Report: Russian Army's FRAGGING Epidemic Spreading!

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  • @tsk3392
    @tsk3392 Před 21 dnem +221

    Putin is willing to tolerate any amount of suffering. As long as it's not his own.

    • @Spearhead-lz1oq
      @Spearhead-lz1oq Před 19 dny

      It is Zelensky that sent 400,000 of his people to their deaths. Now the UK front is fracturing. Z wants to send even more to the ever expanding graveyards. The game is over. Isolated reports of "fragging" are grasping at straws.

    • @ashroskell
      @ashroskell Před 17 dny

      How right you are. I think Russia is showing all the signs of a new revolution in the making. I’m not even slightly surprised to hear about these fragging incidents. Their demographics were looking pretty bad before this war began. Since then, they lost more than 1 million young males (from a pool of around 5 to 7 million) to emigrating draft dodgers. They must already be running very low on draftees from the outlying regions, where the, “Russians,” look different and speak different languages. But Putin knows he can’t risk tapping into the high population areas, like St Petersburg or Moscow, without sawing at the branch he sits on. I can’t see him getting away with using up his entire stock of cannon fodder before the people revolt, can you?

    • @fitzyholden1036
      @fitzyholden1036 Před 4 dny +5

      Perfectly describes the animal.

    • @projectedone
      @projectedone Před 3 dny +2

      The ones tolerating suffering without wanting it are Ukraine soldiers who are being forced to fight Russia in a war whose outcome was known before the conflict. USA using Ukraine as a battering ram to be discarded after it’s broken.

    • @fitzyholden1036
      @fitzyholden1036 Před 3 dny +2

      @@projectedone How inciteful.

  • @nijadbahnam9859
    @nijadbahnam9859 Před 22 dny +332

    Commissar :" Glory to the first man to die ."
    Soldiers :" You first , Commissar ."

  • @bigsilverorb3492
    @bigsilverorb3492 Před 23 dny +489

    The fragging will get much worse.

    • @ButFirstHeLitItOnFire
      @ButFirstHeLitItOnFire Před 23 dny +1

      And then wait until the war actually ENDS…
      By the time it does, everyone who’s left and returning to Russia will by majority be the most traumatized, fed up, and/or happily malevolent men in that part of Europe. And considering the ISIS attack in Russia not that long ago, something tells me we’re going to see scores of these veterans hook up with similar such groups.
      (Pro-Russian/Anti-Ukraine comments can bite by [REDACTED] and- … Honeslty, how CAN you lot downplay incidents like 6:20?)

    • @zoki5602
      @zoki5602 Před 23 dny

      HAHAHAHHAHAHA YOU GYUS NUTS IF YOU THINK THIS IS TRUE

    • @jjcdrumplay
      @jjcdrumplay Před 23 dny +38

      this didn't happen much at all for either Afghanistan war with Russia or U.s.a. Come to think of it, when was the last war where this level of team killing is going on? Must be a world record. This stories would make most Russian need an extra pint of vodka today!

    • @-el_bandito
      @-el_bandito Před 23 dny +93

      the fragging will continue until moral improves

    • @jaimemartinez9792
      @jaimemartinez9792 Před 23 dny +26

      Yeah, there is no reason to think it will get better.

  • @judithbradford9130
    @judithbradford9130 Před 23 dny +405

    Apparently "hero" means "serf who dies as his tsar orders".

    • @erikriza7165
      @erikriza7165 Před 23 dny +1

      putin is wannabe Tsar. The Patriarch of Russian Orthodox Church KGB Kirill "accidently" called putin "Your Highness". putin wants to wear the Crown of the Tsar.

    • @spudwesth
      @spudwesth Před 23 dny

      They are opposing genocide

    • @guynorth3277
      @guynorth3277 Před 23 dny +18

      Actually, exactly!

    • @kti5682
      @kti5682 Před 22 dny +11

      Some insights are just simply correct.

    • @A._is_for
      @A._is_for Před 22 dny +9

      Meat drones

  • @retiredguyadventures6211
    @retiredguyadventures6211 Před 23 dny +372

    The whole vaunted Wagner group mutinied and started a march on Moscow. They only stopped because their leader Yevgeny Prigozhin was talked out of it but was murdered anyway. The Russian people along the road to Moscow as the Wagner troops passed cheered them on. This tells you everything you need to know...

    • @AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg
      @AnthonyOMulligan-yv9cg Před 23 dny

      The Wagner leaders families were believed to have been held hostage

    • @NocKme
      @NocKme Před 23 dny

      They may have cheered but they didn't join in. Russians are bred to be serfs. It's not like communist revolution was a mass uprising. It was just a few people in Petrograd and everyone else was either on the front or just didn't care enough to oppose

    • @michaelpearson1272
      @michaelpearson1272 Před 22 dny

      There is no way Ukraine will welcome this Russian prisoner in who killed his fellow murdering comrades he is a Russian killer from prison taking his oppertunity to escape. Surely you know this. Do your research it's your program

    • @neiljone9698
      @neiljone9698 Před 22 dny

      Oh no another western monkey speaker. Prigozhin was never going to Moscow he was going to the military office because his contract finished and Russia wasn't renewing it. Secondly all people on his plane had hand grenade fragments in the parts. Russia wanted wanger in Africa it had no benefit to Russia to kill him. open your mind stop believing western media narrative it makes you stupid. I'm English not Russia.

    • @DedHobbit
      @DedHobbit Před 22 dny +24

      You don't understand the situation at all. Prigozhin has never been against Putin. All his claims were against Shoigu. He literally said - "The Tsar is good, his boyars are bad" You can check it yourself if you watch the video of Prigozhin's address that day.

  • @FenrirKi
    @FenrirKi Před 21 dnem +102

    Never disturb the enemy when committing big mistakes.

    • @ASpyNamedJames
      @ASpyNamedJames Před 19 dny +3

      😂😂😂

    • @alfredpaquin3563
      @alfredpaquin3563 Před 10 dny +1

      Tribute that comment to Napoleon Bonaparte.

    • @FenrirKi
      @FenrirKi Před 9 dny +1

      @@alfredpaquin3563 It's common to say the phrase without commenting the origin when in smalltalk.

  • @schlirf
    @schlirf Před 23 dny +200

    As bad as fragging is in any military, there is still another issue here: Exactly how many Ethnic (From; lets call it the "Grand Duchy of Moscow") Russians were killed or wounded as opposed to those from the Russian Federation? It would appear that Moscow is using up the provincials first before risking their political Heartland forces.

