Ukraine wants to recruit 20,000 prisoners for war
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- Ukraine turned to prisons to recruit inmates for the military as it continues to experience manpower shortages in its fight against Russian aggression. The Kyiv Independent got access to two Ukrainian prisons, providing a glimpse into how the recruitment is going and how inmates feel about this new option.
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i think those prisoners are safer in cells than brutal and hell on earth frontlines
Nowhere in Ukraine is safe since Russia's war is ongoing
It would be breaking a settlement between victims and verdicts. See...for instance what about or with those punished with sex crimes, human trafficking, the fabrication of forbidden drugs and productions of or first handler trader hierarchie criminals, narcotics, etc. So heavy criminality excluded from being able to join this, sorry, but I don't think that is sane to do. But to be punished according to a order of a judge, sometimes multiple judges, and attempts to come judgement, with higher court and laws leading to it in place it can be an enduring case. Specially when dealing with prisoners and mental states of them, etc. Resettling that into a army contract, is a Russian method. But we do not allow this. As a European I say this is not the way. Yet hiring mercenaries is a different thing, but for a set and sound recognition, not a bail out of jail.
So temporary - All besides - psychopaths and sociopaths and murderers and so onward. But theft of money or insurance or such related crimes, drug related ones - release is possible, and on base of judgement on their behaviours in the army, they may be either shortened, or bailed out, for instance when ending up heavily wounded, extremely well behaved, recognition citizenship. Etc. Being in prison in wartime, in a nation under attack, seems a little overly exposed to danger, which should not be. A safe prison time assured. Imprisoning someone, a real serious responsibility.
Voluntary would be the only way I see it possible to get them out temporarily. By reason and extreme shortage on soldiers at the front. Simple as that. That be possibly the only way a higher judge would judge this into reality and a possibility. And definitely not without the same course off action, as for training and educating them. I guess the only way, to make your statement possible? I would say 85% sure, yes. With a minimal contract of 3 and a maximum of 5 years. Would be preferred. If that is what they feel they can repay something with, heal some of the wounds, that they should get that chance. Why not...right.. :) 👍 I'd say go for it!
Yes, they are. However, many non-violent criminals are not sociopaths and may want to defend their nation, just like anyone else. With these laws, they may, if they can convince the board of their conviction.
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@@user-xs6th9xi2i Some prisoners may want to serve in the military. In order for them to be able to apply for service, they must be non-violent prisoners and be found motivated enough. It is indeed dangerous to go to the front-lines, but a prisoner might still want to protect their nation.
The same people who were laughing at Russia for doing the same thing. The irony😃
I would suggest reading the story here: kyivindependent.com/inside-ukraines-prisoner-recruitment-efforts-to-bolster-front-line-troops/. There are many differences
No there is none .. @@kyivindependent
A drowning person grasps at straws and extreme situations require unique solutions. +500k young, healthy ukrainians men ready for military service fled the country due to corruption on the border, just like russians did.
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@@manchagojohnsonmanchago6367Not a fan of recruiting from prisons. If Ukraine does it, I hope they dont mislead men like Russia has done (telling them they will be away from the front line, then sending them to the front line). I hope they stay honest about it and these men know what theyre getting into.
“Illegal Ammunition” - sounds like he’ll be selling his gear on black market😂
The only negative thing here is that they want to form a battalion of only inmates. That is not smart... they should be distributed in all areas and not only with other former inmates...
It will only create a "us" within' the army... inevitably they will complain about being only used for bad assignments or isolated...
They should be like any other soldier...
I would agree with you in theory, but penal units have traditionally not mixed well with professional soldiers. You also just can't trust them to hold the line in the same way you can trust a properly motivated soldier. I do agree, however, that they should be respected and not used as cannon fodder. More dissent in the ranks is not what Ukraine needs right now, and these people can be very valuable if trained and supported properly.
They are cannon fodder, we all know it
I think that we are generally dealing with people of low moral character here. It would be best to not have their attitudes infect other soldiers.
@@jonathanjacob5453 at the end they will be forced to be just another soldier, but if you form separate unit, than it will be problem eventually, it become some sort of mobile prison
Horrible idea, 20k is enough to have their own units and even if there wasn't you don't mix them in with regular soldiers.
some prisoners can be redeemed through war but I would be careful in selection.
