Suicide Missions & Corruption - Ukrainian Foreign Legion TELL ALL Interview

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The Foreign Legion has been in the news recently and even the state Ukrainian media now can't ignore the allegations made.
It isn't all sunshine and rainbows.
Foreign Fighters have been a large talking point throughout the Russia and Ukrainian War as some say they're foreign fighters fighting for Independence and freedoms and others will say they're hired Mercenaries with some facing the death penalty in Russia and Russian Backed Donetsk Peoples Republic.
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[@Max-kd2gh]

Fix your Russian bot problem and I'll consider it lmao

[@holeef...v2994]

just start talking "ukraine is winning" and money will flow in

[@Max-kd2gh]

@@holeef...v2994 it's nice that just repeating the reality is also financially stable. Imagine having to lie for a living like the people who work for Russia

[@holeef...v2994]

@@Max-kd2gh what s a difference for who you lie? You lie for west, they lie for east, you are both the same rly

[@drivenmad7676]

Yall are being sacrificed in the name of 'The Heavenly Jerusalem project'

[@jamesdefferson]

Nothing will kill you faster than an incompetent commander.

[@PopescuSorin]

the russian army is a perfect example of bad leadership

[@redstarling5171]

Fix bayonets!!

[@naponroy]

That's got to be a Murphy's Military law

[@nikoc8968]

or a careless one...

[@nikoc8968]

@Dave was thinking the exact same thing.

[@antonnosal219]

I am as Ukrainian is very upset by the fact of the corruption in our armed forces. Those thieves shall be court marshalled and executed if find guilty. To make an example to the other who are planning to steal.

[@braveheart4603]

yeah i get the feeling it's systemic not a problem of a few individuals.

[@Puma-ph5ep]

Don't think they should, just put them in prison for years. This could backfire massively and make the pro Russia siders say see the put soldiers in prison or execute them.

[@Max-kd2gh]

@@braveheart4603 it's not otherwise the war would have been lost by now

[@gattonero2915]

>Those thieves shall be court marshalled and executed if find guilty. NO YOU WON'T LMAO your messiah Zelensky even released convicted criminal out of Prison and gave them guns, your side even executed/brutally shot Russian POW (which galvanized the Russian hatred in fighting) and many of them never got their punishment. what makes you think you think YOU WILL COURT MARTIAL YOUR OWN PEOPLE? the mongolian basketweaving forum everyone call "4chan" even has a fitting mockery for your country; "the Russian-in-Denial country full of scammer"

[@toe-bi-wankonobivideos2352]

@@braveheart4603 explain

[@haveaknifeday]

Being treated as Cannon fodder, corruption and tactical incompetence. Is it worth it?

[@shonshishka877]

Do you think your country would handle Russia better with the same resources as Ukraine? Or by now, would they already be calling you Ivan?

[@vvinterghost]

@@shonshishka877 Russia do not treat their soldiers like trash.. they take care of them..

[@shonshishka877]

@@vvinterghost are you drunk?

[@vvinterghost]

@@shonshishka877 NO , but what I say will not make you believe me, thats for sure.. because most of the people in Europe and US are so brainwashed and really believes in our leaders and media.. But people with at least something in the brain knows the truth and who are the bad and who are the good.. I bet you believe that Nordstream pipeline was sabotaged by Russia. And you believe that We in west are the good once we are doing good with "helping" Ukraine with money and weapon. And you are the one who believe that Russia is losing the war and We in west are doing EVERYTING for Democracy

[@danielbb8570]

⁠@@vvinterghostare you sure on that , both side treat there soldiers like trash , you got Russian swap side help Ukraine

[@blasty137]

Tbh if I went somewhere to fight as a volunteer and risk my life for zero benefit and I was treated like this, I'd say 'fuck that' and go back home.

[@wh4070]

Very demoralizing to be fighting with your life on the line, and seeing the team you are fighting for stealing, lying, and cheating.

[@gsomethingsomething2658]

Totally.

[@Adrian-vz8ik]

The Ukrainian goverment don't care about Ukrainians. The real problem for them is their government.

[@Ryanowning]

There's been quite a few Ukrainians vocally pissed about this as well. The Ukrainian government is on the look out for corruption because the corrupt are botching the war effort.

[@maxk4471]

To be fair, it's not the team. Those are some specific corrupted members. A big difference. That said, yet you are right. That is demoralizing.

[@jjandorliadul]

I recommend reading the classic WWII satire Catch - 22 by Joseph Heller. There's a character in there called Milo. He's an Air Force mess officer who capitalizes on the war to profit and enrich himself all the while styling himself as a patriot. He even does business with the Germans - I recall one chapter where he sold extra bombs to the allies for one mission to bomb some bridge - all the while having sold anti-aircraft munitions to the Germans defending that very bridge - getting a bonus for each allied aircraft shot down. The author himself was a WWII veteran in the air force. It's hilarious as it is tragic.

[@wayneanderson419]

Great interview mate. This kind of content will keep you unique and relevant. Keep up the great work and look forward to the next one

[@user-yg6mw7up8v]

Oh wow, it turns out that war is not shooting at rebels in sneakers, in war it turns out that artillery and aviation can beat you for hours. 8)

[@ForgottenKnight1]

They thought this is the middle east :)

[@gwzrd5675]

welcome to the 2nd world

[@jasonkozlow3225]

Unless you have a massive air advantage and flatten the enemy's stuff😂

[@felixf4378]

If you look at footage in the middle east you can see military convoys and aircraft just freely sitting out or flying out in the open. Occasionally one hit an IED. Russia is different they actually have artillery and ammo.

[@achilles1373]

You can't beat Gorilla warfare when you have rules to war. If there was no rules... They would have leveled everything and everyone. That's the reality of the subject.

[@walsch80]

I was in Ukraine many times. It's just one of the most corrupted places I've ever seen. First lesson there was the corruption of the police. "Militzja jest koruptzja". But it's on all the level of the society. I ask me why we should die or risk to die for Ukraine. It's a no sense 1000%.

[@WWRTheJudge]

Agree 💯👍🏼

[@Legitpenguins99]

Yeah, corruption is a remnant from Soviet Times, at least that's my understanding. The whole ideological aspect of communism in reality just provides incentive for corruption. Supposedly corruption is not publicly acceptable the way that I used to be before the war, but you'd have to be regarded to believe that corruption just went away

[@walsch80]

@Legitpenguins99 my wife was born in Ukraine. I was there many times, since 2005. Corruption is a real problem in Ukraine. Do you really think that all the money that we are giving to Zelensky's regime is used to fight Russia? In the first line, ukrainians are always without stuff, while some ukrainians are around Europe driving BMW, Mercedes, and Bentley and they are buying villas. How is it possible? I have my personal view. Corruption is blind and without heart. Our governments in Europe are simply crazy. They started a war against Russia, and now our economy collapses. They were able to grow up costs for energy and taxes and to open our countries to the risk of an atomic holocaust. That's insane. In the USA, people should learn something about Biden son's presence. Nobody can start a business there without accepting the corruption, like the official system. I say this because I have all the information to say that. Te rozumiesz?