    • @sharpasacueball
      @sharpasacueball Před 23 dny +45

      Yeah the poorer regions have over 10 times the amount of conscription than places with major cities. I heard this from someone living in Russia right now

    • @sylviamaresca8852
      @sylviamaresca8852 Před 23 dny +4

      Good insight

    • @barrybrodin7085
      @barrybrodin7085 Před 22 dny +4

      Have you just worked this out?

    • @petrorlov2599
      @petrorlov2599 Před 22 dny +22

      I doubt it's connected to ethnic policies much to be honest. It comes down to the fact that the poorer the region the more attractive military service is. Another factor to consider is that people in richer cities are more likely to have connections and the money to bribe recruitment officers to avoid conscription, also Russia probably doesn't want to disturb its major economic hubs much

    • @patricepicaud5490
      @patricepicaud5490 Před 21 dnem

      Inversion accusatoire typique de la propagande ukrainienne.
      Combien de citoyens de Kiev et de Lvov sont morts aux front?
      Si vous n'êtes pas capable de répondre à cette question, c'est que vous êtes stupide et ne faites que colporter ce que la propagande ukrainienne vous raconte.
      Le gouvernement de Kiev n'étant qu'un ramassis de sacs à merde, leur propagande est à leur image, de même que leurs supporters.

  • @thearpox7873
    @thearpox7873 Před 23 dny +93

    In Russia, officers frag their soldiers.

    • @xehpuk
      @xehpuk Před 22 dny +11

      In mother Russia you don't frag officer's, officer's frag you.

    • @ulfosterberg9116
      @ulfosterberg9116 Před 22 dny +7

      And soldier frag back. Happy life...

    • @carlossaraiva8213
      @carlossaraiva8213 Před 22 dny

      @@ulfosterberg9116 deadliest version of football (soccer for you american infidels) i ever heard.

    • @xehpuk
      @xehpuk Před 21 dnem

      @@ulfosterberg9116 Yes, according to the story of fragging in (US army I guess) officer's where told to always be ready to throw a frag grenade back if it happened to them.

    • @johnsteel5347
      @johnsteel5347 Před 20 dny

      ​​@xehpuk Well, that's unfortunate. More war hawks could have been taken out I'd they weren't warned. Luckily russians are dumb and probably won't be warned about the fregging problem.

  • @veritasetutilitas5432
    @veritasetutilitas5432 Před 23 dny +293

    Why the 57 year old fragged his own unit was because his elderly mother lived in Kharkiv and was seriously injured by Russian missile strikes. He took it out on his 6 comrades by shooting them in their sleep and following up with a second kill shot to the head.

    • @carlossaraiva8213
      @carlossaraiva8213 Před 22 dny +29

      He went John Wick on them.

    • @shshh4929
      @shshh4929 Před 22 dny +37

      Don't fuck with my mom!

    • @MrArkaneMage
      @MrArkaneMage Před 22 dny +8

      @@carlossaraiva8213 interesting how you are glorifying mass murder... makes me question your sanity.
      also if you rethink your comment you will see that there is really no similarity between those 2 instances besides killing ppl

    • @tom940
      @tom940 Před 22 dny

      interesting, taking out 6 fellow soldiers is mass murder but war? war is just war.

    • @nsevv
      @nsevv Před 22 dny +92

      ​@@MrArkaneMageless 6 russia soldiers means more people are saved.

  • @t1ll316
    @t1ll316 Před 23 dny +471

    In the Ruzzian army everything works against you: your comrades, your officer, your defense minister who doesn’t care, your president who cares even less, your equipment, the terrain, guys from other branches and the finally: the enemy

    • @matthewyabsley
      @matthewyabsley Před 23 dny

      Served in the Russian army? Or did you just pull that out of your ass?

    • @drewmalesky9869
      @drewmalesky9869 Před 23 dny +56

      Its mind blowing to me there hasn't been another coup.

    • @darnit1944
      @darnit1944 Před 23 dny +43

      ​@@drewmalesky9869 Probably because they aren't organized.

    • @levinavio2297
      @levinavio2297 Před 23 dny +18

      @@darnit1944 and compartmentalized.

    • @blairhoughton7918
      @blairhoughton7918 Před 23 dny +37

      @@drewmalesky9869 Russia used to be really good at revolutions, too. It's too bad the Prigozhin had to brag and bluster his way back to Moscow. All he had to do was tell Putin he was just coming back to pick up a pair of boots he forgot, and he could have waltzed into the Kremlin with 96 tanks.

  • @t1ll316
    @t1ll316 Před 23 dny +257

    Imagine telling them they are just worthless meat and not expecting to have this coming your way. Amazing Ruzki logic..

    • @peterstewart9261
      @peterstewart9261 Před 23 dny +4

      LL

    • @jaimemartinez9792
      @jaimemartinez9792 Před 23 dny

      Russians idolize this kind of expectation during war since the day are born. Check out the army parades for their toddlers. They just see it as a normal expectation.

    • @freak94able
      @freak94able Před 23 dny +8

      imagine believing even a single word said in this video lmao

    • @OneCanisLupus
      @OneCanisLupus Před 23 dny +31

      @@freak94able It was in a video posted by Russion soldier. Now, imagine believing anything you have to say. LMAO 🤣

    • @freak94able
      @freak94able Před 23 dny +1

      @@OneCanisLupus yep sure keep tellin yourself that hahahaahaah how's the weather on the Lviv clickfarm? LMAO

  • @benfowler1134
    @benfowler1134 Před 23 dny +86

    A sudden outbreak of common sense.

    • @sharpasacueball
      @sharpasacueball Před 23 dny

      Abuse in the Russian army is well documented. I am not surprised by this at all

    • @vegas1a
      @vegas1a Před 22 dny +3

      Unlikely...... This is ruzzia, common sense seems to not exist at all....

    • @Anomoomin
      @Anomoomin Před 5 dny

      'Stop douchebag' (StopXam) people might be the only ones that have some sense in them.

  • @snapdragon6601
    @snapdragon6601 Před 23 dny +135

    I saw on a different channel that said why he killed the people in his unit. He was apparently from the Eastern part of Ukraine and was drafted into the Russian army/DPR foces. They said what caused him to finally snap was a recent Russian missile stike on Kharkiv that caused his elderly mother to die of a heart attack. I don't think she was hit by the missile, i guess it was just the shock of it hitting so close that caused the heart attack. I know it sounds crazy but that's what they said. I couldn't make this shit up.