No one was saying that when russians were doing it lol But yah you are right
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@@John-rr9suThey did it in 2022 tho, just when their big invasion started and they were "winning", just like they are "winning" now. So no surprise why people think it was stupid and a low move that left their intentions and real situation cristal clear.
The military are careful in selecting prisoners for their units
Remember what a terrible thing this was when it was a russian policy?
read the article idiot. POV's, not criminals
The video literally states that inmates with violent and serious crimes are still not allowed to join, it's for inmates with lighter sentences to redeem themselves. Literally when the Ukrainians interviewed captured Wagner fighters some of the Russian convict confessed that they were rapist and murderers, the worse of the worse.
The Russian policy was for people to serve a given time period and be given freedom, regardless of them being mass murderers and cannibals, everyone can imagine the issues that arise with this, which has been demonstrated in reality with the same people who got released again committing terrible crimes..In this case not only aren't the prisoners convicted of particilarly serious crimes, but Ukrainian military does also not operate with this limited time period in service
Just read the title huh? XD
Lots of hypocrisy in this war.
2.5 years of jail or indefinitely serve in the front lines, very good incentive there :/
The people decide themselves as free people what to do. Prisoners have an opportunity now, and if they want to join the army, they apply and go serving if deemed fit
@@AlexanderKhrebet I totally agree with you, I'm only saying that I see the form the plan is implemented is a bit “not attractive” to put it in some way and I highly doubt how many people will be captivated in this
@@AlexanderKhrebet they are forced. That s only logical explanation. if Ukraine catch people on street for conscription and there are thousnds of videos about it, what changes these prisoners are not forced? zero
@@sguploads9601 The video never said they’re being forced.. Stop the lies comrade.
It's better to be in prison than to die in a meat attack
I know Ukraine needs boots on the ground. However, I hope these prisoners do not betray Ukraine.
Given that non-prisoners have betrayed Ukraine, it won't surprise me if some prisoners do.
Ukraine is as corrupt as anyone. These "criminals" could be completely innocent or just hold beliefs the current regime deems criminal...
Be quiet imbecile
Who is this ugly repulsive excuse for a woman sending these idiots off to die for American corporations?
Want to know who the corrupt jew zalensky successfulsocieties.princeton.edu/sites/g/files/toruqf5601/files/BlackRock.pdf works for ?
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Not as long as they screen prisoners no. If someone is in jail for economic crime or other non-violent offenses, their release is not going to cause a major spike in violent crime.
Russia's war is hell, and these people are going to help Ukraine to get rid of this hell.
@@GnosticAtheistlots of other people in these comments saying "all criminals are terrible lunatics", it's nice to see you saying the opposite. Slava Ukraine from Texas
Thank you for this report. Your content is really great.
I hope you're on the frontline, hero ^^
It was common place in the uk up until the 70s for a magistrate to offer a young offender convicted of minor offences the chance to enlist and avoid conviction.
Many of them stayed and served their 22 years.
Sadly young people today would not last 5 minutes
They cannot take discipline or not being able to say the word No.
It was the same in the US
Young people are fighting and dying in Ukraine every day! What are you talking about young people can't do this or can't do that! Very rich coming from the boomer generation who have had everything given to them and pulled up the ladder behind them. I'm so sick of people with this attitude.
When push comes to shove, millennials have to fix all the problems that boomers were too cowardly to even face, starting with Russia and climate change.
YOUNG PEOPLE TODAY ARE FIGHTING IN THE ARMED FORCES AND DYING RIGHT NOW. SHUT YOUR MOUTH
The irony is the surname "Netavrovanyi" means "unbranded" (wasn't subjected to branding) but he has gone down despite that.
Suitable convicts appropriately truth tested and psyche analysed ( instead of rabble roused) could become effective patriotic soldiers.
Everyone could become a good soldiers. And thise prisoners whi applied to join the army are already patriotic
FROM PRISON TO THE GRAVE.
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Prisoners during war not prisoners of war!
