Marine reacts to Multi-National Special Operations Unit in Ukraine
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- It's almost unreal seeing individual fighters from all these different countries operating so effectively and so seamlessly
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#ukraine #bravoteam #rokseal
The guy who uploaded it is Lt Ken Rhee (이근). He graduated Virginia Military Institute, moved back to Korea and became a Korean (ROK) Navy SEAL, he also got the chance to go through US Navy SEAL training. After that he did some contracting in Iraq before starting a private tactical training/consulting company in Korea called ROKSEAL. He became famous in South Korea for appearing on a reality military style show. There has been controversy surrounding him from time to time. When Ukraine opened up for the opportunity for foreigners to come join to fight in the war he went over there and got the opportunity/responsibility to create and lead a multinational special operations team in the International Legion of Ukraine based on his experiences and career. He is currently in Korea after returning from Ukraine due to injury. He is making content like this to remind people and to support the war effort in different ways.
He was basically doing a job of младший сержант during combat operations here, it's pretty much identical to a corporal. I didn't know the history of this man and the video doesn't show much, but what I saw here is that he did what he was supposed to do.
Totally respect and support 🇬🇧🇺🇦
Thanks for this info. I’m always lookin for combat vets who had above average careers. Ready to look him up now.
Sorry, only stupid persons will put their life in line and be a puppet for USA foreign policy (aka. terrorist activity) globally. Being in special forces is a cool experience, but never ever serve US foreign policy!!
I like how you you added (ROK) just so if anyone were in doubt if it were SKorean or NKorean Navy Seal 😉
As a Ukrainian, I want to express my deep gratitude to everyone here in the comments, thank you very much for your support, it is important for us. I'm glad that we Ukrainians have such friends like you.
It's such a stupid war. Die for nothing.
Hello from Odessa! Glory to Ukraine and all the soldiers who defend our country
@@mymozgi1744 О, земляк, я таки тоже из Одессы)
Mariupol here
No one wants a war. However I have a deep sympathy for Ukraine. Most people do not understand the history of Soviet domination of eastern Europe. Here is the result years Communism or neo communism.
Most of the footage is from my GoPro, I'm the guy who yells "Miss me Dickhead."
This was a tough day but we didn't lose anyone.
მხეცი ხაარ!! ლ,გ
👍☮️
u r very badass dude. Georgian Viking ♥♥
Hi! I am a parkour coach and I thoroughly enjoyed watching you scaling these fences! Parkour requires insane amount of fitness!
Hopefully after the war when Russian invaders leave Ukraine, you'll keep doing parkour as a great way to stay fit all the way to old age!
Long live all good people!
Slava Ukraini.
Ken Rhee is a South Korean UDT/SEAL who also completed the US BUD/s & SEAL Qualification Training. He has experience in Iraq & Somalia. I first discovered this guy on Ed Stafford's First Man Out & was impressed by his balls of steel & skills during the challenge. When i found out more abt his background including this, im even lost for words
Hello, I’m Georgian, first of all, to all Ukrainians here - слава україні! ми завжди вас підтримаємо!
Georgians have been fighting in Ukraine since 2014. Ukrainians are our brothers, they supported us when nobody else did and we will always support them no matter what happens. There was a war in August 2008 when russians invaded Georgia, basically the scenario was the same so we know how it feels. You can search russo-Georgian war (2008) I think it would be interesting for you.
🇺🇦❤️🇬🇪 Brothers forever!
EU report says Georgia was the aggressor
@@acknodbikes5051 okay 3.5 million Georgia, with 30000 military personal attacks russia, extremely logical, use some critical thinking people why the fuck would we do that? and no Georgian soldier ever passed the border, how can you be an aggressor within your own country? The scenario was just like in Ukraine now in February 2022, the only difference is that nobody wanted to mess with putin because of tiny Georgia.
@@imedakobakhidze2679 i talked only about EU commission words.
