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Russians don't leave their own behind?
Let's find out firsthand, but be warned, there is some profanity in the video.
Having given the floor to a Ukrainian army sergeant in a previous video, I could not
help but give the floor to those on the other side of the trenches.
Russian soldiers who had managed to survive the meat grinder on the front lines addressed
their commanders emotionally.
Such emotions cannot be played, read from a piece of paper or said under duress.
No one asked them to do that.
They were simply given the opportunity to speak.
Probably for the first time in their lives, realizing that fate had given them a chance
to survive, they were given a voice.
In captivity these soldiers felt more freedom than they had in their homeland in Russia,
where they were afraid to speak.
Listen to the resentment and anger with which these occupiers accuse their commanders of
betrayal.
I send my regards to our commanders.
Karp, I'm talking to you!
Leshiy!
Commander Soroka!
Comrade Colonel Zvalinsky!
Hello, Danya.
Company commander, call sign CHITA ! We held there for three days, no one came for us.
They just left us, threw us in the meat grinder and just left us.
What for?
So we would just die.
Just die like dogs.
You bastards!
You left your own people behind.
Oleg and the foreman who f**king abandoned me...
You've left us all to our own devices.
When guys are f**king dying next to you, and you see them lying there.
Shouting "Sanya, help me," and I can't help myself, I'm bleeding the f**k out.
And at that moment, you took off while we're being crushed there.
You just left the young lads to die.
To die ! They all got families, kids, all of them.
A big thank you for abandoning everyone.
They have no right to carry the rank of officers, just a word - bastards.
You left us, and you said the Russians do not leave their own behind!
Who are you after that?
Bastards!
Bastard, I'll find you somewhere.
I'll drive you into the ground myself, understand?
Asshole!
And that other one, Leshii, he was with you, commander.
I'll take you both out from under the ground, the creatures, and destroy you as best I can.
How can you afford such a thing?
The Russians don't abandon their own.
You left us there like cannon fodder.
To die.
What are we fighting for, I don't understand it myself?
Stop deceiving guys like me.
From what they show on TV, how beautiful and smooth everything there is, I did not see
any of this at all.
You're bastards, you're just bastards.
Cause, b**ch, if I knew this is how Russia is gonna fool us.
I want you to burn in hell.
After that you can compare for yourself the treatment of your soldiers on both sides.
Some abandon their soldiers during combat, others go into battle along with everyone
else.
Some defend their home, relatives and country, others don't know why they came here.
The television, however, promised a very different picture - the victorious march of the Russian
army on Ukrainian soil.
But in the end only a prisoner or a black bag.
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