  • @jeffmeyer9587
    @jeffmeyer9587 Před 23 dny +138

    Basically, as a 57 yr old with some military training in my past, and alot of body pain in my future, I can almost certainly say that he said " I'm to old for this s##t" and is trying to get to a place of peace. This is the unfortunate fault of unknowing old men that start wars for unknowing young men to fight

    • @mightza3781
      @mightza3781 Před 23 dny +18

      With modern demographics, the young men aren't exactly young and the old ordering them around are literally senile.

    • @corneliusantonius3108
      @corneliusantonius3108 Před 23 dny

      pUTIN IS NOT UNKNOWING BUT HE THROWS HIS POPULUS AS CANNON FODDER TO THE FRONT ANYWAY.

    • @martinoamello3017
      @martinoamello3017 Před 22 dny +7

      They've likely lived lives not worth living from jump. It's not as if someone who has most likely been an alcoholic most of his life before the war ever gets much better once the war goes on any length of time.
      I remember before I got clean, quit drinking and using dope I didn't care if I lived or died. It's only been the past 10-15 years that I started to live again.

    • @gulfmarine8857
      @gulfmarine8857 Před 20 dny

      I'm 57 and I would be in Ukraine if I had a ride.

    • @jasoninthehood9726
      @jasoninthehood9726 Před 20 dny +1

      @@gulfmarine8857For what?

  • @emjizone
    @emjizone Před 23 dny +192

    At last, a *normal human reaction* in defense against suicidal madness. Years late, tens of thousands of deaths late, but still...

    • @tyllerboomgaarden7344
      @tyllerboomgaarden7344 Před 23 dny +23

      Better late than never

    • @baer0083
      @baer0083 Před 22 dny +1

      There have been reactions like this before. Many to be exact. It just depends on the news outlets what spreads and what doesn't.

    • @apokkalyps6
      @apokkalyps6 Před 22 dny

      Nothing changed. This are anecdotes that have happened and will keep happening and the russians will keep this german mentality in 1939 until there is no more russia.

    • @shawn13mertle13
      @shawn13mertle13 Před 20 dny

      The kids are learning.

  • @myplane150
    @myplane150 Před 23 dny +39

    It is amazing that NATO and especially the US ever feared the Russian military. If not for the nukes, they would be completely irrelevant.

    • @Whitpusmc
      @Whitpusmc Před 19 dny

      Not really. They are still willing to absorb nearly limitless amounts of casualties and have good enough gear to hurt you if you’re not prepared. They would have done a significant amount of damage to anywhere they invaded. If you run low of munitions or fuel then you get killed and Nato countries have skimped on spending depending on the US nuclear umbrella.
      In WW2 everyone else who sustained 50% casualties folded. France lost 30% and folded. Russia reconstituted 100% of their front line strength 7 times… When properly lead Russian troops are no joke. Any other country now would have stopped the war yet Russia continues.

    • @CMY187
      @CMY187 Před 19 dny +5

      To be fair, the Soviet military actually was decent.
      Not as strong or as capable as the U.S. military, but it was at least somewhat competent (Soviet rockets and anti-air systems were better than those of the USA for decades)
      And many of their best personnel were Ukrainian.

    • @myplane150
      @myplane150 Před 19 dny +1

      @@CMY187 Most impressive was the numbers made of just about everything. Cheap and very numerous.

    • @CMY187
      @CMY187 Před 17 dny

      @@myplane150 The Soviet T-34 was overall (speed, accuracy, protection, reliability, etc) the best tank of the Second World War, and the Soviets became frighteningly good at Combined Arms operations from late-1942 onward.
      There are Soviet military commanders who do have my respect, like Chuikov, Vasilevsky, Yeremenko (a Ukrainian from Kharkiv), Shumilov and of course GEORGY ZHUKOV.
      The Soviet Hind gunship is also a legitimately good aircraft and was feared by the Mujahedeen in the Soviet-Afghan War.
      In my opinion the west was correct to fear the Soviet Union. The Russian Federation…not so much.

    • @Comm0ut
      @Comm0ut Před 17 dny

      The SOVIET UNION and WARSAW PACT were not remotely the same thing as the RUSSIAN FEDERATION. US primary education has been worthless since the 1970s and it shows.

  • @Mygoditsfullofstars
    @Mygoditsfullofstars Před 23 dny +361

    Hope they don’t fix this problem

    • @ericcook8254
      @ericcook8254 Před 23 dny

      They won't their incapable of treating even their own country men as human beings. Orcs down to the bone.

    • @Ghanshaman
      @Ghanshaman Před 23 dny +23

      They won't

    • @michaeltriptow6877
      @michaeltriptow6877 Před 23 dny +4

      I get your humor and love it.
      I do love Ukraine just as much as Russia
      I just openly have a favorite child.

    • @spudwesth
      @spudwesth Před 23 dny +3

      Volunteers

    • @iiiDartsiii
      @iiiDartsiii Před 23 dny +7

      this is one of those problems that can fix itself if it continues.

  • @Gorboduc
    @Gorboduc Před 23 dny +69

    They've been doing this for a while now. Remember all the recruiting centers that got burned down? That started well over a year ago.

    • @mike4480
      @mike4480 Před 22 dny

      ..And thanks for the Stream Paul, and giving us the info

  • @familypowergroup
    @familypowergroup Před 23 dny +167

    2:42 only slave owners try to beat people to increase morale which is stupid

    • @TimeSurfer206
      @TimeSurfer206 Před 23 dny +5

      Oh, what Corporation do you work for, fam?

    • @eckhardt76
      @eckhardt76 Před 23 dny +29

      @@TimeSurfer206Typical question from someone who is a communist. How did that system work out for you comrade ?

    • @familypowergroup
      @familypowergroup Před 23 dny +7

      @@eckhardt76 I concede to my remaining time to this gentleman, take care of my light weight my brother

    • @familypowergroup
      @familypowergroup Před 23 dny +3

      @@TimeSurfer206 to answer your question, none

    • @user-hl3qv8qg2s
      @user-hl3qv8qg2s Před 23 dny +3

      5:20 bro.... the guy knows something about history????????? d-day was a walk in the park. compared to iwo jima or STALINGRAD.

  • @sk-sm9sh
    @sk-sm9sh Před 23 dny +148

    In Russia when someone throws grenade in room killing 7 you can never know for sure if it actually intended or some weird accident of playing with grande and dropping it, or if it's some kind of prank that went wrong. Russia is just like this .