.გენაცვალე ძმაო, ყველაფერი კარგად აუხსენი💪🏼🇬🇪💪🏼🇬🇪💪🏼🇬🇪💪🏼🇺🇦💪🏼🇺🇦💪🏼🇺🇦
Greets from Poland! Keep up the good work.Slava Ukrainie!!
many thanks to the Polish people for the help you provide!
I love you Poland 🇵🇱 ♥ 🇺🇦
You say that motto but do you not know or do you not care that it’s the same motto used by Nazi collaborators who killed tens of thousands of your own people?
@@Mortablunt German people killed milions of my people....there was many collaborating nations. I'm supporting country that is invaded by russian subhuman worms. I know history and I live in present time...not the past. This is not my war, but I see who i who. Germans and russians killed most of my family during WW2, should I hate todays germans? What You're trying to accomplish with this comment?
Pierdolić banderowców i ich popleczników
As Ukrainian veteran I want to thank you for your support and I hope all our units become professional like this!(excuse me for English)
It's just a matter of time before the free European nation called Ukraine gets his proven military force to be as professional as those of the EU, of the US, of Japan, of South Korea, of Taiwan etc.
Slava Ukraini fratello.
Ветеран чего ты? АТО так называемой? Ну как там, пиздато было против мирняка воевать?
@@flandern6007 Пиздак завали свой. Я с Донецка. И я помню, тварь ты плешивая, как руснявые гондоны в спину стреляли по нам, мирным. И ебашили градами по нашим домам. Хотя ВСУ там и близко не было. Постоянно пытались провоцировать. Пидарас ты ебучий
@@user-ft7ih1do3f типа пересекли границу (потому что иначе не долетит), отгрузили пакет и уехали назад, а погранцам вообще на похуй что мимо них грады ездят?)) напоминаю, тогда на границе ДНР и РФ стояли пограничники, подчиняющиеся Киеву. Или тот же Мариуполь, где протестующих сожгли, это тоже руснявый агент сделал?)) твоя теория сама себе противоречит, и сам ты тоже пиздабол. У меня друг в 2014 с Донбасса съебал и он знает кто и откуда по ним стрелял. Если бы это были бы "руснявые гандоны", то в Россию он бы точно не уехал
@@flandern6007 Ну да, конечно, стояли украинские) Что ты мне пиздишь тут. Оружие получается, с рашки в коробоках подарочных везли? И армия отсоссии тогда появилась на оккупированых территориях тоже волшебным образом?)) Молчал бы уже лучше
This is actually one of the best most fascinating things I’ve ever seen on the internet. I watched it when it first came out as I was already following this Korean Navy SEAL. But it was so good I watched your review anyway. So Ken the Korean SEAL went to Ukraine and then hand picked a team of ex operators to go kill invading fascists. It’s the stuff of frikkin movies. To me these lads are genuine heros. They did not need to do this. But they saw a bully picking on a smaller guy for no reason and stepped in. Big respect
You should definitely follow this guy and review more of his content when he puts it out.
Glory to the heroes. LONG LIVE UKRAINE 🇺🇦
"to go kill invading fascist" this clearly shows you know nothing about Ukraine. Those guys didn't fight for Ukraine, they fought for money and private companies, Typical Ukrainian supporter.
@@akatoshmorgul9367 I’m sorry you are such a confused, undereducated, impressionable and indoctrinated little titwank.
Being a cheerleader for an unprovoked war of fascist imperialism is not a good look for you
"They did not need to do this" exactly, Ken & his other korean buddy Logan even went against South Korea's law/entry ban at that time to protect others. They knew they risk going to prison when they go back to Korea, yet they still went ahead. These guys are amazing.
Captivating vid/reaction. My heart is still racing. Total respect to all involved in the defence of Ukraine 🇺🇦
Not Ukraine it FREE WORLD Putin wants all back what they had at End of WW2
Agreed. Respect. God speed, good luck, and thank you to these brave men!
*in the defense of globalist military industrial complex.
