Shh! Russian Soldiers' Wives Reveal the Shocking Side of Russian Military Life In Ukraine!

Want to know the state of the Russian military? Let wives of the Russian soldiers talk. They’re the ones who are always in touch with their husbands (who are in Ukraine) and who know all the complaints they have. And, most importantly, not all of them like to keep it to themselves. They share it online and I share it with you :) Hopefully you enjoyed it!
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[@joeordinary209]

I am every day grateful for that I was not born in Russia......

[@bricktopperheadon5490]

Agree, also glad not to be a citizen in a neighbouring country. I can’t imagine having to live close to those aZZ holes.

[@user-le3ut9gv7q]

That last russian woman will be burning with shame when this war is over and all the horrors are revealed! The russian government doesn't care about it's soldiers and its people, what an awful country! Slava Ukraini forever!!!💪🇺🇦💙💛❤️🇬🇧

[@eh1702]

The likelihood is that she simplynwill (a) refuse to hear or see any of it and (b) refuse to believe it. Get ready for a whole generation of thoroughly indoctrinated people 20 years from now who think they are avenging their hero dads.

[@VsevolodSidorenko]

she is burning because she wants money

[@normanboyes4983]

They are and will not be at all bothered - the women are only interested in compensation. This is what Putin means by Family Values.

[@mikekelly5869]

People like her have no honour and therefore shame is a foreign concept. Russians have been so badly brutalised for so long that many don't have a sane world view and only focus on that from which they can gain. Not all Russians are so blatant about it and many that left after 1991 assimilated well in Europe but many also saw European's lack of paranoia as an opportunity.

[@adrianaloborec2205]

No worries- most aggressor countries find a way to justify their deeds even decades later. Serbia, for example, still sees itself as a righteous victim of all the wars it made in the 90s.

[@asanitationstompout8473]

Last night's RU bodycount: 490+ corpses 🇺🇸🇺🇦 Russian KIAs up 277.4k+, WIAs up 811k+, casualties total over 1,084,400 (minusrus|ukrinform) . . .... .. ... .. Keep the mountains of corpses coming, UA..... Pile em up high. 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿😔 🇺🇸🇺🇦

[@andersgrassman6583]

Sorry, I find your comment a bit over the top. I know Russian soldiers have to be killed or else put out of action. But they are still humans. It’s not a videogame. They don’t get a second chance, and possibly even reevaluate what they are doing. Perhaps only one in ten surviving Russian soldiers will repent. But still, it can happen. And anyway, killing people is in any case a bad thing. Though obviously necessary for Ukranians to do. Ukraine has to win!

[@MrReymoclif714]

🇷🇺🔜🌻🥔👁✅🇺🇦💙🟧🟦

[@geoffsimpkins7650]

I have zero sympathy for those horrible women.

[@casparillo987]

"Russian wives, Russian wives, Care not about their husband's lives! She'd turn him in, and not think twice, Her motives are not very nice! She comes across as quite unkind, With only money on her mind!!"

[@CombatMosquitoTrainer]

@@casparillo987 👍

[@luke_skywanker7643]

Excellent!! 👍👍@@casparillo987

[@johnmead8437]

@@casparillo987The insights have probably also informed many a victim who thought the prospect of a relationship with one of these attractive. The are other videos around that discuss the war with older russian women, which shows what they grow into. A real shame for those Russian ladies with a kinder nature and who understand the flawed and evil regime they exist under is ripe for change for the better. Beginning with getting out of Ukraine & minding their own business, compensating for their crimes against humanity

[@casparillo987]

@@77thTrombone It's mine... I enjoy writing rhymes and ditties to convey the atmosphere of the situation 👍

[@herrakaarme]

The worse things are working in Russia, the better. So, these kinds of reports are excellent. The only sad thing is a mother telling the small child that the war is righteous.

[@casparillo987]

I watched a documentary about the events after the 2nd World War - and the grown children of the Nazis were told similar things by their parents. However, many of the children were angered by their parents deception - indeed one or two dedicated their lives to becoming Nazi Hunters Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦

[@christianevanherck6023]

More truthfully would be "The only sad thing is a mother lying to her child about the reason for this unrighteous war".

[@PragerFenster]

The soldier being told he should pay for having surgery on his hand (and probably be sent back to the war) is beyond disgusting.

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

Its not correct it is free in russia, even for a foreigner.. They quality might be bad though

[@adaslesniak]

Russian style it is.