Ww2 do a history back tra k kn prisoners of war before uk and russia start gain ground against the nazi all these concentration camps were full or soldier no Jews but uk and usa created propaganda to push jews into a rich oil land after hitler found a huge oil sources usa wanted to control
I understand there are strict conditions for selection.
They are not stupid.
They are, dude west make them fight with Russia, ofc they are stupid.
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I think good chance.. anyway after jail if he mobilized, there is no point to be in jail 😮
Well if there’s one thing Russia and Ukraine now have in common: using convicts to fight their wars
People go to prison to prevent them from committing further crime and to attempt to reform them from committing further crime. Arguably being mobilised provides both functions. So this might be a good thing for Ukrainian society to do.
Prisoners are in prisons to serve term for their felonies. Now they have a possibility to serve and get redemption in another way
I THOUGHT IT WAS THE RUSSIANS WHO WERE DOING THAT... WILL THEY ALSO BE ARMED WITH SHOVELS?
It’s crazy that a country is bragging about using prisoners in war because they have lost so many of there army and civilians fighters that they are forced to let criminals fight
This seems like a good program. Well done, Ukraine. I wish every participating convict good luck. Be brave.
Where was this energy when Russia was doing it
@glintongordon6811 the Russians did it completely different and you know it. They literally took any one regardless of the severity of their crimes and then let them back into society after 6 months where many committed serious crimes again
lol…really professional military…no wonder their losing
At least Ukraine screens and makes condition on who i eligible for joining the military
And these conditions are going to be ammended probably to expand the prisoners' categories who will be able join the army
WHUT????????????????
Sure, sure... ;)
(The propaganda was successful)
I say if they are willing to fight for the country and prove that they will fight them sure why not
Desperation at best
like ruzzia?
Prison time or joining the military wasn't rare in the US military either.
@@yo2trader539 .... and the british.
russias doing it ! what does that mean ??
Those who don't behave in society and end up in prison, need to redeem themselves, a penal unit serves that purpose, at least it brings some value and purpose to their lives, they could also be military equipment maintainer's or work on logistics in the frontlines. In the US we have around 1.9 million in prison, we should draft legislation and send .9 million to help out in the front lines.
Nice videos
Two and a half years for possession of ammunition. They deserve to be invaded with laws like that
Perfect way to empty your prisons but when they return is when the problems start
I don’t think they’ll be returning
I have to ask the questions to the prisoners: did serving time made u reflect back on what you did
WAIT I HEARD THIS ONE BEFORE LOL!
This program is twofold:1; it's a means of redemption for the inmates and 2; it's a good use of a very valuable resource that would otherwise go to waste
It’s sad that “drug delivery” is considered a crime that would put you in prison …
Please, read the written story about this, there more details onto this drug delivery. The link is in the video description
Drugs are death. He's delivering death
He faced 12 years and only got 5 because he cooperated. At the same time some guy is only getting 14 years for double homicide. Sheesh. Silly priorities is not a sign of good morality.
They had the nerve to chat 💩 about Wagnar 🤢
Read the full story, there is about Wagner and Russian approach to conscript prisoners. The link is the video description
@@AlexanderKhrebethypocrisy
@@XiJayPegilliteracy
There is a big difference..Wagner has been doing it first for years,,Ukraine are looking at only minor crimes committed by prisoners,,
What's does that woman think she knows saying they are the first to adopt a legal mechanism for forcing convicts to the front line. Hasn't Putin been doing this??
Ukraine is not forcing prisoners to serve. This service is voluntary
Please be careful.. Sounds like a scary idea but yes, Selection. I hope.
Yes, there's a strict selection process, and the inmates who commited heavy crimes like murder are not allowed to join. Read more in the story here: kyivindependent.com/inside-ukraines-prisoner-recruitment-efforts-to-bolster-front-line-troops/
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Wanting to be Europeans and Members of the Union, as well as a member of NATO, than you know, that we will not, and shall not force prisoners into a army function. It is a hard rule. Yet voluntary is a different thing. But doing this for regression on punishments is a serious point. It is not a very pleasant nor correct way of dealing with lack on soldiers. As a European I say this is not the way. Yet hiring mercenaries is a different thing.