The guy with the black cap cutting the sleeve @ 15.17 is finnish i believe. Slava Ukraini and Hakkaa päälle suomen poika! 🇫🇮🇺🇦
Source? He sounds american
@@TwistedNerve1 Marksman Community yt channel:" Volunteer from finland in ukraine" .He has served in the finnish army and french foreign legion
@@TwistedNerve1 He is Alex. Alot of finns once they get quite fluent with english naturally develope a more american sounding accent than anything else. It’s weird but happened to me as well it just comes without trying. If you are to sound like a brit you are really trying to😂
Idiootti
@@TwistedNerve1 Finnish people usually sounda american (or british) when they are confident speaking english.
Footage like this is so wild to watch. Like an updated inkling of WW2 urban combat against near-peer opponents.
Except Ww2, was 1000 times crazier and full of combat.
@@GratDuForloradeArgumentet not sure it was much crazier given the casualties in this war vs total number of troops. Russia invaded with 200K and credible sources claim that 90K are killed or wounded, in 8 months!
@@scepticalwalker3984 Credible sources, who?
This is even hardcore footage, they always stayed in relatively "safe" zones because they lacked proper command and were scared to enter live hit combat. They did it for the money and private companies.
@@akatoshmorgul9367 yeah Right, that'll be why the Ukraines recognised their achievements and why they were awarded medals for the Kyiv Offensive and the battle of Irpin
I saw the flags and for some reason I was sure there are finnish soldiers in this team. And there he is, token finn Alex. Respect to my countrymen or in Alex’s case no-countrymen. Going from the french foreign legion to the ukrainian foreign legion.
Hyvä Suomi 👍 Greetings from Sweden.
In Ukraine a lot of soldiers are swapping patches. Not everyone wears their own flag or unit patch etc
@@kb7.62 i mean in the intro. Which shows the nationality of the soldiers in the team
alex used his french passport when he joined @@HoseTheBeast
When this video first dropped on Twitter someone who was involved mentioned that they returned to the area where they ambushed the BMP a few days later and that guy's rifle was still right where he left it, so that little saga had a happy ending.
🤣 I did wonder if that would have walked into Russian hands by then, good to hear he got it back........needs to keep it closer in future
Thanks for the important detail!
Total RESPECT for these brave People! Peace
But when multi national Muslims do their best to defend innocent people in Afghanistan, Iraq, or Syria or anywhere they are immediately to be called terrorists by the the hypocrite west who doesn't care by anything except their Interest.
mercenaries dogs?
WOW, straight off the bat, look how well prepared and equipped they are! Taking new windows and building materials into battle, amazing!
I'm from Irpin'. Those houses are pretty normal for our town. The city been growing rapidly in last decade.
Your buildings are built very well 😊if you get my drift
That was intense! Thank you for the professional assessment.
best story continuity is that at the very very beginning of the video, the leader told the camera dude to always have his bag on him and right at the end he goes "i have mine"....just made my day
Serious respect to these guys and all fighting for their land in Ukraine
Ive seen these guys in some other videos and i like the leadership of this group.
Good command and control there, likewise skills. If you have every worked with a multi-national team on any project it is always much harder to communicate and get things to flow, so watching their skills and interaction was great. Good to see them looking after the wounded, people may not know you so well and not care so much in some situations, but clearly here everyone looks after eachother. So funny hearing the guy say he'd kept his bag as he got into the mrap (-:
These guys are as skilled as the average soldier.
What an incredible video. Really enjoyed your commentary on it also.
Something else to keep in mind, none of these guys have been working together long, all of them are from completely different militaries so the mesh isn't perfect, but each of them is so good at their jobs that they still work really well together.
Thanks for support. It's really means a lot for us 🙏🇺🇦
That smug "Welle... Ive got mine" killed me ;D
I am to please.
Outstanding footage, Theo. I have a friend in Kyiv and I received an email from her on Saturday. She said she was woke up by an explosion, not in the city centre, and the power went out. What got me was when she said 'I am scared of dying'. It makes me feel helpless but it's good to know that these guys are doing their best to keep people like her safe and I have nothing but the highest respect for them.