[@user-ql9np1jo8n]

tpenguins99 you joker. The EU is much more corrupt

[@vvinterghost]

@@Legitpenguins99 In Russia today, its hard to find corruption, Russia has done a great job to clean it up

[@seanniemeyer5437]

Thank Will, another excellent interview, full of good, bad and ugly truths. Much appreciated.

[@brigandboy1425]

The interviews and footage you produce will survive you, Willy. They bring me real perspective, or at least, as much as I can have being where I am and who I am. I share your interviews with everyone I know (which isn't a lot), and they all comment on them when I do. Your work overcomes the youtube view count. I hope you keep at it for as long as you are able.

[@willyOAM]

Thankyou my brother, I really do appreciate it mate

[@elektrotehnik94]

1.) Even in US command, stealing from other units to supply your own units (to fight with stolen equipment further on) in war conditions was not uncommon. 2.) This person assumes tha Ukrainians mostly steal to sell for money, not because they want their platoon to have the best equipment. 3.) Stealing from the armoury; yes, this is how many armies & cultures in the East Europe work - Russians are WAY worse. 4.) Some commanders of the Ukrainian army are dogshit - similar story in many other armies, especially Eastern European armies. Where is this "unknown Ukraine Foreign Legion figher" from (which country, where did he serve/ work, so we can see what he's "accustomed" to, etc...) I'm glad this is talked about, but the lack of a complete picture CAN paint a wrong picture to masses of amateurs, who are not aware how even actual developed (NATO) armies often work under pressure & in the field.

[@GIU-REH-ON_666_Pharaoh_Dynasty]

@@willyOAM Hi, someone should translate the 8 hour video presented here in this comment into Ukrainian and into Russian. For total intel on Putin watch the 8 hour KZbin documentary "The Swiss Beast - Home of the Devil; Part 7 Switzerland's Sleeper Agent Putin" on KZbin channel "HomieLand Sickurity" on the powers behind the screens explaining the endless lies of our leaders and their Pharaonic Swiss origins giving all the orders out of the Alps, where putting has all his money in a SwiSS bank, and where he has his girlfriend Alina Kabaeva together with their two Putin kids.

[@leo565j6]

@@elektrotehnik94 I am sorry to tell you but Ukraine army is nowwhere close to NATO standards.

[@elektrotehnik94]

@@leo565j6 I'm sorry to tell you that NATO countries are nowhere close to NATO standards... ^^ and NATO armies still kicks ass, because NATO standards are the only ideals we strive to & that EXACTLY WHY we kick ass.

[@siwc]

I watched this in March 2023. I’d love to hear what your guest has to say now. You can hear just from how he talks that this is a very honest and objective account.

[@toddstevenson8566]

Brilliant interviews Willy raw not sugar coated, keep it up your one of the best.

[@timberwolfmountaineer873]

i am so fkng ashamed of corruption in my country. it's all true what he says. just want to say that all this man described happened to ukrainian troops as well. not always, but even one time is already too much. initial Hostomel' defense was just a disaster. not even going into what happened down in Kherson. sorry for losses brothers and Thank You for your Sacrifice. 35th OBMP, Odesa.

[@Ludvik211]

Do not be embarrased. Ukraine was fighting to change, to be free and to be what it really is, a long time ago. And since he began to win that fight to free himself from Russian influence, that's when Mosco has decided to invade. Ukraine will not change overnight. It will take a while, a generation or two. But it's on the way. And that's what matters. Everything will be fine. Vse bude Ukraina! and I have suffered the incompetence of idiots. But I am sure that one day it will be better, because I know that there are people like you. Smrt okupantam!

[@ackwebde]

When this war ends and over 1Mio people get demobilized, all of those who were affected by this kind of corruption will go back home with PTSD and access to weapons - and they will see all of the new cars that some adminstrators/commanders/Pharmacy owners will drive. They will come back and see the fancy vacations these people can take on social media, the new flats they bought etc. And they will know that most of that came in during the war and so was a result of corruption. I am still outraged at how our initial medical supply (over 20k€) intented for a charkiw hospital in march got stolen/arrested at the border and then ended up in a few pharmacies in Lwiw. I can not beging to imagie the rage that will unload itself onto these people after the conflict cools down...

[@nenad7653]

I have few questions.. How does a country that is neighbour to one of world nuclear power, goes from being PRO Russian to Anti Russian in just one day? How does a country with more then 40 million people elects a COMEDIAN with no political experience at all? How is that even possible? Elects a guy that is leading them into war with Russia? No matter the coast, that war should have been avoided, it is basically a doom for Ukraine, anybody that loves Ukraine wouldn't lead it into war with Russia, who would in their sane mind go to war with Russia. Not to mention that your two countries are bordering each other. Americans waging war in middle east is nothing to compare to this, there were no wars on American soil recently, but America fought all the wars there were on international level. That is the point, USA wants every other country in the world to fight each other, so the war doesn't come to their soil. And while others are fighting, guess who will sell arms and ammo to both sides often. Who is buying Russian gas for normal prices and then selling it to Europe for 2 or 3 times more? This is just a roleplay game between few leading people in the world, and the ones who get hurt are ordinary people. Ordinary people who elected a comedian and fell to American influence to go to war with Russia. Its unbelievable what the media is doing, Maidan coup, how it all happened with just few people, but the power of Media has gone to insane levels nowadays. That is so American, divide and conquer is their role model.

[@Ludvik211]

@@nenad7653 The first question: you first need to know what you are talking about. If your information is crap, if you don't speak Ukrainian or Russian and don't know Ukraine, then it's logical that you ask those questions. But parts of false premises fruit of Russian propaganda. Many years listening to Russian media in English but not a day listening to Ukrainian media. You don't know the history of Ukraine or anything at all. That's the problem. That is why they had said that there was a donkey there, and now you are surprised that she is a cow. You just don't know anything. How does each country choose the politicians it elects? Zelensky is a comedian, and he's very good, and very smart. Have you elected better politicians in your country? I don't think so. Macron in France had political experience? and many others in other countries? what are you talking about? And what are you talking about? Do you know what speech Zelensky won with? you don't know anything at all. It wasn't Zelensky who invaded Russia. He studies a little- Before speaking, study!. If you don't know what you're talking about, shut up. Are you going to avoid war with me at all costs? I am going to invade your country.... Russia invaded the Ukraine,

[@tinaforbes1059]

The entire world knows that Ukraine is the most corrupted country in Europe . Why are you surprised ?