    • @freak94able
      @freak94able Před 23 dny +5

      what about that Ukrainian commander who threw a grenade into a room where 5-6 soldiers refused to go into certain death? That was surely an accident and sadly for you its on video

    • @giovanni-ed7zq
      @giovanni-ed7zq Před 23 dny +31

      @@freak94able can you provide a credible link? these reports he is giving is from russian news that reports it.

    • @freak94able
      @freak94able Před 23 dny +3

      @@giovanni-ed7zq "A video Showing Ukrainian Commander throwing grenade to the dugout of his Unit 🥶🤯 " from Saif Tiwany uploader just copy that sentence

    • @InnocentiusLacrimosa
      @InnocentiusLacrimosa Před 22 dny

      ​@@freak94ablemuah, totally reliable 🤡 5 subscribers on that account, no context, no verification.

    • @mihan5660
      @mihan5660 Před 22 dny +14

      ​@@freak94ablehe is saying the russians might not have been committing fraticide and might just have been careless. Why would it follow that its "sad for him" if the ukranians were committing fraticide? He was coming up woth a more favorable explanation for the russians; its so awkward you try to argue by forcing in a story about ukranian fraticide when he was trying to defend russians from that criticism. Why didnt you comment that on the video itself which was about that very topic?

  • @javierpaz7954
    @javierpaz7954 Před 22 dny +59

    "Living is better than dying". Combat Veteran's great phrases.

    • @SimonGardiner-bj3pq
      @SimonGardiner-bj3pq Před 20 dny

      NO ITS NOT - try living under Russian occupation - or even in a lot of other places on this planet!

    • @cmconley33
      @cmconley33 Před 19 dny +1

      Have you seen videos of life in Provincial Russia? Death might just be better than living in a wood house heated by a wood stove-the fuel for which you have to collect yourself-water from a communal well, dirt (mud) paths for roads, some livestock to tend for fresh milk (whom you have to feed everyday)…and still hold down a job that pays *maybe* $200/month-if the boss actually bothers to pay you.
      Living in a small, provincial town/village in Russia is already a battle for survival. The chance of dying of disease or accident is about the same as a soldier dying from disease, frostbite, or being shot.

  • @familypowergroup
    @familypowergroup Před 23 dny +41

    Russia lost over 8000 soldiers last week alone

    • @serdarayturk1209
      @serdarayturk1209 Před 23 dny +4

      whopping lie

    • @familypowergroup
      @familypowergroup Před 23 dny +15

      @@serdarayturk1209 according to who? You?

    • @jasonvant7714
      @jasonvant7714 Před 23 dny +7

      @@serdarayturk1209so, how many do you think died? 8000 might be a bit high but 4000-5000 would not be inconceivable and more are possible.

    • @davidlamont5793
      @davidlamont5793 Před 23 dny +1

      Russia lost 8000 soldiers last week alone ..
      Ukraine lost 0000 soldiers last week
      Cmon russia 🇷🇺
      oops sorry I mean cmon ukraine ( don't wanna be mistaken for a russian bot)😂😂

    • @oldsport4029
      @oldsport4029 Před 23 dny

      Source?

  • @ultimor1183
    @ultimor1183 Před 23 dny +37

    Russian Revolution 2: Bolshevik Bogalooo

    • @spudwesth
      @spudwesth Před 23 dny +1

      Like Kosovo they want their country back.

  • @familypowergroup
    @familypowergroup Před 23 dny +100

    I heard even the Nepalese don’t accept the conditions of the Russian Federation military

    • @SharifSalukis
      @SharifSalukis Před 23 dny +34

      The Nepalese are used to being in the " Ghurkas Regiment". Well paid By Britain, respected and liked for their bravery, and loyalty. Not the same deal from cheapo Russia.

    • @marktrotter8971
      @marktrotter8971 Před 23 dny +32

      @@SharifSalukis The Ghurkas are elite - many times more applicants than places, only the best are selected to join, then highly trained, highly valued and British wages mean they are extremely well paid by Nepalese standards.
      Russia recruits anyone willing to get on a plane - and Russia knows they won't actually have to pay them anything because they will all be dead before their first payday.

    • @AlexAnder-dh8qz
      @AlexAnder-dh8qz Před 23 dny +8

      What doest it mean "even"? All human lives are valuable, and most humans actually value their lives and will start to resist anti-human behaviour and conditions. Russians are probably the one of a kind nation, who can turn their heads to the ground and just go to their certain death for no real reason, the purest form of infantility you can ever imagine. It took almost century to create this way of thinking in them. Many post-soviet countries are lucky to get rid of this degrading influence Soviet Union had on their own people, yet Russia never stopped to turn their people into cannon fodder slaves... Russians - are the first and the most numerous victim of the russian regime.

    • @mikeorgan1993
      @mikeorgan1993 Před 23 dny +13

      Ghurkhas would never fight for Russia, for good reason.
      They not only join the British Army they also join the Indian Army as well as Bruni and Singapore. They are also the only force that is recruited directly by the United Nations as peacekeepers.
      I heard that the Nepalese government warn any Nepalese if they become mercenaries they will face prison or worse when they come home. This is simply because Nepal makes a lot of foreign currency from their men being recruited and would not allow any Nepalese man to jeopardise it. Anyway I would imagine if a Nepalese did do that he would not be welcome home ever again.

    • @ottopartz1
      @ottopartz1 Před 23 dny +7

      Or the Cubans, or the Chinese, or the Pakistani troops. Heard they were trying to recruit in Africa as well, but haven't heard anything much about recruits from there.

  • @ecks8214
    @ecks8214 Před 23 dny +41

    I had not crunched the 87% number. That's mind boggling.

    • @AH-li7ef
      @AH-li7ef Před 22 dny

      Soviet dictators don't care about human life . Stalin sent troops against Finland in 1939-1944 and suffered losses as great as the USA's throughout whole WWII. And at that time Finland's population was 3.7 million and the Soviet Union's was 170 million. Putler must have imagined at the beginning of the "special operation" that he had an endless number of people to throw to their deaths.

  • @jjcdrumplay
    @jjcdrumplay Před 23 dny +38

    They arent even covering this fraggin crap up anymore!

  • @Bill-uw1oo
    @Bill-uw1oo Před 23 dny +56

    "Ruzzian spirit does'nt make you immune from suffering" this right here needs to be taught in their schools.