I hope she's okay man, it sucks that people have to go through this
And yet you were completely uncaring when Ukraine did this to Donetsk for eight years and counting.
@@Mortablunt That's a very 'virtue signalling' thing to say. I'm a 50 year old man, with no military experience who is nearly blind in one eye. Ukraine is not my country. There is not really much I can do other than send what funds I can afford. I know my place. If you are not a frontline soldier or an aid worker I can easily ask you the same question. I have someone I care about over there I was just painting a picture of the reality.
@@s3any1977 You misunderstood him. He is a russian troll trying to legitimize the russian invasion and bate you into argument. Its how they operate
@@listrahtes Got ya 👍
A little hard to follow what was happening but you seemed to know what they were doing and your commentary was really helpful in understanding the situation.
There are a lot of Georgians fighting in Ukraine since they experienced the same as Ukraine in 2008 (Russo-Georgian War)
Around 300 dead Georgians already.
Lt Ken Rhee is well known as a former Korean seal. He did a programme where he survived, raced a former Brit soldier called Ed Stafford first man out.
just for info. Ed tried RM but didnt make it all the way
which korea tho
@@cramden7778 yo mama
He was also the only allied student who ever went through sqt
@@graememccaig723 wait i thought Ed was special forces or something? I must have remembered wrongly
Good commentary brother 👍 by the way I smashed the spotter at the beginning of the video.... happy days
Borscht is a Ukrainian dish. Funnily enough you started to see it on the menu in Finnish student restaurants after the war started. 😅
Bruhh
borsch is slavic dish
I think it's eaten all over eastern Europe, it's just Beet soup.
@@GratDuForloradeArgumentet I think he meant that there were so many Ukrainian student refugees in Finland that they started serving borsch on the menu too.
@@acknodbikes5051 As a Ukrainian, I declare to you that borsch is a purely Ukrainian dish. Now borsch is a UNESCO heritage. On February 24, we applied for UNESCO to recognize it as a national heritage of Ukraine. As you understand, UNESCO is not the organization that takes everything by ear. We provided evidence and arguments. By the way, Russia stole borsch from us as well as many other things. It appropriates all the best from other countries that were once part of the USSR. Many poets, writers and composers that the world considers Russian are actually Ukrainian or from other republics of the former USSR. For example, here is a list of the most prominent "Russians" that the Soviet Union appropriated - Tolstoy. Kazimir Malevich. Anna Akhmatova. Aivazovsky. Gogol. Bulgakov. Maxim Berezovsky. Dmitry Bortnyansky . Sergei Korolev. Nikolai Amosov. Nikolai Leontovich. Vernadsky, Igor Sikorsky. And if you knew how many scientists they stole..how many technologies. Most of the nuclear technologies of the USSR were made in Ukraine by Ukrainian scientists. You do not know so much. How much Russia lied to our folklore and said that it was her )))) and if you knew how she rewrites history. Borsch is a purely Ukrainian dish. Russian culture is the same fake as the legend of their army.
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sick video, would love more of these!
I just LOVED this video.
Do more of these, please!
The flag you couldn't identify is of Georgia
Absolutely awesome commentary!
자랑스러운 대한민국 이근대위🎉
Best Ukraine vid for me, some good operating!! great summary too !!!
i love the absolutely insane amount of foreign fighters that ukraine is getting.
1k killed already, and just to safe guard humanity's greatest money laundering operation that also keep the military industrial complex active.
Ukraines foreign volunteers are hero’s! Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦💙💛💙💛💙💛🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻
They're men who killed for money with the excuse of freedom.
That Korean leader have mi respect and admiration hes so good and he looks verry cool.
Great drills guys,keep safe
Damn first time I felt like I was there. Goosebumps thru the vdeo, pretty intense.
