The people who think his buddy in the trench didn't help him are ignorant. That man fed ammo and grenades exactly like this man needed. He is the only reason this dude was able to lay down so much punishment on those Russians. And he kept his shit together. He may not have pulled the trigger. But he damn sure provided the bullets. Honestly solid trench work team work from both of them. Hollywood movies very rarely get combat right enough.
Also, what was he going to shoot with? "Predator" took his rifle after his broke. Could've thrown some grenades maybe, but since they ran out of those too quite quickly... And at first he just gave what he was asked to, but then he got into action and pulled everything there ready.
for those who say that Russian-speaking people are treated badly in Ukraine, the Ukrainian soldier who fought did not say a word in Ukrainian, everything was in Russian
That is, no one in Ukraine banned the Russian language, Putin and his comrades came up with the same thing, and because of this they invaded Ukraine, by the way, this Ukrainian soldier himself is from the city of Kharkiv
I don't remember what language he spoke on the radio, but even if it was Ukrainian (although most likely it was Surzhyk), then that's logical. It would be strange if an American soldier spoke Arabic on the radio.
I agree, that helper was absolutely key to helping this Rambo use different weapon systems seamlessly, one right after the other. This gave the impression that the Russians were facing at least a fire team if not a whole squad. That helper became a force multiplier.
I hope he is also awarded a medal for his courage under fire, they worked as a team that enabled Predator to be at his best and seamlessly transition from one weapon to another. Ruskies would have definitely thought they were facing a fire team in that trench
I wonder if his call sign is something like “Cloak” or “Shoulder Canon” or “Bag Of Holding” or “Quick Release” or “Helper” or “Loader” now for courage and resilience under intense close fire with “Predator”
The interviewer speaks Ukrainian, and the soldier speaks Russian: they don't care what language anyone speaks as long they fight for Ukraine and its freedom.
100% true as a russian-speaking Ukrainian, I'm a little upset by the opinion of some of our friends from the West, who believe that since we speak russian, we must be Russia. This is not at all the case, most of my close friends are now at the front, defending our Motherland, and we were all russian-speaking guys from the south-east of Ukraine. I am very glad that this difference is noted here.
Ukranian Super soldier. Incredible footage. It's gives the reality of the war in Ukraine for the troops living it every day. So much more depth and understanding of the sacrifice of these brave soldiers. Slava Ukraini from the UK.
Украина страна лжи. Уж часто снимают поддельные кадры, так же снимают какие они сильные, какие они умные. А на деле клоуны, как их президент Зеленский.
This is just one of the thousands of examples of the heroism of Ukrainian guys. An example of their fortitude, willpower and intellect. Many gave their lives in unequal battles like this one, with the enemy outnumbered. Saved their unit by allowing him to retreat at the cost of his own life. In the first days of the war in the Kharkov, Kiev, Kherson, Mariupol directions of the Russian offensive, ordinary guys did the impossible, inflicting monstrous losses on the enemy in military equipment and manpower!
I remember sailor Vitaliy Skakun who blew up an important bridge on February 24, 2022 at the cost of his life to slow down the Muscovy advance... Glory to Heroes!
Rifle gets broken, buddy is inexperienced, and multiple misfires and he still manages to not just survive but also inflict heavy fucking damage? Legend.
В среднем на том направлении фронта солдат выпускает по 800 патрон в день. Автоматы наших солдаты меняют раз в месяц из-за того что ресурс ствола или деталей израсходуется слишком быстро
Without hesitation… “Everyone knew what they were doing”. He had fire support from mortars. Constant communication from eyes in the sky. A range of weapons being steadily supplied by his buddy who may have been new but trusted him completely and did his part without question or delay. And a commander who made it clear that he and his partner mattered more than the position. It looks like. He was alone but he knew others had his back. That is a motivated, cohesive tight band of fighters. He also had balls of steel and a ruthless analytical instinct under duress. That is one awesome soldier! He even ends the battle with a pithy quip. What the go pro doesn’t show is him adjusting his cuff links and dinner jacket after the battle.