[@andrewthompson7867]

I love how the Lithuanian guy holds his wife in such high regard,my wife used to be the same ! Sharp as a razor and a memory like an elephant’s ,and learning languages ,music etc just made her so happy She radiated energy and enthusiasm. When I lost her my world collapsed .I’d always realised how much my life had been changed by my time with her however never to the extent it turned out to be . I hope this couple live long and happy lives together there seems to be so much love ❤️ and respect for each other .

[@afcansf5996]

@ Andrew You make it sound like husbands not holding their wifes in high regard in something rare.

[@Niallsone]

@@afcansf5996 thats just how you perceive what he said as something negative, its your own misjudgment.

[@Gringo.the.Bratan]

Whoa he's Lithuanian !?

[@matttheyak]

@@Gringo.the.Bratan His accent is pretty revealing

[@louissanderson719]

@@matttheyak I was wondering where he was from. Some of the words he’s using suggest to me he’s been in the UK or been around UK people a lot too

[@mashaSonne]

The one thing to say about corruption is let’s not be blind and hypocritical. In Canada, for example, a functioning democracy with apparently no or little corruption, the $20m gathered through crowdfunding in support of the truckers is still being withheld illegally by the government a year later, and the peaceful protests itself was dispersed violently with guns. Also guns were planted by RCMP at Coutts , Alberta to discredit the protest movement. Corruption is a sin known to us all. So let’s be humble

[@Tribe2k]

Canada is a corrupt clown car ruled by authoritarian left wing goons....you have no free speech or free press to speak of and your government is pretty much owned by china.

[@JoeWayne84]

Yeah but Canada went full Totalitarian in last 10 years… Jordan Peterson tried to warn the Canadians that once you start compelling speech with state violence that’s the end of a democracy…

[@spudwesth]

We are ruled by a WEF monster who loves lsIam.

[@3CrankStyl3]

but the corruption your talking about doesnt bring death as a instant consequence there are some diffrences id say so no we should not be humble imo

[@lightning_dynamics]

his is one of the most valuable podcast about the russo ukrainian war, thanks for sharing brother!

[@beckyd712]

Thank you Willy! You give us a fresh honest perspective on things. *Blessed Be and Stay Well!*

[@weldonmartin6786]

Appreciate the genuine stories you have pumped out over the last few months. Been very interesting to hear the boots on the ground insights.

[@onevisualeye_]

Great Interview ! A good eye opener !

[@dragonfire1842]

This was so interesting and informative. Thank you!

[@Anarchizer]

For those involved in corruption it should be degradation to a private and straight into the frontline in a penal battalion.

[@teddy.d174]

Willy I’ve been watching your channel since 2/23. Seeing you come so far with your channel and journalism skills, has been a pleasure to watch. You’re doing a fantastic job mate and I look forward to each video with enthusiasm. This interview, as well as the one with your Aussie mate were some of your best work. Stay safe brother, all the best from 🇺🇸…🍻

[@martinsaint5866]

You justvcome back from the future?

[@Sqwaush]

​@@martinsaint5866 yeah this comment doesn't add up

[@johnrivera3365]

So glad I found this channel. Great content.

[@klavstube]

These stories really give you a subjectively deep look into what's actually going on there. I appreciate Willy letting story being told even when it does not match his own agenda.

[@davidherr1806]

Wat hthe ingerview done by tucker carlson with general.....shit forget his name now but was 2/2024. He concurs a lot of the facts

[@vitalipanov1238]

Yeah these stories is comes from the good side and the only true source,you not even realising 1 way information,!

[@stevem83]

I love this type of candid and honest interviewing and reporting that you do. Keep it up. Stay safe

[@elektrotehnik94]

1.) Even in US command, stealing from other units to supply your own units (to fight with stolen equipment further on) in war conditions was not uncommon. 2.) This person assumes tha Ukrainians mostly steal to sell for money, not because they want their platoon to have the best equipment. 3.) Stealing from the armoury; yes, this is how many armies & cultures in the East Europe work - Russians are WAY worse. 4.) Some commanders of the Ukrainian army are dogshit - similar story in many other armies, especially Eastern European armies. Where is this "unknown Ukraine Foreign Legion figher" from (which country, where did he serve/ work, so we can see what he's "accustomed" to, etc...) I'm glad this is talked about, but the lack of a complete picture CAN paint a wrong picture to masses of amateurs, who are not aware how even actual developed (NATO) armies often work under pressure & in the field.

[@stevem83]

@@elektrotehnik94 what you say is true. I think the reason why it’s so refreshing to see this type of reporting is because EVERYTHING in our western media is so ridiculously pro Ukrainian that they would never speak of or reveal any corruption or wrongdoing on the part of the Ukrainians. These interviews are not afraid to shed light on the strengths and weaknesses on both sides. This person did speak quite a bit of Ukrainian problems, however that would be his personal experience since that is who he is serving with. The little that he did know of the Russians he freely talked about. Sometimes we are also willing to speak more of a certain party’s weaknesses when people have wrongly made them out to have no wrongs. Just my view of it I guess.

[@aprilius3348]

@@elektrotehnik94 ​ 1) You don't overequip (western) units which are way, way safer from any (even potential) attacks, while frontline units bleed out because they have few tourniquets = supply logic, so your argument is MISLEADING; 2) You DON'T steal from units ENGAGED IN COMBAT to equip your platoon that sleeps in the trenches all day long; 3) Don't you denigrate other armies (in the Eastern Europe) on armory theft - you get prosecuted for a few bullets in peace time! Conspiracy of higher-ranked officers could be a thing, but not lower-ranked officers who are directly responsible; 4) Again, keep your disrespect for Eastern Europe to yourself - dogshit commanders can survive in an Eastern army if you consider the way they may treat subordinates or have battleplans carried on, BUT NOT the ones that consistently sacrifice personnel and material, just to get a "genius victory". SO STFU, hater!

[@jaydwy8069]

​@@elektrotehnik94 stop spamming ukraine bot

[@tinaforbes1059]

@@stevem83 Russia bad , Ukraine good mentality . How very BBC, CNN, DW, FRANCE 24 etc .

[@svensvensson627]

great vid man!

[@zeerocool]

Overall a very interesting interview, thank you.

[@ShhImASpy]

Ukraine was corrupted for years and You cannot expect that this will change in one day. Even in one month or a year. Still I've met great people there and made some friendships. Assholes are everywhere. In every country. I do my job because what else can I do? Some people don't have time for this. Jesus Christ... The forests. You could see some things in the urbanised places but the forests were... I cannot describe it.