Damn. I was reading a book made about a Finnish voulenteer Aleksi Lysander. In the book he described a battle just like this, and I got a flashback from this video. So I went back to watch it, and that's him, in the black FFL cap. Such big kudos to the guy, he enlisted at 18 years old in the French Foreign Legion, and has been fighting i.e. In Afghanistan. The lore of Aleksi is insane, and the battles and scenes he tells about in the book are unreal. The guy who got injured, Otto made it out good, there's a picture of him and Aleksi in the hospital, as well as the bullet he got shot with in the book. Otto was also a legionnaire.
I am polish/Ukrainian.
Slava Ukraini!!!!!!
Slava Biden and the rest of the military industrial complex.
My grandma Polish and I love being Ukrainian and Polish
The historical man who said that would have blown your head off of the crime of being a Pole. Don’t support their successors they hate you just as much.
Good stuff.. Reminds me of my tour in Kabul 2003
Impressing soldiers. SLAVA UKRAINE 💙💛❤
An awesome video 👏👏👏
Learning from tactical leadership! ☝️💪
Nice to see the operators using our Polish rifle.... keep it up, I hope Ukraine will soon be free from this red plague
He was very bright person..Rest in peace
this was so interesting to watch! i love ur reactions
Fyi Ken Rhee is actually a bit of a celebrity prior to this war. He also has an interview with BBC explaining the footage, what it was like trying to join, the chaos of it all, & how he built his team. It's pretty interesting.
I first watched him on Ed Stafford's First Man Out, had no idea who this dude was. After watching that, i knew this dude was on another level. Then i came across his CZcams and found out he completed US Seal Qualification Training. I thought that was like the icing on the cake. Then this video left me even more speechless. Badass dude.
KIA Captain Oleksiy Chubashev was a Ukrainian military journalist(pre war)...
Re the bags etc in the Falklands the baggage was left behind the troops advancing and they had a few nights without any food or cover other than what they were wearing. Planning this sort of thing is important.
well you carry 18 hours of rations in your battle belt pouches in the british army then and now so they wernt quite without anything
Great video!
Slava Ukraini
slava ukraini is nazi slogan
Ken Rhee and his buddies are heroic people. We all owe them.
That Korean guy is a navy seal.
Translation at 6:13 (spoken in russian but with an accent, i suspect that’s a georgian guy)
- hey Goga, how are you?
- i’m good. You see that there(pointing in the direction)? That was [fired] at me. And i was within 10 meters from it
Yea he is georgian for sure. Even his face was blurred manner of speech is georgian
Can confirm.
This one was wild!
Hey @Combat Arms Channel, greetings from Finland! Have you seen the channel Civ Div, who has Go-pro footage of his missions in Ukraine! It's friggin' tense as hell! Edit: or is this actually his videos?
Thanks!
Living 5 km away from Irpin - the city in video
thanks to this guys, my house is save now
Your welcome, it was our pleasure my friend 😊
You might want to look at The Flashback and his GoPro action videos in the eastern front.
6:17 - "See that? (pointing at the rubble, I guess) That was fucking on me. And I was 10 meters away from it"
These guys are sporting CZ Bren 2 rifles.. very cool
The flag you were not sure about it was Georgia. A lot of georgians are fighting on this war against Russia, and since 2014 as well.
Awesome Video
As u said in the video, they can track the devices pretty easly. If that phone has a sim-card they can track that too.
Those infantrymen in the end must have been like "What about command, they just left us?"
That’s awesome to see.
Cap. Oleksii Chubashev was a ukrainian military journalist and a host, participated in military type shows as a recruit. Some highlights of his shows - czcams.com/video/wcYw4I7WtN8/video.html.
Since 2015 Chubashev was active in ATO Zone in Donbass.
After the russian full-scale invasion in February 2022 he was an active as a member of the ukrainian Special Forces. A bit later got moved to the International Foreign Legion. Died on the June 10th 2022 in Severodonetsk.
Glory to the Heroes!