[@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367]

@@adaslesniak "lets do this russian style"

[@dioghaltasfoirneartach7258]

Interesting mix of conversations. That comment about "protecting nothing, just trying to expand the borders" was good.

[@LD-Orbs]

Reality intrudes.

[@linato1855]

A bit of honesty from an orc….🤔 Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[@chatterbox7014]

This last woman should burn in shame! What a despicable person to worry about how she and her children are seen by others; such hardship she suffers! BBC news just reported on the injuries and losses of the ukranian service men. Loss of limbs, life and/or life changing injuries. It was heartbreaking to hear them. New casualties arrive every day, the hospital is at 100% capacity. How can one russian wife compare her hardship when real men die to protect their land. Slava ukraine. 🙏🙏❤

[@malinericson4065]

If she feel so ashame over her exman doesn’t want to fight in the war… maybe she should go to the front herself and try out. She probably love Puthler more than her own family.

[@TheGreenReaper]

@@malinericson4065 At least Putin probably pays her a pittance to train her son to grow up as a real solider.

[@adaslesniak]

You know, maybe her ex-husband was a monster that was beating children and here so that's why she divorced? It's not so uncommon in rusia. So she may very well be right to sell him for anything. I don't ever have any pittance to men that do not support their children.

[@patrickbrooks2416]

The Russian situation of unrecoverable bodies is likely a common one. Lot of MIA status cases. Leaves families in a dilemma... no money paid out. Must be many thousands of them.

[@AllanMogensen]

Maybe she should contact Ukraine. They might have the information she´s seeking

[@MB-xe8bb]

You have to bury bodies quickly.

[@fermamotanuluilus2870]

I have no sorry for them. They deserve the hell.Paid money for what? The Satan will pay them .

[@axis1662]

If your husband won't go to war you don't have to search for his body lol

[@VsevolodSidorenko]

she is searching for his body to gat payment. families of killed in action get payments. but families of missing in action get nothing. thats why she is so much concerned abiut his body.

[@juliadia007]

Soldier Alexander and the little 6 year old know what they are talking about! I have no doubt that the message comes down from on high not to recover bodies but all this willing fudging of the paperwork is causing chaos in the bureaucracy. Thanks for the translations!

[@herrakaarme]

All the benefit money for the families of the fallen exists in the national budget. However, if a soldier is declared missing, the money doesn't need to be paid to the family. However, since the money is in the budget already, it needs to go somewhere. It goes straight into the pockets of the officials in charge. So, yeah, they definitely don't go out of their way to try to encourage recovering bodies.

[@martinwettmark1203]

Thank You very much for these insights from this awful, criminal war. We in Sweden stand by Your fight for your nation!

[@andersgrassman6583]

93% of Swedish people support sending weapons to Ukraine! (Poll two weeks ago.)

[@VsevolodSidorenko]

@@andersgrassman6583 we in Ukraine appreciate your help

[@mcnultyssobercompanion6372]

I'm getting increasingly wary here in the US about the shameful cowards in Congress trying to curtail- or stop entirely- our support for the brave people of Ukraine. It's baffling to me how certain of my fellow Americans could abandon Ukraine in its time of need. Absolutely baffling. And shameful.

[@barbarakauppi9915]

@@mcnultyssobercompanion6372 Be sure to do whatever possible - and some of the "impossible" - to make sure your country does the right thing. Don't let your insanely toxic political backdrop destroy not only your country, but the entire free and trying-to-be free world.

[@kristin2129]

Same here in Canada, absolutely baffling and there excuses are usually "Why are we helping Ukraine when there are homeless people here" Like we cant do 2 things at once... absolutely ridiculous simple minded thinking.@@mcnultyssobercompanion6372

[@eh1702]

“A man under 40 is still a child” does seem to describe quite a lot of Russian men, at that. It is not a healthy culture at all.

[@toonverberg1313]

Thanks for posting what goes on in the minds in that brutal russian society.

[@judyweeks1480]

Thank you for the insights. Glory and complete victory to Ukraine. Thank you, Ukraine, and all heroes defending the free world against russian terrorism. Heroyam slava!

[@bradnixon6220]

He’s not bringing shame he’s a soldier looking out for himself not russia

[@RichardTaylor1630]

Actually it would be in the best interest of ruzzia long term if ALL soldiers walked away from the slaughterhouse and refused to support Putler's genocide of the Ukrainian people.