[@helioshyperion8077]

ye these morons in the video like to make everything about corruption as if their own country isnt corrupted to the very core. not to mention most of this is misinformation, i heard many foreign soldiers in ukraine with videos/photos evidence and their FACE on camera, and none of this was reported. if he feels there is ''corruption'' in the chain of command, he should show his face and who he is, and report it to the Ukrainian goverment to sort it out immediately, not come and misinform bunch of sh1t about who is drunk and who is not, i seen more videos of drunken russian orcs than any Ukrainian out there.

[@mateoavina8708]

Doesn't mean it can't be spoken of, been saying f×ck them since the beginning. We send them gear only for it to be sold on the black markets. The U.S. wont give up the country because its a hotspot for human trafficking

[@Reddy26]

Well well well...corruption ate up Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam etc. before the final collapse. And westerners are naive to think that Ukranians are of european culture and hence reliable? The stupidity is amazing. :)

[@miketyson8933]

What do you expect you have Zelenski a cross dressing corrupt criminal the war is being used to take our money for the New World Order!!

[@Eazycree]

War crimes?

[@trail457]

Lots died for absolutely nothing. Corruption is the norm in Ukraine.

[@vvinterghost]

Yeah, and they cant win the war . so they are really fighting for nothing

[@noellealissa2206]

I am not surprised to hear this. I had a hunch about this...

[@michaelh3023]

Great interview mate mad respect for you and what your doing keep it up 👍

[@Tittyballz5000]

Score, by far the most no BS and informative interview I've seen to date. I really hope Ukrainian command is taking experienced troop feedback like his to the table and not "cancelling contracts" for honest and well deserved feedback. Thanks, for putting your heart into this, Willy. Love your reports as always.

[@piked261]

Ukraine is infested with neo Nazis and corrupt to the core with no democracy.

[@lilbtyt7928]

Doesn’t sound like it lol

[@stenyethanmathews945]

Lol. Y'all are living in Dreamland if you believe top command including zelensky is going to make any changes. Why should they when they're probably collecting massive cheques and sitting in the background. When this war has run its course the commanding staff and political elite will negotiate surrender and probably go to the private sector then leave the country.

[@Ryanowning]

From soldiers currently in the foreign legion: they are making adjustments. A lot of the people you hear about, "political opponents" as Russia likes to call them, are criminals botching the war effort with their corruption.

[@jaydwy8069]

​@@lilbtyt7928 ukraine bot

[@trava4156]

Fuck that country Why even bother going into that mess

[@bjornnilsson7982]

Very good, thank you both.. The swedish veteran

[@Slim_Ch4rles]

This is important since I haven't really come across any serious talks about internal problems that isn't attributed to Russia. I know it's important to not light fires when the brush is dry (and Russians are looking for anything they can to hurt support for Ukraine) but I just really hope that Ukraine is not ignoring what it should be trying to fix before it hurts them long term

[@gregpaul882]

We’re going to find out after the war when all that IMF money disappears into the wind. As much as I’d like to believe the corruption thing will be worked out, in wars usually the best guys die and the corrupt ones survive.

[@topiasr628]

Well said, I'm in the same boat. I hate it but I fully support Ukraine and that support also means calling out issues like this and addressing them transparently. Corruption is like rust. It must be caught and dealt with harshly and immediately to prevent it becoming a much bigger problem

[@GermanConquistador08]

Being a Soviet Republic does that - It's still Russians fault, regardless.

[@abccba2344]

@@topiasr628 So you support what ukraine has been doing in donbass for 8 years?

[@Dima-px6pr]

@@GermanConquistador08 what joke soviet longer exists 30 years but the people of Ukraine still the same this fact

[@davydacounsellor]

Great interview, thanks.

[@koganinja100]

Interesting- regarding Azov - Andriy Biletsky, the Azov Batallion's first commander and later a National Corps parliamentarian, previously led the neo-Nazi paramilitary organisation "Patriot of Ukraine, and once stated in 2010 that it was the Ukrainian nation's mission to "lead the white races of the world in a final crusade... against Semite-led Untermenschen [subhumans?." The other thing I saw regarding Bucha was pictures of many of the dead wearing white armbands showing they were pro Russian so why would the Russians kill them. Your guest is correct the Ukrainians do outnumber the Russians in infantry- some cases 6 to 10 to 1 however the Russians outnumber the Ukrainians in artillery 10 to 1 However Russian mobilisation of reserves has fixed that problem. Regarding corruption even CNN admits only 40% is getting to troops at the front. All the best Lewis Sydney 🇦🇺

[@noobikus5475]

Yeah, don't forget he is talking to Ukrainian foreign Fighter, so he gonna ignore a lot of things that really make the Ukrainian State look bad. Take all what he say with a whole Spoon of Salt. I can believe a whole lot of the things he said. But the moment he started talking about i never seen Russian Troops be professional, i knew in which Direction this goes. Russian Corruption, incompetent Russian Army Personal, drinking Looting i can believe that all with out a doubt, but he never seen Russian Forces be professional. Yeah comn. And to him all pro Russian Ukrainian seem to be Spies, trying to avoid the topic of treatment of Ukrainians who are Pro Russian by hardcore Ukrainians fanatics. I mean imagine bying on the occupied side in Russia or in Ukrainian Territory and being in Opposition to your current State. You could easily be accused of Spying and murdered. So any claim from Russia or Ukrainian that the Population of certain Areas Support them, Is ridiculous.

[@drikhuntelaar]

Trol😂

[@koganinja100]

Thankyou sir 🙏 All the best from down under 🙂 Lewis

[@shonshishka877]

Go out the window

[@koganinja100]

Not sure what window old mate - but it’s too hot in Sydney today - indoors definitely better. 👍🙂

[@goon_time]

Subscribed Willy - thank you

[@junveld4830]

Thank you from Ukraine, really appreciate your help and being honest, really gotta fix the corruption issues

[@user-vr1od8gk5d]

@Ironium absolutely corrupted russia will fix smth? lol

[@Koba_78]

@Ironium Bro, that is very dark. Russia is pretty corrupt as well. Pretty spicy though, I like it.

[@olddudeKB]

@Ironium when will Russia fix it? They're currently practicing long distance running.

[@olddudeKB]

@Ironium i guess recruiting criminals is helping?

[@Talinthis]

@Ironium There was silence from the shelling because it never existed. 90% of the deaths were in 2014 when Russia attacked. Also Minsk agreement didn't go well because Putin decided when and where it didn't apply to him and basically chose for himself when it was convenient or not so that didnt help at all.

[@cto6623]

Great interview thanks Willy awesome stuff. I hope one day that all beings will live in peace

[@dr.fistus94]

one of the best interviews in the series. willy. these are for the history books

[@that_heretic]

I've seen this cultural leadership problem he's describing in non-combat settings before. Without good comms from the people on the ground to the people at the strategy layer, it's basically impossible to fix. Even worse when you're actively engaged. In a combat setting it's obviously much worse and dangerous. Tough situation.

