

[@frenchfry9735]

You've got a new subscriber, good job on these!

[@oliverkonspiraciones2377]

0:53 epic

[@yokihai1945]

Мне очень понравился данный видео ряд, очень атмосферно. Вечная память погибшим бойцам в Чечне.

[@aviator1472]

Слава Ичкерии!

[@NKVD_Enjoyer]

эщкере не существует@@aviator1472

[@Yogelone]

​@@aviator1472слава их под землей, хряк

[@aviator1472]

@@Yogelone как и твоя мамка.

[@Yogelone]

@@aviator1472 зато твоя под столом, у меня, отрабатывает долг , пока ты со своим бойфрендом развлекаешься

[@_2JZ_GTE_]

Привет малышка моя родная, ну как дела? Наверно к дому зима дорожки все замела. В небе над Грозным тают звезды в лучах зари, Ты только маме что я в Чечне не говори. . . . Thank you for this great video

[@TheMetalheadQC]

Didnt think one of your video could be so emotional , love the song btw

[@eddievasquez8045]

wow you made the footage look pretty authentic good job

[@BrenoAgmL]

this camera this scene at the beginning making it look like the vision of the tanker falling was very cool, and where did you find this radio conversation?

[@Tobi1678]

its a video on youtube, you can search for alik tells friend to go home chechnia war

[@Tobi1678]

they were freind in afghanistan and enemys in chechnya

[@bushboi]

This is some next level high quality for this type of video I'd love to see this type of video by squishy about the border War in Namibia, I think he'd do it justice with a video like this

[@squishy_shibe]

Interesting

[@bushboi]

All I have to say, if you ever consider it, use the song Kaplyn by Bok van Blerk

[@Kommandant_Karl1945]

I tell you mom.

[@Flappoxy]

I really LOVE your videos , amazing edit , amazing EVERYTHING! Keep up brother and don't stop . I was wondering , could you leak the actual combat footage ?

[@Lukas_BK]

No dobrá práce soudruhu xd , to je jak ten playlist na KZbin

[@stukazufuss6485]

Ахрененный ролик. А с эффектом VHS - было бы вообще крутяк!

[@AntoniPilczuk]

2:09 looks real actually

[@albertoelbafoon7879]

Now the Frogfoot is here

[@someweirddude8648]

Really like these Music Videos, keep em coming :)

[@APotatoWT]

Great quality as always