10:00 and some change looks like Polish " GROT " the karabin... hmmm
Gotta say simple thing that many video creates lack is that the orginal video is hard to find in the videos not with you man first link thanks for that :D
I've heard it said before, that the scariest thing on the battlefield is a guy armed with a pair of binoculars and a radio, who knows how to use them.
those guy on 6:23 said that what's up mate. just look at this it was on me, i was near it only 10 metres
They're fully equipped.. I was thinking this battle is a 1 on 1 type but there are PFs involved in it
The asian looking guy(the leader im guessing) is looking cool man :). This kind of footage is the Best
They're all accountable to Military forces of Ukraine, signed contracts with them.
I was half watching this video and it took me 10min to realise it wasn't an excersise
I really dont know how to put it, That was a real insight into the initial stages of the war and to be honest all them guys looked properly trained and the best thing is that none of them where made to be there but for some reason they "Had" to be, legends all of them and i'm sure the Russians knew they where up against some pretty ally guys and that alone would of slowed them down and help bring about getting them out of the area, just 9 guys, upmost respect, sincerely.
You can watch his wonderful films about his attempts to join UASOF,UA marines and UA sniper corps...
BIG LOVE TO JOU FROM HOLLAND AMSTERDAMSE 🧡🧡🧡🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱🇳🇱SLAVA UKRAIN 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
BTW I was wondering what 2IC means:
2IC apparently means second in command, the person tasked with taking over if command should be somehow incapacitated.
So within a platoon I reckon the junior officer (typically a Lieutenant) is in command and the senior NCO is 2IC.
Military people please correct or expand.
there is a guy at the end of this video
Oleksiy Chubashev
He is a well-known military journalist in Ukraine, as well as a military, he died in Severodonetsk.
He filmed many programs on the polarization of NATO and American technology. He participated in exercises in NATO and Ukraine, but his most famous project
czcams.com/video/XXxkEgfWVn0/video.html
That was a great video
Adrenaline is a helluva drug.
I remember my beret insignia march, we had this fuckoff heavy 3 day kit backpack and full combat gear with lvl IV plates and our fuckoff heavy Ak's.
When taking breaks it was slightly challenging to get back up but when we were ambushed with gunfire, we just returned fire and magically stood up and pulled back running like it was nothing.
The flag that you pointed aut here 2:19 is the country of Georgia not the state but the country in cokases region bordering Armenia and Azerbaijan and Russia.
He knows that, he mentioned "because we haven't seen the special forces from that country yet".
People that see the small thing’s in a conventional war. Like the driver starting the car when everyone is in! Tanks have heat sensors! Leader on POINT!!!
You should also react to CivDiv's footage from his time in Ukraine, it's on youtube.
THIS ISN'T A MOVIE THIS IS REAL LIFE.
And its incredibly sad and horrible
Thank you for reacting to the videos about Ukraine!
rumour has it the dude is still sneaking around looking for his rifle
they went back to the area days later and found his rifle still there.
That. Was. Epic.
You should react to "The Russians never stopped firing" − Swedish volunteer fighter in Ukraine. It have English subtitles and is a great video.
The leader making South Korea proud.
there is also many finns in ukraine fighting for them, i heard finnish leaders are big shout over there because the training
Thanks for your support & this reaction 🇺🇦♥️🇺🇲
Hi wouldn't the BMP gun be able to start shooting through the building walls and spraying shrapnel everywhere?
Crazy how many of them are running just irons. I see a lot CZ Bren's too.
Ken Rhee (ROKSEAL) is a legendary former Korean Navy Seal. Slava Ukraini.
Why is he legendary
@@GratDuForloradeArgumentetbecause he was calm and a good team leader, he faught in a real war and somehow stoped the Russian from capturing Kyiv.. that's make him legendary..
@@GratDuForloradeArgumentet there's so many reasons. He is the only ally to be invited & complete US Navy SEALs Qualification Training. Dude went against South Korea's ban to enter Ukraine. He risk going to prison yet he still does it.
6:26
isn't that the korean navy seal whose team was near poland when it happened, then he went AWOL to fight?