[@CivDiv]

Really appreciate this podcast, it’s true, just a little negative side to the foreign side of things. There’s plenty of good parts to the experience though. Met a lot of very dedicated Ukrainians despite the corruption

[@RavenousRaven86]

the man with the van! nice

[@spidersaremean8917]

now please go back and fight

[@LittleLouieLagazza]

"JUST A LITTLE NEGATIVE". Right-o, now quit playing on the internet like an amateur and go fight.

[@mattdawson7055]

You keep doing you Civ Div 👍

[@deltasquad8817]

Rip

[@FLATEARTHPERTH]

High praise from your critic. Always chase the truth. Well done.

[@HegelsOwl]

Yer a "flerf," uh? Okay. Good. There's a little question I got that no flerf has been able to answer. Maybe you might take a shot at it. You see, I thought it would be a fantastic souvenir to have a piece of the dome over the earth at "The Edge." So, I got in the Yellow Pages and started calling travel agencies to book a trip to, you know, "The Edge." ...Care to guess what happened? (...um. Actually, it should be quite the mystery to ANY "flerf" that this could possibly happen, shouldn't it?) Now, that's not my question, but why did this happen? I mean, how 'bout you? Surely, you and other "flerfs" not only have been to "The Edge" many times, but probably have extremely lucrative travel agencies, you know, specializing in offering only this very thrilling adventure, uh? -- I mean, since no one else does. Right? You folks surely have a huge monopoly in this niche market, surely! Hold on: Le'me git a pen and paper here: Okay: What is the phone number of your travel agency, or one you can recommend, so I can go get the souvenir of my dreams? That's my question. Btw, any chance you sell pieces of the dome?

[@FLATEARTHPERTH]

@@HegelsOwl below the 33rd parallel the average citizen is not allowed to enter. I have an email from the us state department explaining it as I did a video on this exact topic. You and I are not allowed to Antarctica

[@HegelsOwl]

@ Jamie Clayton That's called "Hand-Waving," of course, and raises more questions than it answers -- exactly the opposite of what validity does. Such a law would have had to be in existence before there was a U.S., besides. Got, say, anyone ever arrested?

[@seanheaney8303]

Great video willy ! 👏 Can we get an update on the unnamed foreign legion member in the video ? Is he still OK did he leave Ukraine? Just would seem a lot of folks would like to know what happened to him! Thanks for the quality content and for letting him speak and articulate without overwhelming him w questions. Letting someone speak adds a lot of value these type of podcast it allows people to open up! Cheers

[@xZxOxVx]

PEACE BROTHERS! LOVE FROM SERBIA FOR BOTH BROTHERS, FOR UKRAINE AND RUSSIA! OUR HEARTS ARE TEARING APPART LISTENING TO WHATS HAPPENING THERE!!! Very similar things were happening in Yugoslavia 1992-1999. Both countries should change their leaders and continue following the Minsk agreement, we are brothers and we shouldnt fight each other, they are bigger enemies who always wanted us to fight each other! SLAVA SLAVENSKA!

[@pjcabrel7546]

AMEN!!! LET'S GO BRANDON!! FJB!!!

[@user-sh3uq1ct8t]

Change leaders for what? russians love killing, raping and torturing peopel, dismembering children. It's not putin or other "leader", what is your point? And what is wrong with ukrainian president? Is something him makes you think "yeah, let's genocide ukrainians". Thank you, another "brother", better to have less relatives than SUCH "borthers".

[@OurSpaceshipEarth]

"Lacka notche" almost means "Good night". I know some of the language but it's much swear worrds. Anways Greetings from Canada, I agree with all you sentiments!

[@JnWmMatt]

Thank you for shedding light in the complexities of war that governments hide from the citizens.

[@elektrotehnik94]

1.) Even in US command, stealing from other units to supply your own units (to fight with stolen equipment further on) in war conditions was not uncommon. 2.) This person assumes tha Ukrainians mostly steal to sell for money, not because they want their platoon to have the best equipment. 3.) Stealing from the armoury; yes, this is how many armies & cultures in the East Europe work - Russians are WAY worse. 4.) Some commanders of the Ukrainian army are dogshit - similar story in many other armies, especially Eastern European armies. Where is this "unknown Ukraine Foreign Legion figher" from (which country, where did he serve/ work, so we can see what he's "accustomed" to, etc...) I'm glad this is talked about, but the lack of a complete picture CAN paint a wrong picture to masses of amateurs, who are not aware how even actual developed (NATO) armies often work under pressure & in the field.

[@r200ti]

@@elektrotehnik94 I dont disagree with what you say but there are 2 sides to the conflict - the political (why Russia invaded and why nobody is interested in negotiating peace) and the combat (Russia v the huge western trained and helped Ukrainian army) What your talking about is the second and all that matters is who is winning. If Ukraine is no different to any other force why are they loosing so badly given the massive advantages they have over the Russians?

[@baneofbanes]

@@r200ti because they don’t have massive advantages over the Russians.

[@emillyyelen5169]

@@r200ti yeah jason what are those massive advantages?!

[@HandOfThemis]

@@r200ti Ukraine is losing? Where exactly is this loss occurring? In Russia, where the citizenry and military are losing their minds? In Ukraine where Russian forces are losing ground faster than you can spell "shill" ? Perhaps it's in Georgia where the Georgians are debating if they should revolt against Russia while the going is good?

[@2WheelTex]

Best interview yet. Keep up the good work and stay safe

[@kaykay865]

These guys have no clue who they're fighting for..... Ukraine isn't what they think

[@abcd-wg2iq]

And who has a clue?

[@BLaCkKsHeEp]

@@abcd-wg2iq no one other than political leaders in Ukraine and Russia

[@metalassassin8841]

@@abcd-wg2iq Those that can't be named.

[@Userkvlnk]

Probably you are a Putin supporter

[@ozymandiascakehole3586]

I recognize what he's talking about when he says it's the culture. Me and my friends donated to a ukrainian friend we know through work for body armor/winterclothing and stuff, and later he confessed that he took some of the money to pay for prostitutes. Didn't even seem to see anything wrong with that. It's a shame and there needs to be some accountability, I thought it very strange to do that when so much is on the line.

[@justinwillingale2086]

Proves a point dose it not Ukrainians can be accused of a lot of things, honest not one of them.

[@chrismicro]

@@justinwillingale2086 By that logic, can we say that people named Justin are bigots that make stereotypical generalizations about an entire, massive group of people. Clearly, all Justin's are barely literate and are incapable of spelling simple words and forming basic, grammatically correct sentences. People named Justin can be accused of a lot of things, possessing high intelligence is not one of them, right?

[@justinwillingale2086]

@@chrismicro Lol equating grammar with intelligence is why people of your kind will always underestimate their opponents. This is a sure way to lose.