    • @spudwesth
      @spudwesth Před 23 dny +2

      Je me souviens

    • @daveyjones5702
      @daveyjones5702 Před 21 dnem

      they will, right after they teach them that there was once a country called 'ukraine'.

    • @kyleodland6249
      @kyleodland6249 Před 21 dnem

      I thought Russian spirit is 'Life is Suffering, Misery is inevitable.''

    • @taraswertelecki3786
      @taraswertelecki3786 Před 19 dny +1

      @@daveyjones5702 They will be teaching the same in Ukrainian schools as well as there once was a country named Russia.

    • @daveyjones5702
      @daveyjones5702 Před 19 dny

      @@taraswertelecki3786 lol do you take some kind of exotic drug that lets you believe that?

  • @andrewwilson1665
    @andrewwilson1665 Před 23 dny +36

    Forget JOJO's bizarre adventure, we're watching Putin's bizarre three day adventure!!!!!

  • @wayausofbounds9255
    @wayausofbounds9255 Před 22 dny +12

    You're not factoring the vodka enough. I imagine the vodka was a direct contributor not just a festering symptom.

  • @user-sk4nx9if9h
    @user-sk4nx9if9h Před 23 dny +26

    Putin: special military operations going as planned 🤣🇺🇸😂🇺🇦 love your videos Brother ✌️💛🇪🇺💙💪

  • @ProtatoFarmer69
    @ProtatoFarmer69 Před 23 dny +27

    the strike gum transitions always kill me lmao

    • @haysikingmusic
      @haysikingmusic Před 21 dnem +1

      Yes they always either come out of nowhere or he says some horrible news and then sneaks it in. I'm curious what would happen if I chewed a whole pack at once or god forbid a kid gets ahold of it lol. The best ads were during Christmas and New Year's.... If you got New Year's resolutions maybe you need a boost of energy to do it, thankfully I made strike gum to help you. But during that time he would always bring it up during depressing news.

  • @lastanetaarion
    @lastanetaarion Před 23 dny +16

    This meat grinder is russian tactic since 1920...

  • @tabithan2978
    @tabithan2978 Před 23 dny +36

    If there is one word to describe Russia it is ‘ABSURD.’ Absurdistan.

    • @andrasbiro3007
      @andrasbiro3007 Před 22 dny +2

      No, Hungary has a solid claim on that title.

    • @diegoflores9237
      @diegoflores9237 Před 22 dny

      And yet Russia continues to advance

    • @ulfosterberg9116
      @ulfosterberg9116 Před 22 dny +4

      ​@@diegoflores92377 square kilometers. Hurahh.

    • @diegoflores9237
      @diegoflores9237 Před 22 dny

      @@ulfosterberg9116 Russia has taken 20% of Ukraine

    • @carlossaraiva8213
      @carlossaraiva8213 Před 22 dny +4

      @@andrasbiro3007 yes, it advances hundreds meters a day while suffereing an average number of killed soldiers by a thousand a day. There has been far less costly defeats in history.

  • @user-ci4bh5mx1n
    @user-ci4bh5mx1n Před 23 dny +15

    Here's a clinician drilling down on one possibility: It may be that that Yuri G, now on the lamb for murdering his Howitzer crew comrades, may have brain damage from blast exposures from repeatedly firing the Howitzer. Older soldiers, whose brains are arguably less resilient than younger brains, may be especially susceptible to this type of traumatic brain injury. One thing's for sure: we don't (and will never) know the whole story.

  • @alaeus2310
    @alaeus2310 Před 20 dny +4

    Just FYI, the worst fighting of WW2 was not D-Day, but the Battle of Stalingrad. We can all agree having an average life expectancy of 24hrs from the moment you stepped on the battlefield is not something the americans ever remotely faced.

  • @craigharrison5406
    @craigharrison5406 Před 23 dny +21

    Really? I can't beleive the soldiers are offing their superior who just told them they will all die🤣 Self preservation is a powerful instinct, you can't reason with it.

  • @MammothPaige
    @MammothPaige Před 23 dny +47

    Glory to Ukraine

  • @raybod1775
    @raybod1775 Před 23 dny +57

    57 years old, decided he didn’t want to spend the rest of his life in H e l l.

    • @thegrumpygrunt3964
      @thegrumpygrunt3964 Před 23 dny +10

      That and his mom was killed by Russian artillery.....

    • @carlossaraiva8213
      @carlossaraiva8213 Před 22 dny +4

      @@thegrumpygrunt3964 He went John Wick in revenge for his mother's death. Can't really blame him.

  • @krisfrederick5001
    @krisfrederick5001 Před 23 dny +55

    Happy VE Day everybody. Europe fighting for freedom again.

    • @armaniwebb4467
      @armaniwebb4467 Před 23 dny +1

      You realize Russia has saved Europe against some of history greatest conquerers. The mongols, the ottomans, Napoleon, hitler

    • @vaevictis6990
      @vaevictis6990 Před 23 dny +9

      ​@armaniwebb4467 no they didn't. Soviet Russia SIDED with Yatzees. They even held joint parade during the conquest of modern day Poland, Lithuania and Estonia

    • @vaevictis6990
      @vaevictis6990 Před 23 dny

      ​@@armaniwebb4467and Russia is a fake nation. It's historically the Dutchy of Moscow. They conquered and used those conquered people for hundreds of years

    • @spudwesth
      @spudwesth Před 23 dny

      Russians fighting for freedom again.

    • @guynorth3277
      @guynorth3277 Před 23 dny +3

      @@armaniwebb4467; That wasn't Putin, and the Russians were looking out for themselves; and I think America had a bit of a hand with Hitler.

  • @basvleeskruyer
    @basvleeskruyer Před 23 dny +62

    It fits the Russian nickname: ORCS.

  • @Dbrusse
    @Dbrusse Před 23 dny +12

    Thanks Paul! For your ever-interesting view and expertise!

  • @louismorris3742
    @louismorris3742 Před 23 dny +39

    Glory Ukraine, stay strong❤❤❤❤

  • @imantsjansons5009
    @imantsjansons5009 Před 20 dny +2

    I heard that this 57 year old went berserk because Russian artillery shell killed his mother in Kharkov across the border.