[@alvindickens3622]

I just don't understand why people would sign a contract knowing what they will face if they survive the war!

[@hollywilson5695]

What a fabulous service your hard work is doing for the global community that yearns for true peace and the elimination of Russia as a never ending threat to its sovereign neighbors! The insight provided by this video is fascinating - and I’m a grateful long-time American subscriber.

[@PeterLawton]

All of these injustices for Russian soldiers are a blessing for Ukraine.

[@michaellastname4922]

Yes, and they show so clearly how broken the overall Russian system is.

[@scottpreston5074]

Maybe they will wake up, like the Italians woke up to Mussolini.

[@alden1132]

I like these excerpts as an alternative, when intercepted phone calls aren't available. I think it's a good way of providing similar insight. I always watch every one your videos, the day they come out, because I value and appreciate what you do.

[@spooky_hausintrees]

Excellent work more of these please! Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦🔱🇺🇦

[@gloriahoulihan8717]

War is a terrible and terrifying thing. Whoever wins the price paid is horrendous. It must be awful for a wife who does love her husband to not be able to recover his body and lay him to rest. It sounds to me that the Russian government saves a lot of money by classifying soldiers as missing rather than dead.

[@mikekelly5869]

Of course. What should they do? Pay their due portion 😢? It's amazing. They shit on their own again and again, yet they're too frightened to do anything about it

[@AngryKittens]

The handful of them. The rest are just looking for the salary promised. They won't get money as long as their husbands remain classified as MIA.

[@jessehachey2732]

Yep, that’s by design. It’s part of why journalists like Volodymyr Zolkin do interviews with Russian POWs - they get to video call home as part of the interview, and part of the reason is so that families have proof of life, so that they can get the MoD to take them off MIA lists and onto POW exchange lists…because as far as those families know, they’re MIA and they got no proof of them being alive. It’s awful…

[@malinericson4065]

I have heard that ruzzian wives are starting to contact the ukrainian side to get their dead husbands back. That works more easy than trying to talk to the ruzzian goverment. I dont know the name of the call line do!

[@nancymilawski1048]

I'm glad to hear that they are exchanging bodies (as well as prisoners).

[@andersgrassman6583]

Actually the Russian authorities refuse to receive a lot of cooling containers with dead Russian soldiers. But yes, prisoner exchanges have worked throughout this war. And it gives soldiers incentive to take prisoners for exchange, rather than always killing the Russians.

[@biggsdarklighter0473]

I don't know, but it sounds like the last man was a smart man. That his children get humiliated isn't strictly his fault, or would you shame the prisoner for not going to his own execution?

[@LD-Orbs]

The man wants to live. Let him. It's a far better choice than dying in an aggressive war for the glory of the Czar.

[@PeterLawton]

Your analogy is almost literal. Soldiers there are treated much like prisoners and the meat grinder is much like an execution, the closest part being the "rear guard" (or other term referring to Russians shooting Russians who retreat).

[@lorenzcassidy3960]

Ex-hubby wants to live. Ex-wifey wants her alimony to be paid. Nothing to see here.

[@RonniesRambles]

Her disappointment at not having his contract paydays deposited in her account is no doubt the motivation for the children's shame - via her probably constant haranguing about it to the poor kids. The man went, saw, and realized it's life and death unlike what he was told at enlistment.

[@ComradeOgilvy1984]

@@RonniesRambles Absolutely. He is being a better father to his children in the long term. His children are not ashamed at him. His ex-wife is feeding that story to his children, and trying to stir up righteous anger by pretending to speak on their behalf. While it is understandable his ex-wife might feel that fulfilling the contract so the alimony checks will come in regularly for some months (until the man is butchered in battle) is a great improvement, for the most part she is BSing.

[@Magnum.Bloodstone]

Long live the Ukrainian people and their heroic defenders!

[@dhaqq18]

Thanks for this translation. The attitudes at the home front are really interesting. I wonder if they will change as Ukraine pushes the invaders

[@shaunfarrell3834]

Love the one with the ex-wife. That had me chuckling!

[@geoffap0]

The translation of the Russian social media posts are very informative, and very much appreciated!

[@ros8737]

Great posts, very insightful! Though, Ukraine had a problem with the number of Russian bodies in cold storage as Russia avoided collecting them.