[@chrismicro]

@@justinwillingale2086 I am stupefied by your reply. I knew that you were thick-headed and ignorant but I didn't realize that you are actually incapable of understanding the printed word. The only thing that I "underestimated", Justin, is your lack of mental capacity and just how little that lack of intelligence seems to bother you. I'm amazed at your ability to mistake your own ignorance for intellect. Uncanny! It's too bad that you're going to read this and not understand a word of it. WoW...

[@justinwillingale2086]

@@chrismicro Took you long enough to reply, did that take you all fortnight to write out? Haha, A simplistic reply is all you’ll get to understand the amount of illogicalness coming from you. I’m not threatened by what you said, just pointed out that you are comparing grammar to intelligence lol. Which is a mistake and for you to not understand that shows a lack of understanding on your part that you boast so highly about, you make me laugh! 😆 Go crawl back inside your mum you’ll need to. In order to save yourself from the brain tumour that you have growing inside that small underdeveloped brain of yours. Haha Christ sake!! Haven’t had a good laugh like that in a long time, here I am semi illiterate and even I have a better understanding of international political affairs hahaha what dose that tell you.

[@DBMSpain1]

Really good interview. I really appreciate your work. I can't believe how few views this report has had.

[@skyefarnam7857]

I have an idea. Send booze to the Russians. Drop crates of vodka in the grey zone.

[@skyefarnam7857]

How would low level officers profit from weapons? Who do they sell them to? You need a transportation network and a market. My guess is that fancy weapons are high graded to certain units. Favoritism is a form of corruption. Nepotism is a relic of the Soviet era

[@vtc8570]

Great interviewer. He asks well thought out questions and allows his interviewee to answer

[@GMP-Official]

What a great content! very interesting!

[@Bobby.truthsayer.1956]

This has always been the case. Corruption is a sway of life in Ukraine. From the dog catcher to the parliament. I spent a lot of time in Ukraine over 6 years. I know from experience. For example; when driving, always keep some extra cash just in case you get pulled over. It’s common to get pulled over just to be extorted.

[@paahtopro3950]

corruption is just very common in slavic/eastern european culture. not just ukraine

[@J--12]

@@paahtopro3950 Well good thing there is no corruption in US, especially in Joe's family, couldn't find anyone cleaner than them, amirite?

[@andybrown6981]

Russian Soviet habits are hard to break

[@bax301]

Once again, you provide the best and most insightful coverage of this conflict. Thanks a lot!

[@user-ns1mh5xx3u]

Finally a you tube channel that tells what I've been suspecting since 2014... 😷🚕🛣️😁🌞✌️👍👌🎯😊🙂

[@FrankLeeNacty]

Incredible interview. I hope this will be archived in a museum catalog and referenced in the near future.

[@StodOneR]

The interviewed soldier seems he doesn't realize that he isn't fighting flip flop fighters and goat herders from middle east

[@imgonnafuckuup1]

Wow, extremely disheartening to hear of the extreme corruption going on in Ukraine. But not surprising at all. I spent a month last year driving through Ukraine and can confirm that corruption is commonplace. It's very much a culture of only looking out for yourself with relatively little empathy for anybody else, even in wartime. Those characteristics get a society nowhere, as seen with every extremely corrupt country in the world.

[@nicholasgrossman3194]

In fact, corruption is the ONLY word that comes up if you google ukriane. Before America stepped in officially, in 2022.. every article just talks about corruption in Ukraine then after 2022 its brave this and brave that and stupid bad russia

[@Krumanionec]

Ukranians are the best in corruption in the world, you can keepém and good luck

[@dakazze]

Sorry mate but I guess you did not get the memo. When the war started all corrupt officials suddenly changed their ways!

[@Malpertui87]

And how exactly did u understand that corruption is everywhere in Ukraine. Did Ukrainian officials not allow u to drive, until u give them bribery?

[@anthonyjones8043]

@@Malpertui87 You are either naive or have never been in a post soviet country. I literally used to make money by bribing Russians on vk to send me stolen military equipment that I would resell stateside for 3x what I bought it for. That's without stepping foot in Russia itself. And guess what, the same places where I sold that gear also had just as many listings selling Ukranian gear. I support the Ukrainians, but their money-motivated just like any other eastern european.

[@mutantpig4218]

As I was listening to this story, it confirmed that Ukraine is not a country worth fighting for.

[@gregorylayne9044]

The T-55 Tank is outclassed as a main battle tank.. but as an anti sniper tool in urban warfare it reigns supreme. The finest rifle bore matched up with impeccable scope optics it provides excellence in a secure protective firing position. In almost any urban scenario it will outclass enemy snipers 99.9% of the time.

[@alexandrpyankov430]

Effective aimed fire distance of T55 is 6900 meters, max distance is 16 km. These tanks are used as the artillery pieces.

[@gaberaddo7664]

All the best mate and good health to you!

[@DragonHansen]

He shouldnt return to combat because he is Lucky to survive. He has done his duty and should live his life in peace. Not dead on a Battlefield in a country he doesnt live in

[@Morningstar_Actual]

You don’t have any idea the mindset this guy and so many others have then. It’s not for you to understand

[@ronaldopumarin268]

Yeah live in your Confort zone in your Comfy sofa eating pop corn enjoying life. its not for you to comment here this brave men From foreign countries helping a country in dire situation have more balls than you.

[@Lockdown335]

@@ronaldopumarin268 Just like your doing right? lol dude just spent 1.5 hours saying how shitty it was fighting there with the current culture...... Sounds pretty dumb and suicidal to go back into that shit show if he truly feels thats way.

[@axewuf]

@@ronaldopumarin268 you mean mercenaries that go to another country to kill for money?

[@HegelsOwl]

@ Andy c. 'Bout time someone got-up enough honesty to state the actual truth about "mercs." I know lots of them at the VFW's, a vet myself. There's just nothing that makes life more truly meaningful than "kicking ass" with all your best buddies.

[@janewray-mccann2133]

Reassessing it all, near enough the best legioneer account, ever compiled or podcasted in human history. Any stupid war, any stupid era. What a truly fine, philosophical fighting man. Well done Willi. An interview for all time. Very best regards Rorocs.

[@ogilvienator]

I served with guy and this crap he is talking

[@jaydwy8069]

​@@ogilvienator nah ya didnt.

[@SerenityMae11]

@@ogilvienator sure ya did Paul

[@RobertMiller-ye9hm]

@@ogilvienator you need to stop your B/S Boy Scouts you were in mate

[@puckloki873]

As a civilian who has not been close to battle apart from the hood in NYC and ARMA series I feel guilty listening to this. This is a world where I have no business or understanding including myself, apart from my voracious curiosity. To speak about death so matter of factly really displays the different world I'm living in.