  • @AlexAnder-dh8qz
    @AlexAnder-dh8qz Před 23 dny +8

    6:00 - as far as I remember, the 57 year old guy is actually ukrainian, who was forcefully mobilized on the occupied territory. He just played along till he got his chance to escape and killed several russian soldiers, who actually brought the war to his land, took everything from him except the last - his life. Many ukrainians forced to serve in russian army actually still loyal to Ukraine and just victims to the russian agression and policies on the occupied territories. Many of them work for ukrainian intelligence, many flee and turn themselves to ukrainian forces if they ever had chance to do so. There are many diversions in russian army we probably do not know about, made by men forced to serve the enemy.

  • @TheMrPhiladelphia
    @TheMrPhiladelphia Před 23 dny +18

    Hat offs to the Cubans I expect that out of them 😂😂😂

    • @johnsteel5347
      @johnsteel5347 Před 20 dny

      They were told russia is better because they're capitalist now. Too bad the problem with the soviet union was always russia.

  • @daveedmunds5533
    @daveedmunds5533 Před 23 dny +11

    It took the Americans at least five years of combat in Vietnam to decide to start fragging officers they considered incompetent and dangerous. It's only taken the russians two. Bravo.😂😂😂😂.
    Who said they're not making progress?

  • @manofthepeople2165
    @manofthepeople2165 Před 22 dny +18

    We are living in the golden age of wartime propaganda for both sides.

    • @carlossaraiva8213
      @carlossaraiva8213 Před 22 dny

      The difference is that Ukraine uses the truth for it's propaganda while russia lies all the time.

    • @johnsteel5347
      @johnsteel5347 Před 20 dny

      Free Russia from moscow

    • @manofthepeople2165
      @manofthepeople2165 Před 20 dny

      @@johnsteel5347 agreed. Free Russia from Moscow, free America from DC.

  • @alanjameson8664
    @alanjameson8664 Před 23 dny +6

    My uncle was a CB in the initial assault at Iwo Jima. Of his battalion (I think a full strength CB battalion was 530) 200 got across the beach. The battalion that landed next to them had similar casualties. Having gained a bit of shelter beside sand dunes and small trees at the back of the beach, the survivors of the two battalions regrouped and took out the pill boxes commanding the beach. As memory serves me, there was one US infantry unit at Iwo that had 96% casualties.

    • @Trumpulator
      @Trumpulator Před 23 dny +1

      Combat Engineer Warriors, those SeeBees. A salute to that generation.

  • @jamesburke3803
    @jamesburke3803 Před 23 dny +11

    Fragging is "to kill with a fragmentation grenade." Vietnam era. Usually against Sergeants and platoon commanders who were pricks.

    • @jamesburke3803
      @jamesburke3803 Před 23 dny +2

      i should add that the fraggers were draftees who used as cannon fodder.

    • @johnsmith7345
      @johnsmith7345 Před 23 dny +2

      they literally made a movie about it Platoon

    • @poco1174
      @poco1174 Před 17 dny

      Platoon was fiction. A movie. A Hollywood production. Hollywood! Do you believe what Hollywood produces as truth. George of the Jungle? Mean girls? Once upon a time in Hollywood? Pulp Fiction? 2d. Most draftees, I mean the vast majority of draftees who served in Vietnam, volunteered to serve in Vietnam. You clearly know what you know about Vietnam from word of mouth.

  • @judithbradford9130
    @judithbradford9130 Před 23 dny +33

    They appear to do all they can to MAKE dying a blessed relief from living as a Russian conscript.

    • @vaevictis6990
      @vaevictis6990 Před 23 dny +3

      That's Russia. Their mindset hasn't changed in hundreds of years

  • @johnslugger
    @johnslugger Před 23 dny +22

    *We did the same thing in Vietnam. Commanding officers that were overly "Gung-Ho" did not last long!*

    • @scipioafricanus5871
      @scipioafricanus5871 Před 23 dny

      But most of the examples Strike Gum guy gave was RuZZian officers offing their subordinates...

    • @poco1174
      @poco1174 Před 17 dny

      @johnslogger. And your evidence is? One incident? Do this. Prove you know something about which you speak. Do some research and tell everyone how many such incidents occurred, when they occurred and give one historical example.

    • @johnslugger
      @johnslugger Před 17 dny +1

      @@poco1174 *I saw it happen twice with my own eyes! We all knew it was a BULLSHIT war and we would not die for a people wanting freedom that had been screwed over by the French for 160 years!*

  • @michaels.chupka9411
    @michaels.chupka9411 Před 23 dny +21

    Ukrainians didn't eff-up. nato did. had Ukraine been supplied with ammo, Russian forces would not have made any advances.

    • @tomite2001
      @tomite2001 Před 23 dny

      Wait and see what happens after November 2024 and Biden wins a second Term..........

    • @spudwesth
      @spudwesth Před 23 dny

      I think not !

  • @user-ni2eh3ob4n
    @user-ni2eh3ob4n Před 23 dny +10

    Love for Ukraine !!!

  • @felixhoyos6005
    @felixhoyos6005 Před 23 dny +8

    the artillery man was forced in while he is an Ukrainian living in the occupied area............

  • @kamlando3089
    @kamlando3089 Před 19 dny +2

    I'm more shocked it hasn't happened more to be honest.

  • @Aconitum_napellus
    @Aconitum_napellus Před 23 dny +6

    This sort of thing used to happen before the full scale war. Dedovschina has led to conscripts shooting up their fellow soldiers on a number of occasions.

  • @HoopsKevinski
    @HoopsKevinski Před 23 dny +20

    8:11 "Russian military has uncanny ability to generate more fighters".
    Uncanny: To use 3rd world mercs & cons.

  • @valdas420
    @valdas420 Před 22 dny +4

    Rushia is finding out you can force conscript an Ukrainian to join their army but that doesnt mean he is a rushian suporter, and the first chance he gets he rids Ukraine of 6 invaders

  • @user-pq2ob1rd6r
    @user-pq2ob1rd6r Před 20 dny +1

    They are sons, brothers, fathers, husbands fighting for nothing 😢

  • @dongeorge4037
    @dongeorge4037 Před 22 dny +2

    Stress, plus hopelessness, plus alcohol equals stupid things being done.

  • @mtnregnar198
    @mtnregnar198 Před 23 dny +10

    Imagine losing a war to a crumbling Russian military infrastructure…

    • @Koelebig
      @Koelebig Před 22 dny

      One would start to wonder...

