Royal Marine reacts to War for Peace 5/6 (Krig för Fred) Swedish Afghanistan Documentary

[@johnekare8376]

Thank you for taking your time. It's been great following along and hearing your perspective. Looking forward to the final episode.

[@RyanForrest1664]

Appreciate you coming along to view it mate

[@FredrikAskim]

Thank you for your comments and how you see things. /Ahfgan Vet

[@Historiespanarna]

Great series and as always Gen Dit takes it to the next level

[@japekki666]

Best new youtuber in the business. :)

[@PaladinZeke]

Totally agree 👍

[@divlex7335]

Keep it up, love watching your videos👍

[@hex1c]

Another great reaction Gen Dit!

[@marcusduberg3424]

You have one more documentary from the North. Norway at War also from Afganistan. 😂. Love this one and The Finish one!

[@DrZalt]

Its so weird seeing some of my mates in this. People who have been in the same platoon and then gone abroad. Touching in some way.

[@dahlski]

"Swedish troops were fired up on. No Swedish casualties." That could be the headline for that. Back home we don´t get the whole story. That makes it harder for the people returning. "Oh you were there and you drove around for a bit?. Nice". Even on a tour were their were no headlines about Swedes fired up on, they probably had to deal with the aftermath of IEDs, massacres and all sort of stuff that wasn´t reported in the news back home. I can totally see the dificulty of returning home.

[@BerraLJ]

I love the movie Peace at all cost, the guy that is going to Afghanistan has to do some things that people back home in Norway is not ready for, he tells his wife about how he shot a child about the same age as their own son, she did not take that all to well to say the least. The boy had a suicide vest on him that was taken to a hospital.

[@frilansspion]

its nice that they put adult afghans in school with children in sweden, but over there they realize they have to build walls to protect the girls. well done politicians

[@eriksmith2514]

The Swedish officers all have southern Swedish accents, and the combat soldiers have more northern accents--for what that's worth.

[@Osvath97]

No, throughout the series we have seen at least two officers with northern accents.

[@lennart6309]

We Swedes ain't talking no bullshit! Only peace brothers!

[@sonesson_]

Do anybody know if there is a specific reason just that guy was blurred at 28:58

[@danstenberg760]

I want to see more from the RMC :-) And more Haggis in Sweden :-)

[@Osvath97]

What I do not get is why the subtitles routinely translate "platoon" as "company", even if you are not well versed in military lingo it is not hard to understand that "pluton" is "platoon" and "kompani" is "company"...

[@micheleo7871]

I would like to see the documentary “My war / a Danish one about their war in Afghanistan “ it is quite harrowing story.

[@callemustonen5299]

👍

[@Mike-mx5ic]

Ssg. 5?

[@klintzman]

19200 subscribers 🙂👍

[@RyanForrest1664]

So close! 20k here we come

[@klintzman]

@@RyanForrest1664 I believe you will hit that marker before this month is over. Good work with this channel 👍

[@timothydonovan5647]

111K...

[@bellajan4434]

What the hell that means raped by armies. What armies?

[@Gripenace]

Afghanistan seems to be extremely complexed, to say the least...

[@scyphe]

It seems Pakistan may support and supply the Talibans. There's been border skirmishes as late as 2020 with Afghan civilians killed from attacks across the border from within Pakistan just on the other side of the border. Afghan forces have fired rockets across the border to Pakistan as well so the situation is very messed up: "The Pakistani and Afghan governments often accuse each other of initiating fire in the border region, where militant groups are often interlinked on both sides of the border.

[@darkiee69]

The guy with the iron is the Swedish ambassador to Afghanistan. When the west leaves it will take a year or two and then the taliban will be back ruling the country.

[@eroorefulufoo6625]

so what's your opinion of that? like i'm guessing you mean that that's not good, but i mean we've done the same to a lot of countries, so what do you think we should do?

[@darkiee69]

@@eroorefulufoo6625 Long term "hearts and minds" we're talking 30-50 years. mostly civilian jobs, infrastructure and education, but also retraining the army and police.

[@eroorefulufoo6625]

yeahm i definitely agree that them getting on to their own feet is a plus, what about other countries, like turkey & the kurds, or china & the tibetans & the uyghurs & the hongkongers, or iran, or venezuela, or etc?

[@Mike-mx5ic]

Ssg5

[@kelbenblack1190]

Swedish neutrality

[@FredrikGustafsson1975]

Well, Sweden has not officially been a neutral country for a long time. When Sweden joined the EU 1994 we moved away from the policy of being neutral. For example "In 2009, the Swedish parliament unanimously adopted a declaration of solidarity which has since formed part of our security policy doctrine. It reads “Sweden is not a member of any military alliance. ... Sweden will not remain passive if another EU Member State or Nordic country suffers a disaster or an attack"

[@kelbenblack1190]

@@FredrikGustafsson1975 Ja jeg vet det. Er norsk så jeg er obligert til å si det..hehe. Bra content. :)

[@petter5721]

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