[@yvonnetomenga5726]

@Insights from Ukraine and Russia • Yes, these threads were great. Please do more. I think these messages are even more helpful than calls because people seem to explain better in writing than when talking on the phone. Keep up the good work. Slava Ukraini. Heroyam Slava. 💪🇺🇦🕊🌻

[@hazydreamer7965]

Slava Ukraini. The rest of us Europeans are with you daily in our thoughts.

[@rorychivers8769]

The Putin is so thick that it can't understand why Canada invading Belgium wouldn't go down too well with everyone

[@christianevanherck6023]

@@rorychivers8769 Thick and blinded by greed! Putin's land grab is all about possessing and controlling Ukraine's fossil fuel resources. Once Ukraine will be able to access and fully develop its own natural resources that would start to threaten Russia economically. So Russia has very strong economic reasons to invade Crimea and take the Donbas region - to control the natural gas and shale oil in those regions.

[@3wL7]

I support Russia.

[@TheCroupier74]

@@3wL7then your life has no value.

[@markdesign6839]

@@3wL7The ruzzian army is a sh*thole for the whole world to see!

[@oneoldmanontheroad9034]

Thank you. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦

[@tommyhallum2054]

Thank you "Russian Soldier Alexander" for being so honest in your reply. I hope after Ukraine takes back their land and their lives that you survive to see your family. Glory to a FREE Ukraine 🇺🇦 🇺🇸

[@cypruswez]

Great video as always? Illustrates the mind set of many Russians.

[@TrineDaely]

"A man under 40 is still a child." I've known many here in the US that easily applies to as well. 😂

[@ivorlongshot]

I'm 56 & although my body hurts in every joint I still think I'm 16 in my head 😂

[@Baselle]

And if life expectancy is in the mid-60s, childhood is long and adulthood is very short.

[@yvonnetomenga5726]

@TrineDaely • One of my grandmothers told me that men are like little boys. Given that my grandfather was well over 40 at that time, my grandmother did not age-restrict this characterization. 😉

[@lavkmr1]

😂

[@peterkiss1204]

To be fair it applies to everyone, not just men. As hardships are gone from our lives the stoicism and bitterness may became less present and our playful self survives longer. As long as you remain self sufficient it's rather a good thing.

[@U.H8]

You are as always doing a great job 👏🏻💙💫💛

[@user-fz6pg4mt9b]

Russian army doesn’t care about their own people leave them as missing in action that way we don’t need to pay any money so a message to Russian people stand up fight for your rights in your own country slava Ukraine 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🇬🇧🇺🇦

[@peternolan4107]

Fight for their rights? The whole point is they have no rights. It is astounding that so many still think they do after being mistreated for years. No one in the government has any incentive to help them.

[@aviationismylife6814]

They will never do that

[@luke_skywanker7643]

Russians are too lazy to do that.@@aviationismylife6814

[@sheilamorrell6329]

The Russian Government abandoned their soldiers in Afghanistan, they didn't supply food etc. This is nothing new.

[@mikeblair2594]

Punctuation my son. Punctuation.

[@jamiekroeker9896]

Thank you for all your hard work! Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦🇺🇦 🇨🇦

[@geraldthorburn1123]

Thank you so much for your fine efforts. Your command of English continues to get better and better 👍👍 Polite suggestion: Change 'on point' for 'spot-on', commonly employed in the sense in which you use 'on point'. And what a sad tale is that last one that you have provided.

[@philippbo9050]

When I studied abroad, I found that the people that corrected me were more interested in me and eventually became better friends than those who said: "it's ok, I understood what you were saying"

[@gky7170]

I actually feel not a little pity for the Russian families for being so crudely exploited by their Moscow overlords. However, if Russian literature is any insight into this pathetic situation (Gogol's "Dead Souls" is a good place to start), the hand-to-mouth socio-economic system that the post-Soviet leadership has perpetuated is coming home to roost, so to speak.

[@mikeblair2594]

If it was on its roost I'm sure it's been eaten by now.

[@bernadettedunn6129]

Thanks for always posted no. Your posts give great insight into the state of mind of the Russians. Slava Ukraine!

[@sparky1105]

Another very interesting video. Thanks for your hard work in researching and making the videos.

[@davidj.leavitt249]

Wow! That’s what I’m talking about! Great job! This is a new insight into orcs, their families, and their family situations. Thank you very much. You actually do read our comments. Great.