Good idea
Europe should perhaps open up its prisons and prisoners to such ideas. For a mutual exchange. It would be just a more controlled or not french foreign legion. If nk enter the game then those numbers will need matching. It would also help on the tax side of things and pay itself self off based on results by such prisoners after the facts of they have been re kitted by Ukraine and paid for by a Ukrainian loan
2 years earlier, everyone forgot? I think this proves the utter desperation on the Ukranian side. They simply have no more soldiers.
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Oh wow how tables have turned.
I see lots of military age men from Ukraine in Edmonton.
For nation 👍️
14 years for double homicide?
It would be breaking a settlement between victims and verdicts, to punished according to a order of a judge, sometimes multiple, and resettling that into a army contract, is a Russian method. But we do not allow this. As a European I say this is not the way. Yet hiring mercenaries is a different thing, but for a set and sound recognition, not a bail out of jail.
Please read the full story here. The video also emphasizes that inmates receive parole - not that their sentence is lifted. kyivindependent.com/inside-ukraines-prisoner-recruitment-efforts-to-bolster-front-line-troops/
@@kyivindependent Than it is temporary mercenaries, with a frozen sentence and paused sentence. Which is what I stated clearly, that is excluded from EU law. So ... like I said?! Go ahead, but make sure there is no mistakes made, since these will count dreadfully. It will be hard to point to Russia doing the same things, when you do them yourself as well. ICC will take in to account when this construction is misused. And as Ukraine you would not want that to happen. Last not least, why not hire mercenaries from befriended nations? Why so difficult? Why not just ask supporting nations, to be able to market and request for interested people to join the Ukraine Foreign Forces? Why so...difficult and non constructive, why seeking solutions so close to criminal structures? Because it is easy? You know what easy is, is to talk about this issue with political leaders, request them to leave you free to market for soldiers or military help etc, in their nations, posters in bus stops all over EU and befriended nations. I would not mind those, since that would simply be legal...specially when you hand them a same training for the same time, and let them pass through your armies as equals, with equal opportunity and not use them as quick fix/cannon fodder, than what would be against it? Ask for the freedom to do so, and you might get it. Hiring criminals as mercenaries, is definitely in what ever way, not a quick fix either. And this action here is leaning toward misuse, and will be misused, when you can not treat them equally, since after their service they will have to still answer to their frozen sentences, and therefore can not even receive the same treatments as any other soldier in your armies. So...do not even cross that line. Ask EU for better opportunities to market for soldiers amongst Europeans, and you might get the opportunity to ask them to join you. Good luck.
Ukraine is in total mobilization and they signed or passed a law for the people who left have to come back and they’ve been in marshal law for more than a year.
This will end badly. Watch Buffalo soldiers.
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well what a great resocialization....
If you're dead, you're basically "resocialized".
THE END OF COMEDY IS IN NOVEMBER 2024.
They already got 2 or 3 thousand rn ig there training.
Она это делает с 2014 годп
The mobilized people gets 15 days of training in Ukraine the prisoners get 2 o 3 months but we will see.
How many ukrainian oligarch are on front?
Taking one out of Russia's playbook eh
The remaining prisoners. Seems like that all prisoners are not deadlines yet. Over 30k prisoners were released last year year to fight against Russia....
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Western are comfortable in their home
Yes we are. We wish Russia didn't launch a full scale invasion of a country to disrupt world peace.
And russians are comfortable as they can be in their homes.
So? You want us to die for you cowards?
@@beachbum77979 unfortunately they do not stay in their home they go even in other countries to murder, steal washing machines, rape women, steal children and occupy their land.
Vatniks could be comfortable in their homes too, if they stayed home
when Russia did this all criticized it.
Yes, and now Russia is paying for it because they didnt screen anyone. Murderers and rapists, not out on the streets causing major crimes. Ukraine on the other hand only takes non-violent criminals. Its a major difference.
Торнадо, например
Relax Putin lover, watch the clip one more time. And MAYBE u will notice the different approach of recruiting convicts in Ukraine vs Russia
@@mortyabc I see on TG how Ukrainians just being grabbed forcefully from the streets to military, this happens constantly... and I don's see any reports about this in any Western news media.
There are around 10 thousands videos available where you can easily recognize streets of Ukrainian cities.