[@GodsMistake]

It certainly _is_ your business. It is your money accruing into the slush fund that pays for the luxury cars and yachts to sit off the Maldivian Coast. It is your economy that has to repay the Federal Reserve the hundreds of billions of dollars.

[@bdtravels5620]

100% agree mr @puck Loki I live in Wisconsin and it is so safe there and I work in an office. It is so far from everyday experience yet so interesting. I admire and respect tf out of these blokes.

[@puckloki873]

@@GodsMistake that is a valid point, but does not make my point about conflicts in general null.

[@puckloki873]

@@indigorodent4444 I stay curious, but more importantly somebody needs to have a brain. I've seen "educated" ppl read a lot, learn nothing, and believe vile things.

[@casval-pj5tb]

​​@Indigo Rodent an educated individual is no longer a civilian, but militia.

[@Traveljetsetter954]

I just came across this today oh wow this guy is spilling tea about the ukraine army good job with the interview

[@philbydoodle6199]

This is the most awesome channel I’ve come across =thanks for your efforts

[@snikrepak]

From a good friend, he also says the volunteers are used as cannon fodder, I can't imagine what it would be like going in with 10 and leaving with three..

[@shonshishka877]

No, you simply have no idea what it's like to wage war against a strong opponent. Your impression of war is like facing some natives in loincloths who have no clue about trenches and strongholds. I won't even bother telling you about artillery and 50,000 shots a day and everything else, because you won't sleep at night

[@jarryan2136]

go watch some actual footage of the war and see what people have to figth through , dont know who this man is and he doesnt sound like hes been in combat any bit reccently

[@codiersklave]

@@jarryan2136 You can determine that by how somebody sounds??? Impressive.

[@jarryan2136]

@@codiersklave people who have been in combat do not have such a calm unphased and uneffprtless breathing . I'd doubt it after watching the people who have actually fought. Seen a lot of people pretending they were doing something

[@codiersklave]

@@jarryan2136 Sorry, but this is simply not true. I have heard probably hundreds of people talk about their experiences in combat from different nations and different wars. Quite a few of them face-to-face. And my personal conclusion is that different people deal with their experiences very differently. Some talk about it in a very light, almost comical way, while others are obviously still distressed. Still others refuse to talk about it at all. There is absolutely no way that you could tell if someone has actually been in combat just by hearing them talk about it. Now, that is not to say that there aren't people out there who boast of things they never did or saw. But you cannot tell by how they breathe or talk.

[@VGDomination]

Zelenskyy the one that’s actually using people for the meat grinder

[@TylerDurdan241]

And profiting from it............

[@perrycarditi5]

The USA, Great Britain, France, EU are using all of Ukraine.

[@MimiRAM0NE]

It appears like he does not feel much unity with the soldiers dying, like they are a different people whom he doesn't even like. They are just tools he does not care about breaking.

[@swingingsteel]

Many soldiers say otherwise.

[@TylerDurdan241]

@@swingingsteel it's easier to fool a man than to convince him he's been fooled. Sadly there are many veteran suicides in the US because of these dreadful wars.

[@Inos74]

thank you for doing this interview, very educational.

[@matthewvirth]

I'm always solemn and kinda speechless after your videos mate. Complex world we live in.

[@willyOAM]

Thankyou brother

[@jecka021]

It is not complex it is stupid!People just don't understand that evrithing is a weapon... evrithing from food (Yemen), nuclear plant,oil,gas...all of it! Stealing is apsolut normal in any war! I was in 3 wars and telling you the truth...what is US doing in Syria?Same, stealing oil...now we have a picture.

[@cjmatulka8321]

So, I'm going out on a limb and ask if you think that the reason that Germany is so slow to assist is the endemic corruption? I made it as far as Warsaw in a failed attempt to provide civil assistance. Poles were cold towards me, Ukraine embassy acted like complete idiots towards my efforts so I dropped off my kit there and returned home. I'm interested in returning but for what I'm not too sure now. The first friendly fire while in Afghanistan I'm fairly certain was a Ukrainian having fun. Do you have any advice for the none combatants willing and able to serve? p.s. an Australian coworker also took his turn with the jollies so we all had a great experience and an all around good time there. Glad to have stumbled across your enlightened conversation here. Carry On!

[@stevenquon1657]

Crazy stories! I feel for these brave warriors putting their lives on the line for Ukraine!

[@hotzu]

It is very healthy to have these opinions and feed-back on what is really happening there. It is the only way to correct and improve things. Well done!

[@Pulp95]

2nd interview I've watched. 100% take my sub brother. We need all the personal accounts to truly paint the large pictures.

[@chenango303]

This is sad to hear. I hope these issues get fixed.

[@erickhuntsman240]

So wild seeing everyone run to fight but come back with nothing but horror stories about the entire ordeal

[@smitty2516]

Great video, the more attention brought to this subject hopefully it will be fixed

[@tizit88]

Thanks for the upload willy, this is not only important current events you share but also its important history or at least will be one day. Somebody else mentioned in the comments that the videos you and others upload will survive you, its true, videos like these are not only important to watch to try to get some truth from, but will be important for understanding these events later on as well. The main stream media may report some of what's going on but the way in which they do it is either heavly biased one way or the other or has a very misguiding representation of what is going on. Something as simple as what you mentioned in the past about being hundreds of miles away from any sort of fighting but wearing full kit which gives an impression that the fighting is right around the corner, sorta like a weather man in a storm bracing against the wind making it seem as if he's about to blow away in the storm while in the background a mother and her kid walk calmly past him. Anyways thanks again for another upload. Much appreciated.

[@ronr.53400]

good information to have an idea about the situation there

[@bambarumbatrident]

Hello! I'm from Ukraine. Thank you soldiers! God bless you! And yes, we have a lot of corrupt and incompetent commanders, this is the legacy of the USSR, and the difficult life after its collapse, and different culture. We have right now new generation younger 35 y.o. without corruption. I hope that our international legion will be like the French, a separate professional military unit of high level with artillery and such. We want to be like all Western and progressive non-Western countries in the military, culture, economy, science, etc. And this is the reason for the war on our land. Unfortunately, we pay a high price, and you, who come from afar to protect our country and its thirst for positive changes, pay an even bigger price. Thanks again to the foreign defenders. Thanks to journalists and media persons for covering this problem. God bless you!

[@Anuskrebs]

Even as a guy from Finland it would be silly for me to say that there are corruption free countries even among western countries but I truly hope that you will have great success on fight against it and russians. Plenty of great examples in europe that it is possible to get rid of "legacy of the USSR" in many ways and you are more than welcome to join us.

[@pinkpunk7084]

>get rid of the legacy of the USSR In the Soviet Union Ukraine was one of the richest parts of all the Union. Probably only Russia and may be Baltics were richest. Now Ukraine is a failed and corrupted country which chose stupid nationalism and olygarchy instead of development.