  • @ryanphelan6861
    @ryanphelan6861 Před 23 dny +11

    as a Ukraine soldier on the front put it so well "with this army they could take over the world, but they fight like morons" Really only a couple countries on earth can produce infantry like russia and none are as proven to keep lumbering forward as you put it. Turkey is one and best of russian military has been chechen ,that have fought for khadyrov, they and dagaestan are Turkic I could obviously be wrong world history getting stretched with all these conflicts.
    A sniper in avdiivka interviewed by wsj or wp said how he was having issues running out of ammo and that he was traumatized by site of shooting invaders who would fall on previously shot invaders. Interview got awkward an she asked so you need more ammo as that was starting to become narrative at time, and he insisted it was more issue that he couldn't shoot enough people ammo wasnt issue but simple math. Morale is tested when their is strong resistance or you are on defense. Last time that happened they almost had coup now they have lots of foreign unpaid mercenaries with language barriers and criminals so maybe thats reason for offensive honestly they realize they dont have military at moment for defensive posture. They have all the countries engineers and what not for trenches and fortifications but imagine those bunkers would really become survival of fittest. Especially with former prisoners imagine trying to handle food rations. All of a sudden because they are in uniform they are going to let smaller person eat peacefully...agree sadly all the elements for fragging especially with the drinking too just powder keg

  • @dingotopruc9642
    @dingotopruc9642 Před 18 dny +2

    The term fragging originated from the war in Vietnam. Some American soldiers, unhappy with their officers, would throw a live grenade in their vicinity. That grenade being a fragmentation grenade, thus the term fragging, not from the word fraternal.

  • @danielbozich252
    @danielbozich252 Před 20 dny +2

    Morale in the Russian army is a tinder box.

  • @Tyler-wl8kq
    @Tyler-wl8kq Před 23 dny +18

    This is a great analogy for us who never been in the military, you explained this well, it makes logical sense to me

  • @jamesgillen2339
    @jamesgillen2339 Před 22 dny +22

    "If you feel frustrated enough to frag your co-workers, but don't want to be hunted by the law, get some Strike Gum."

  • @stevebriggs9399
    @stevebriggs9399 Před 22 dny +2

    Low morale is not a "bug" in the Russian military. It's a feature.

  • @davehalsall3018
    @davehalsall3018 Před 23 dny +4

    I looked up Russians for quite a while in the late 1990s to early 2000s. Now I look at Russians that play on our hockey teams with suspicion. Putin is ruining my memory of Igor Larionov and Viacheslav Fetisov. I hate Putin with a passion

    • @spudwesth
      @spudwesth Před 23 dny

      Putin is stopping genicide.

  • @donaldcarey114
    @donaldcarey114 Před 23 dny +6

    My son is about to finish his tour in the U.S. Army. He had Rippit in Kuwait - he said it was NASTY.

  • @andrewplowman1002
    @andrewplowman1002 Před 23 dny +4

    They are not immune to suffering, but do have different limits.

  • @Awake129
    @Awake129 Před 23 dny +2

    I appreciate the straightforward analysis. Well done Sir.

  • @kalleextravaganza187
    @kalleextravaganza187 Před 23 dny +4

    D-day was not the most brutal fighting in ww2 oO

  • @user-ni2eh3ob4n
    @user-ni2eh3ob4n Před 23 dny +11

    Instead of being told that you are worth something , instead your being told your not worth anything, what would you do ? This is truly crazy.

    • @spudwesth
      @spudwesth Před 23 dny

      Slava Russia.

    • @NelsonZAPTM
      @NelsonZAPTM Před 23 dny +3

      ​@spudwesth I heard that's what you shout when you pull the pin and pass the grenade to your comrads.

    • @tibik.8407
      @tibik.8407 Před 22 dny +1

      ​@@spudwesthBad bot! Bad!

    • @user-mz3in7vo5b
      @user-mz3in7vo5b Před 22 dny +1

      You can break 18 year old..
      You don't break a 50 year old ...
      It's just to late, they already been broken and put toghter 100 times....

  • @MrPhotodoc
    @MrPhotodoc Před 17 dny +1

    In a year or so the same thing will happen in the IDF. History always repeats itself.

  • @jayson1071
    @jayson1071 Před 21 dnem +2

    The Soldier, who killed his 6 comrades, was a Ukrainian. He traveled to russia before the war and was taken prisoner! After a year He was Conscripted.
    Into the military. And took his revenge

  • @richardpeel6056
    @richardpeel6056 Před 22 dny +9

    I've been to Omaha Beach, the British told the Americans not to land there, having seen it I agree!
    The British DD tank crews (swimming tanks) were told once launched just to head for land, they made it and degraded the defences where they landed. The American DD tanks crews were told exactly where they should land, the current took them sideways if they aimed for target then they filled with water and sank, the tanks are still there.
    On Omaha Beach the German machine gun barrels overheated and they ran out of bullets. I've walked around the American cemetery there.
    Here in Britain industry is using foreign temporary labour wherever possible, workers have to be replaced every 12 weeks or given a pay rise. You have minutes to train someone to do a job and they may not speak English. The is no team, no moral and no expectation of a real pay rise. The managers don't care who get hurt so long as they get their bonuses. If we'd had assault rifles at work we'd probably have used them on someone!

    • @RCXDerp
      @RCXDerp Před 20 dny

      On Omaha beach he US Army has lost 3,686 casualties including around 777 killed. Other Allied losses include 539 naval and 10 air forces casualties. The German have lost over 1,000 casualties.
      Not great but compared to what Russia is accepting that is not much.

    • @avroarchitect1793
      @avroarchitect1793 Před 20 dny

      @@RCXDerp the real way to compare casualty rates is by percentage of the force deployed. And the Russian loss rate is considered unacceptable by western nations. If we saw those sorts of losses the commanders would be in prison for incompetence.

  • @NeCoNLive
    @NeCoNLive Před 23 dny +5

    Random fact: Omaha Beach was 80 years ago June 6 this year!

  • @chaosopher23
    @chaosopher23 Před 23 dny +11

    The average Russian being confronted with the average Russian... just two generations younger.

    • @ywgh4387
      @ywgh4387 Před 18 dny +1

      *degenerations

    • @chaosopher23
      @chaosopher23 Před 18 dny

      @@ywgh4387 I wonder why they keep thinking there is something to gain, when there is always something lost each time around?