[@bobloomis246]

Excellent work. Another dark side of the soviets we generally don't see or hear. The first woman was hilarious.

[@RonniesRambles]

Thank you, excellent report. And IMO that poor sap at the end is in a war no matter which way he turns.

[@williambreedyk7861]

A well crafted video. Good material.

[@gbgentleman]

Good content. Always good to see what is happening with Russian people in regards to the war.

[@davidl.7317]

This war is sickening. I very much appreciate your intercepts. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦

[@doubler8684]

Excellent work, always a thumbs up. Keep up the good work.

[@richardthompson6079]

This is an incredible amount of work. Thank you so much.

[@iakona23]

I like your narration along with the text. Thank you.

[@d.l.d.l.8140]

🇺🇦 Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦. ✌🏼

[@Crillian44]

It's interesting to see their culture. Thank you for the work you do.

[@MrCobalt]

"Culture"

[@Crillian44]

@@MrCobalt yea, i hear you. But even a bad culture is a culture.

[@jimrobertson5986]

I always appreciate the work that you put into providing us outsiders a glimpse into the war from a non-traditional media point-of-view.

[@SeventhSamurai72]

Great post, I appreciate the insight 👍

[@hedda2022]

Thanks. I think that these social media posts are just as interesting as the phone calls. Hope you'll do more of them ❤ 💙🇺🇦💛

[@geoffgill5334]

Great work as always, thank you

[@isasalaam5055]

Thank you and appreciat the translations you are doing. Very informative to get these views....again thank you...💙💛

[@augustinbelza2418]

Very interesting, hope that you can do some more of this Slava Ukraini

[@CatherineMitchell-vw3ix]

Thank you 🇬🇧

[@MrKnobs]

You asked what would be good to replace or supplement your phone calls.. I think you found the answer. This is good stuff, thank you for what you do! :)

[@linda9918]

👍🤡s all of them. Slava Ukraini!!! 💙💛

[@sabines.5181]

Wonderful work! Thank You!

[@NAFO_MythicPlague]

Hell hath no fury like a woman who is scorned!!!

[@InimitaPaul]

If the husband of the ex wife at the end sees or finds out what she wrote I doubt she’ll have to burn with shame for long.

[@margaretknight2207]

I really appreciate all the work you've put into this, thanks. Sending love and hope from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@cathygaliardi9398]

I love this kind of information!

[@stevewalters9472]

This was an excellent video! Thank for your hard work to provide us with very insightful information.

[@christianevanherck6023]

Complaints (translated and posted on Twitter on Sept18) from Evgeniya, told by her husband: He says that while fighting with the 27th Separate Guards Motor Rifle Brigade near Bakhmut in May, he suffered a shrapnel wound and was sent to hospital. However, he was not treated. Instead, he was sent with other injured men to Naro-Fominsk in the Moscow region and confined to a barracks for a week. He says that a military doctor declared them all fit to fight, despite their unhealed wounds. The men were sent back to Ukraine under a new commander. They were "taken in the direction of Svatove [in eastern Ukraine] and abandoned in the forest with no means of subsistence". (Many Russian soldiers have reported similar stories of being dumped in the forest without food or water and surviving on berries and puddles) When the unit came under fire, the "commanders, senior company officers and everyone who was in charge there just ran away like rats, leaving the guys alone to die under shelling". Not surprisingly, the injured men refused orders to go into an assault. He says they were rounded up and taken to Zaitseve, where hundreds of soldiers are reported to have been imprisoned, starved and tortured to 'remotivate' them.

[@anitagorse9204]

Unbelievably sad. Cannon fodder at its finest.

[@Jay.Kellett]

The beatings will continue until moral improves.

[@MrReymoclif714]

Excellent!

[@MB-xe8bb]

When are they going to learn to shoot their officers?

[@Calligraphybooster]

And I always thought salami was an italian product.

[@probertson56]

Loved the narration of the wives social media posts. It was very informative. Thank you for the work you do. Slava Ukraine Glory to the HEROES.. 🇺🇸❤️💙🇺🇦🙏🌎✌️

[@AWildTWOcard]

Great collection.

[@NeverTakeNoShortcuts]

Just launch vodka drones. Game over.

[@andersgrassman6583]

Very good content!!! You can do this many more times! Of course you have to use your judgement as to whether postings and replies are reasonable an likely true and genuine. But I think you can judge that by reading many such threads. That will indicate whether the material is likely genuine. Thank you for your work!