You're brainwashed
You may read the full story here, it highlights the differences: kyivindependent.com/inside-ukraines-prisoner-recruitment-efforts-to-bolster-front-line-troops/
Sad where us politics enter only death and sorrow comes
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A chiropractor serving 3 years in prison for having "illegal" ammunition is offered parole if he'll volonteer to be cannon fodder. Ukraine justice system sucks.
In the US we use prisoners who are willing to be trained and fight wildfires. I know Ukraine is intelligent enough to not send them in 'meat waves' so I am guessing some are waiting to see how it goes.
Only Russia uses meat grinder assaults without considering the loses
Jeffrey Sachs interview. Nato enlargement and Russian resistance
@@paulthomas-hh2kvNATO "expansion" came through voluntary application of each member nation. The muscovites don't get to dictate what other nations do.
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We should have done more for Ukraine. If we had helped them build their military earlier this war either would have been much shorter or if they had a strong enough deterring force the invasion would never have been attempted. I hope that we are still able to make a difference and help Ukraine win this war, but I feel ashamed that my government may have failed horribly as a partner and an ally long before the full scale invasion began in 2022: the willful ignorance of Bush Jr., the state of denial under Obama, the apathy and opportunism under Trump, and the half measures and embarrassments under Biden.
God bless Ukraine and the brave warriors. This sounds like a truly healing-by-ennobling imprisoned men and women desiring to turn their lives around for the betterment of us all. Bravo to the heroes.🌻❤🌻❤🌻❤🌻❤🌻❤🌻❤🌻❤🌻❤🌻❤
More canon fodder for the war machine.
Remember they clowned Russia for doing it lol
Not only can we send Weapons but the west can also send our prisoners for Ukraine.
Illegal possession of ammunition, lol
Yes, it is something beyond irony.
Actually I was quite shocked that Russian soldiers that surrendered to German forces were treated as traitors. Many refused to be handled to Russians at the end of the war & finished straight away in a Gulag.
Yeah, you read to many US fairytales about Soviets.
While the fact is that US were still sterilizing ingenious women in 1970s starting from 13yo girls. And this IS a fact.
Please Ukraine, you are making yourselves look like those effing monsters, Russia!
lol.. you're so naive... if you think Ukraine was so much better than Russia, you were wrong..
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Is this state or privately owned prisons?
In Ukraine, all the prisons are state-owned.
Lol😂 Russia do it it was a problem but now it's a good thing what a joke these people are
the difference is what sort of convicts will be sent
@@dimolto731 How you know what sort of convicts will be sent ? :D
@@MrLu4o• The report listed which convicts will NOT qualify and gave examples of convicts that DO qualify. Maybe you should rewatch the video if you missed that information.
@antlife1930 • Russia took anyone from prison, including murderers and rapists. Ukraine specifically excludes them from this program.
Russia did not train its prisoners and didn't give them much equipment. Ukraine plans to and appears to have the resources and motivation to do so.
I don't know how much you keep up with Russian news, but ever since the Wagner group released the first eligible prisoners, the crime rate in Russia has gone up, including rape. Russia's crime problems aren't widely reported, but I see new reports every couple of months.
Another difference is that Ukraine is testing the program with a smaller number of prisoners than Russia did. A sample will allow Ukraine the chance to modify the program, something Russia never did.
@@yvonnetomenga5726 Your source ? Proof ? Or its - Trust me bro ? 😃
bad idea
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Wouldnt be a big deal except...russia did this and everyone lost their minds about it.
Did ruZZia just take anyone straight out of prisons or did they do any kind of screenings on who was chosen?
Honest question.
@@StormSongs7 to my understanding it was only select prisoners. Dont think the option was open to violent offenders etc. Most countries tend to be fairly selective for such kinds of things for obvious reasons.
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I’m not sure I asked correctly.
I’d be fairly confident Ukraine would screen prisoners but wasn’t sure if ruZZia just took anyone for their military during this war.
Don’t know if that’s any clearer.
That's because they recruited murderers and rapists.
@@StormSongs7• Russia took murderers and rapists. Ukraine excludes them.
ukraine copied the russian style of prisoners joining the war.
This is actually much closer to the way prisoners have been recruited into the military in the United States.