[@bambarumbatrident]

@@pinkpunk7084 Thanks to the national youth, the country is still on the map. If you don't believe it, watch the Russian channels with subtitles, and you will find out what they plan to do with us. As for the oligarchs, they appeared just after the collapse of the union and divided the richest republic, so show me at least one Ukrainian-speaking or pro-Ukrainian oligarch. And how do you think people who were excluded from capitalist relations and private economy, without influence and knowledge, could cope with such a challenge? And in the Baltic countries, just so you know, the right to private property and activity was preserved, unlike Ukraine during the times of the USSR.

[@Ickie71]

This has made me feel somewhat better im pleased i read this comment!Thankyou man.

[@peterbindzar7827]

Bro The West learned corruption from the USSR, the West and the US are more corrupt than the Mexican police

[@potato2941]

My friend lived in Ukraine for 3 years the level of corruption he told is insane. So that is why I am little hesitant sending weapons/aid to Ukraine.

[@noeleconomos4773]

Your right! But so is Russia! And the Ukraines didn't invade Russia!

[@potato2941]

@@noeleconomos4773 I just think we should at least have a "plan" trying to get the weapons back once the war is over. We don't need to have a Javelin or stringer falling into hands of a terrorist or the black market.

[@andreasfjellborg1810]

@@potato2941 Yeah wouldn't be the greatest thing if Iran for an example got their hands on Himars, Radar, AA systems, Excalibur and so on...

[@tinaforbes1059]

@@andreasfjellborg1810 They build their own, mate .

[@sinenomine4540]

@@potato2941 that boat sailed away a long time ago...

[@enpi-me]

Fighters of freedom and independence... Just call people what they are : you're a hired gun, you're a mercenary, no matter what side. There are no good or evil at war.

[@Doug.the.welder-hj6cq]

What a great person this soldier sounds like . You can hear the frustration in his voice in regards to the corruption and theft of arms.

[@phillipschmidtke2001]

Great job just letting him talk and get all that out. We can hear the frustration in his voice, and it has to be healing for him to get it all out. It is great for us to hear another first hand account from someone who was there. Thank you for all you do, Godspeed.

[@Luke-ef1px]

Whos cares him and his buddies got what they deserved

[@danielwhyatt3278]

Absolutely. This is a very valuable interview.

[@olddudeKB]

True. Too many hosts continue to interrupt with their own opinions.

[@Reddy26]

Well well well...corruption ate up Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam etc. before the final collapse. And westerners are naive to think that Ukranians are of european culture and hence reliable? The stupidity is amazing. :)

[@charlesrussell8557]

Why the hell is he going back to a war we on the west made happen and are in control of and are losing badly why don't even any of them ask themselves who are the bad guys this time we on the west told Ukraine to not sign the original peace agreement

[@yaroslavprotsenko4116]

We signed it and we lost our nuclear weapons. That's why there is no place for negotiations

[@perrycarditi5]

Finally, a logical voice.

[@victoriam8625]

@@yaroslavprotsenko4116you never had one, those nuclear was the just placed in Ukraine. The control of those nuclear weapon was always in Moscow

[@griffinsalmon5798]

What an awesome interview, youre more of a journalist than anyone in msm.

[@HealthyWealthyYouORG]

Appreciate what you’re doing with these incredible interviews, Willy. Keep up the great work.

[@trentonpaul598]

Heartbreaking to hear... thanks WBC and guest for sharing this.

[@alcoyne3333333333333]

Thanks for telling the truth..

[@james94666]

Thank you man,I'm ex forces myself and have been seriously thinking about joining the fight over there, but to be honest I've heard this story from a few sources, total respect to you man💯👊💪👍

[@kjererrt7804]

go there and die for a corrupt nazi regime led by the khazarian mafia.

[@rileymorrisroe6743]

@@kjererrt7804 look we get your a bot, but you dont need to reply to every single comment

[@kjererrt7804]

@@rileymorrisroe6743 who's asking you you bastard?

[@rileymorrisroe6743]

@@kjererrt7804 hahahahaa i was right lol

[@kjererrt7804]

@@rileymorrisroe6743 you are usually never right then if you react like that

[@blacklight4720]

Wow, that's an eye opener. I'll appreciate if there gonna more similar interviews with more combatants.

[@LogieT2K]

The content you’ve managed to pump out independently is fuckin astounding mate Thanks for all the hard work and risk you put yourself in to bring a clear picture of whats going mate

[@user-xx6gi5zo6p]

Wow I thought that would be like this in the first weeks of the invasion. I'm sad to see that they are continuing the same mistakes. Corruption, they need to sort that out! Very troubling

[@yscsolja]

As a new viewer and subscriber, I hope the 4 months after this video has dropped where I am watching this, that this guy is still alive 🤞🏻

[@nevermind6270]

The guy just picked the wrong side of the conflict. Bad for him and his mates

[@lorax8172]

Man, this soldier sounds like he is about to break. This war is crazy.

[@sata1938]

@Challo This is the first true good vs evil war since WW2. If you don't understand the moral justifications and obligations these volunteers for Ukraine have without having them explained to you, you never will. It's obviously not about the shitty pay.

[@jimbeam4111]

@@sata1938 spoiler alert ukraine is the bad guy

[@van-sx1332]

@@sata1938 Funniest shiet i read all day. There is no ''good VS evil'' in war. War is a continuation of a political agenda. Putin considered NATO expansion a threat to Russia and so he attacked before he was, in his mind, encircled. Whatever the reason volunteers may have to fight, there is no right side in the war except for one's subjective opinion of what a ''right side'' is.

[@valterzbarac4724]

​@@van-sx1332 How can you call NATO "expansion",? Countries willingly join defence alliance to protect their borders, noone forces them. If putin wants countries to ally with russia maybe he has to change tactics of pilliging and forcefully connecting them to the russian world. And as you heard in the video, the man's reason to fight is to stop russia in ukraine rather than in his own country. He didnt choose the side he was forced in this war.

[@andyb6851]

@@sata1938 Even WW2, how in the world was a fight between Hitler and Stalin good vs evil, when we all know they were both insane psychos who could care less about civilians or their own soldiers? At least here Zelenskiy and Putin are somewhat more restrained when it comes to killing civilians, thank god.

[@SunRunn3r]

Amazing interview, thank you for making it happen

[@pondacres]

Wow what an interview, thank you! I'm posting 10 months later, hopefully some of those issues have been addressed somewhat since then. This guest had me transfixed, great guest!

[@Basieeee]

Handheld Anti Air being sold through corruption is really scary; imagine these things getting in the hands of civilians... criminals...

[@TonyM540]

Or the enemy.