    • @ywgh4387
      @ywgh4387 Před 17 dny

      ​@@chaosopher23 because left communist seeds which soviets were planting on the west all the time starting from the cold war finally starting growing up - media, art, academia and lastly politics. where under false label of "piece" agents of their influence and receipients of those efforts were promoting stuff which works towards the soviets and against themselves. for me personally the turning historical point was about Obama and Syria - he promised to retaliate if russia would involve, but he didn't did that.
      i know that sounds pretty much conspirological, but when digging deeper into the topic it all finds its proofs - my personal Opus Dei was conducting a huge retro-investigation about Maya Shon and Ralph Schoenman - who from 60s were working as soviet agents of influence in US and were the first who were spreading false pro-palestinian narratives which you could hear nowadays on every corner

    • @ywgh4387
      @ywgh4387 Před 17 dny

      damn it, youtube almost always eating too long comments, so i'll split it into 5 parts, mb it will get through

    • @ywgh4387
      @ywgh4387 Před 17 dny

      1/5)
      because left communist seeds which soviets were planting on the west all the time starting from the cold war finally starting growing up

  • @i-love-space390
    @i-love-space390 Před 19 dny +1

    I guess we forgot that evil tends to eat itself. We need to have faith that good is the only thing that can persist. Evil turns on itself.

  • @robertotamesis1783
    @robertotamesis1783 Před 23 dny +4

    I remember a scene in the movie the Patriot , when Mel Gibson tries to recruit a militia in a tarvene by saying " God save King George" , could you imagine a Russian officer said said God save Putin😵☠️👻

  • @HOTROD864
    @HOTROD864 Před 23 dny +3

    Russia is good cannon fodder

  • @rathernotsay5629
    @rathernotsay5629 Před 22 dny +1

    Long time viewer here. This is my second comment in the last year. Just want to say I love these commentaries and updates. Thanks.

  • @nhansen197
    @nhansen197 Před 20 dny +1

    I'm aware of one incident where the individual killing he "fellow" troops had been a Ukrainian who'd been conscripted in the occupied area.

  • @parrotraiser6541
    @parrotraiser6541 Před 23 dny +11

    It used to be grunts fragging their officers, not officers fragging their grunts.

  • @corporalsoletrain2132
    @corporalsoletrain2132 Před 23 dny +3

    History says fragging is contagious. Idk. Eyes on this

  • @darthrevan4933
    @darthrevan4933 Před 5 dny

    “If we throw enough people at the bullets eventually they’ll run out of bullets” that was originally a joke and now they’re actually doing it

  • @lefdee
    @lefdee Před 20 dny

    “Don’t worry about that commissar, I’ll take care of him”

  • @TouringWolf42
    @TouringWolf42 Před 23 dny +6

    I think it's going to get much worse (or better for us) in the coming years. All these soldiers have internet access, they can absolutely see everything that's being said in their country and the wider web, and with this, they also see their own losses and the comments and actions of their commanders. It's a recipe for disaster.

    • @kti5682
      @kti5682 Před 22 dny

      Right, like they are a bunch of western nerds.

    • @TouringWolf42
      @TouringWolf42 Před 21 dnem

      @@kti5682 Their family members or teammates could be though. If I can randomly receive a gore video from an unknown number, then those Russians can absolutely see their own losses, either through sheer curiosity or though other people sending it to them, it would be shocking if they didn't to begin with, which would also explain why these fragging incidents often go under the rug.

    • @kti5682
      @kti5682 Před 21 dnem

      This has to be going on for a while, Russian income is fairly low to afford a decent internet connection (actually I'm wrong most Russian households have internet), also Lenin wondered at some point why Russian soldiers don't turn their weapons against their oppressors.

    • @ywgh4387
      @ywgh4387 Před 18 dny +1

      i mean if they didn't figured it out during the last 2 years, it's a bit naive to assume they would realize that in the near future

  • @jgbeck1000
    @jgbeck1000 Před 23 dny +4

    I wonder how many cases of fragging & fratricide are written off as accidents.

  • @roberthuxley3119
    @roberthuxley3119 Před 20 dny +1

    I love phrases like "according to some reports".

  • @george6252
    @george6252 Před 22 dny +2

    Paper tiger seems so inaccurate now, perhaps paper house cat ?

  • @theredscourge
    @theredscourge Před 23 dny +9

    Daily reminder that the Soviets suffered 700k casualties in the first Battle of Kiev when the Germans took it in 1941.

    • @paidwitness797
      @paidwitness797 Před 22 dny +6

      Different psychology though, that was while 'defending mother russia' (against their former ally) which gives a certain morale boost and with support of western countries, this war is a war of invasion against a stubborn enemy (russians are now in the invading nasi position) with condemnation of western countries, so no ideological or patriotic boost to morale..

    • @robertshiell887
      @robertshiell887 Před 22 dny +5

      At that time Ukraine was fighting with the Russians.

  • @altratronic
    @altratronic Před 23 dny +3

    This isn't exactly the behavior of a winning army.

    • @lesterquintrell4844
      @lesterquintrell4844 Před 22 dny

      It is the behavior often of many forces in the time of war, especially one such as this., which turns soldiers brains to jelly.

  • @nonaeubinis4934
    @nonaeubinis4934 Před 22 dny +2

    All power to the people!✊🏽

  • @heinrichmuller7974
    @heinrichmuller7974 Před 20 dny

    reminds me of that scene in "Dazed & Confused" when the teacher gives them a lesson from his days in Nam: _"Men! 50 of ya are going into the jungle tonite, and twenty-five of ya, ain't coming back! ..."_

  • @familypowergroup
    @familypowergroup Před 23 dny +6

    6:21 or he may have decided to join the good guys, such as the Freedom of Russia Legion

    • @OriGummie
      @OriGummie Před 23 dny

      Freedom of Russia Legion is not "good guys". All three Russian Battalions are lead by Russian ultra nationalists

  • @cosmosonic686
    @cosmosonic686 Před 22 dny +5

    When Rome fell apart, it was largely due to not being able to pay its vast mercenary armies and rebellion once they stopped fighting for Rome.

  • @martingilmovitch8133
    @martingilmovitch8133 Před 22 dny

    Loved the last two shows you have a sense of Humour Cheers Paul and Slava Ukraine and NATO

  • @joonahautala8196
    @joonahautala8196 Před 18 dny

    Turns out, when you mistreat your men like trash and then demand them to fight for their lives, they might turn against you, who would've known.

  • @hansb7020
    @hansb7020 Před 23 dny +15

    Russia is a joke hahaha

    • @spudwesth
      @spudwesth Před 23 dny +1

      Not to the Ukrainians who are dying.