[@richarddarcy6945]

Thank you for your efforts. These are good insights with great English translations. The messages are little glimpses of how Russian's view their Invasion, life's inconveniences and their spouses life, death and a new existential threat each day in their lives. It is all relative to their little Russian lives still under Stalin. No worse. No better. Resolute, stoic insignificance. Slava Ukrani! Long Life.

[@Stefan_Boerjesson]

Greate way of presenting the story! Many viewers don't understand the Ruzzian voices. The Ruzzian army is like a big cancer. Terrible that it eats the people they engage for this madness.

[@patrickmihajlovic4112]

Your videos provide a kind of insight into the "Russian world" ("soul") that I couldn't find anywhere else until now ! In any case, I always give you a “like”, a comment and great gratitude for your work. You obviously had trouble finding enough material/phone calls to ensure regular videos. I really like the idea of ​​using posts from social media, like in today's video. Of course, only under the condition that the selection of posts is as high quality as demonstrated in today's video! 😉👍

[@SammywiseG]

That last one... Complete selfishness. Not a care in the world about how her ex is doing or his reasons for walking away from the military. She only cares about money and status.

[@_HMCB_]

“I’m burning with shame” seems like the shame is misplaced. How about the shame of the cruel, torturous invading of another people’s land?!

[@1midnightfish]

Fascinating video, thank you so much. Also, your translations, which have always been really good considering you're translating into your third (at least) language, have got loads better since I started following your channel. Huge professional respect from one translator to another 😊 I look forward to the day my Ukrainian is half as good as your English! Слава Україні💙💛

[@erickgomez7775]

The last Russian ex-wife should go to the front herself to restore the family's honor

[@emiliat.5881]

Thank you I like this format. I am not native speaking English so the reading and the pace are very good. I still don’t understand the Russians why they are still support this war. Putin did a great job in zombifying his citizens. Slava Ukraine, Heroyam slava!

[@xiaomingbai]

Enjoyed? No. Insightful and saddening, Yes. I really appreciate your work. It is beautiful that you are documenting the human faces and lives ruined in this war. It really helps me to understand the thinking of some parts of Russian Society.

[@VsevolodSidorenko]

3:35 thats the real reason why she is worried - no payments for families of MIA

[@jeromediggins3594]

Thank you for your hard work and stay safe. May this war end very soon.

[@daviddelgado6090]

Thank you. One always wonder what are they thinking on the other side.

[@M1903a4]

Great, and an interesting take of the lives of the families. Thanks, and keep up the good work.

[@GafferBob]

Thank you for your hard work.The addition of social media posts is a very effective for insight of the Russian home front Slava Ukrainii

[@scottlee7613]

Thank you for supplying the translation report. Nobody else seems to

[@pinkpackrat]

These comments,translated into English say a lot about the Russian army and its officers. Thank you very much for giving us this look at the life of a Russian soldier

[@bonnievonhegenbart6478]

Thank you again for your great work, please be safe, love from ireland

[@jamesarnette1394]

Thank you, my friend, from America. Slava ukraini.

[@oblisku]

Great work!

[@ZootyZoFo]

Interesting, I like these translated social media post, like the calls they give us insight into the Orc mind.

[@georgettelevesque277]

That was a great upload! Thanks again for such insight. Russia is really effed up!

[@anon_234]

Even a 6 year old knows this war is BS and her dad left for no reason.

[@raymondbohn2852]

Damn, I thought that the US military/government were not sensitive to service member needs or family friendly. I remember an incident in my small farm town where a mother found out at a church service that her sone was killed in combat,

[@Hochspitz]

These posts are fascinating. "Shamed" ex wife is just awful but at the same time if he does get odd jobs he should try to pay a little for his child. The society sucks.

[@andersgrassman6583]

Russia has EXTREMELY high divorce rates. Worth considerimg, when they talk about ”family values”!

[@sunshine4sue2]

🗽🇺🇸 Great reporting !! 👏Really enjoyed this. Standing with Ukraine🧑‍🤝‍🧑👫👭👬🫂 with much Love🙏

[@bc-guy852]

Thank you for all the hard work it must take to put these together. Incredible days in russia. One madman's dream - will destroy an entire nation.

[@eeromaki-tulokas9431]

It was refreshing to got understanding of social media discussion, thanks from Finland