@@orion3253very minor difference, don't lie
@@dmitryletov8138 Look up the Ukrainian policy and compare it to what the Russians did.
Remember when Kiev and the west were shaming Russia for the same thing? Oh the hypocrisy.
You know, the muscovites could have fixed their manpower shortage by going back home.
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The west criticized Russia when it did it 😂😂if you can’t beat them just join them. Double standards
Because Russia was getting everyone, even the most serious crime ones, clearly you didn't watch fully, because there's a lot of restrictions for who can do this.
The West criticised Russia for recruiting murderers and rapists without any discrimination about whether they had the potential for release back into society. A lot of them did get back into society and committed more crimes. Ukraine are being careful about who they recruit so are not subject to the same derision.
@@melgibsonmovieand did you watch the video of russias selection of prisoners, no you didn't so you will stay here and spread misinformation
Russia didn't pick people with atrocious crime, and every prisoner who went there went voluntarily. Go look for the video and watch it.
The recruiter even told them that most of them will die, he also told them it is not an easy job and they should quit now if they don't want to go.
@@melgibsonmovie How you know what Russia did ? Only dumb people talk without clue ..🤒
@@melgibsonmovieRussia did no such thing... Russia sends all it's bad criminals to black dolphin, they don't do recruiting from there
Clowns own Wagner😅
Was it not this that West and Ukraine complained Russia about using Wagner :-)???????
Relax Putin lover, watch the clip one more time. And MAYBE u will notice the different approach of recruiting convicts in Ukraine vs Russia
@@mortyabc So i am a putin lover cos i mention the truth?
Hahahahahahahahah. Ukraine is totally winning guys.
And can save money for inmates too😮
Arguably they need to pay them when they start serving, and I'm imaging that average salary of a soldier is higher than a prisoner cost. Of course, if they receive a salary at all
they are forced. That s only logical explanation. if Ukraine catch people on street for conscription and there are thousnds of videos about it, what changes these prisoners are not forced? zero. Basically - this video is just poor propoganda to hide it.
Ukraine is being much smarter than Russia in selecting prisoners.. Yes they committed crimes but it doesn’t mean that they are not a proud Ukrainians. I don’t see this as going as bad as it did with Russia. I would integrate them in regular units though. Give them good training, treat them no differently than other soldiers.. give them hope. Show them redemption.
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Why do you believe to Ukrainian propaganda? Can you answer this question?
@@dmitryletov8138уж всяко лучше, чем российская пропаганда
So about half a months worth of casualties for them
Always doing wrong to the country. For once do something right for your country.👈👍🙂
Ukraine recruits prisoners for war since 2022 February - surprise.
How hypocrite, just LMAO.
Did Russia do this? And didnt everyone think it was dumb and desperate? So, what makes it any different here? Just asking.
Russia took anyone, including murderers and rapists. Ukraine excludes them.
Russia gave little to no training. Ukraine is giving 2 months.
Russia didn't give full kit to its prisoners. Some didn't have rifles. Some only 2 clips/magazines. Ukraine appears able to equip its prisoners.
@@yvonnetomenga5726 yummy propaganda, ukraine has slaughtered their youth and will lose the war.
@@yvonnetomenga5726 That's not true, that's simply propaganda.
@@yvonnetomenga5726source for your information... And don't make it any of the sources that told us about ghost of Kyiv
@@yvonnetomenga5726ukraine can't equip it's good soldiers, they are begging for aid
Mmmmmm so let me get this right Wagner does it bad Ukraine army does it good lol
Something strange is happening to US/Nato MQ 4C Trident spy drones in the Black Sea. One went down due to malfunction and another was struck by lightning. 2 Black Hawks were sent from Romania to investigate.
This is not a forced shove into military!
This a chance for Ukrainian pride to rise and to help people to fight for their freedom and Country !! Bless them !
SLAVA UKRAINE !
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They will fight for american military industrial complex and blackrock😅😅
its all about $60B 😂
It's better than supporting Putin and his car collection and his American motorcycle collection !! He's like ringworm ,itchy and something you can't live with !
@@user-fg5wz4me4bisnt zelensky the one begging and begging all the time. He is a parasite to ukraine idk how he is still in the picture.