When this first popped up, I recall reading that based on their laws, he's too young to legally purchase and own a rifle, so the big man himself basically said "fine, I'll give him one myself then." 😄
I never saw this footage or heard what went in before today but I do remember hearing that a soldier that was too young to buy a rifle and so was given one. However it does say that he is 23 elsewhere 😮
I hope Predator's comrade in the trench also received a medal, the team work they displayed was incredible. Predator was outstanding in repelling this assault by the Ruskies, multiple weapon systems, staying calm........this guy is seriously battle hardened now
I'm a person with disabilities, help make my dream come true, I want to buy a microphone and a web camera for $45, my dream, I can't afford it, I live in Ukraine, the city of Lviv, I like to do TH-cam, I'm a noob, but this is my dream, that's all does not kill makes us stronger be kind because one day we will be angels
хохлы продолжали мясной штурм.... хохлы ! не буде маривуполя не буде укроины.... то сказаф компат асофа волынский и его комантир редис!!! вот нету у хохлоф маривуполя и мы видим как укропии приходит писта
Quite the contrary.. Modern soldiers have far better training and tactics than the armies during WW2 had. As wars come and go, the militaries get smarter and more resourceful.
As an Ukrainian, I would like to thank all citizens of the USA, Great Britain, Canada, Japan, Oceania countries, and all European countries for supporting Ukraine in this bloody war! God bless you all!
🇺🇸❤️🇺🇦 We are all brothers an sisters an it’s the least we can do! I wish we could have troops on the ground in Ukraine but I understand why we can’t. Slava Ukraini ❤
We are rooting for you, the UK remains completely disgusted with Russia after they poisoned our people with nerve agents and remain outraged at their invasion of Ukraine, their bullying tactics, and their deranged ideology. I don't think the UK public over here will accept this occupation. I think it reminds us of the blitz in WW2. We know you'll never surrender! Hopefully we can help you kick them out for good. Glory to Ukraine, I would love to visit one day when you are liberated. All the best of luck to you
By the way, later in the interview, Predator said he wished to get an AR15 but in Ukraine you need to be 25yo. Then, in a several days, Zaluzhny, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine , personally gave Predator an M4 along with the Golden Cross medal
lol wtf that makes no sense. Why would they restrict their soldiers in owning rifles based on age? He’s clearly using a full auto AK in the video. Why the hell would he need special permission to get an AR15
@@Roddy556 they’re in the middle of a war where they are SOLDIERS using full auto AKs? How the fuck does it make sense to restrict soldiers from getting an AR15 based on age??? That is not the same as a civilian being allowed to own a weapon. It makes legitimately no sense.
My heart dropped when i was watching this video. It was hard to watch. 2 against 12 russians with BMP. When he asked for more grenades and his friend said " there is no more ", almost cried
I bet that felt like waaay more than 30 mins. Two guys held their position, took out 4 infantry, 1 BMP and pushed back an enemy assault. That's something else man.
Add on like it said in the video, this was predators partners first time in a trench. Thankfully predator was there to keep him going, and stop him panicking.
It either felt like 4 hours or 4 minutes. People react different in those types of situations. Like you said, one guy might feel like that half hour was 2 hours. And another guy may be missing big chunks of time as his training kicks in and he's just going off muscle memory and repetition; he might think it lasted 5 minutes. Weird how the human brain works.
@@trugoingnowhere представляешь русня, кокаин это иностранное слово. Ты уже написал себе на 10 лет колонии, по вашим законам. А нет, каких 10 лет, тебя же сразу мобилизуют с тюрьмы в чвк "пакет" 😂
I am so happy Filipinos finally know about Ukraine. Because I am originally from Ukraine and I spent time in the Philippines. I said in the Philippines that I was from there. Some people would turn faces away from me. They did not know what Ukraine was. Also, one called me a Russian and said I was a Russian mafioso. Two other people called me a Russian. They said Ukraine was in Russia and they started frowning at me and saying bad things about Russia. And one said, " Ukraine, too, is part of the United States". This problem is gone now. Next time I go to the Philippines I don't have to be ashamed to say that I am from Ukraine. Slava Ukraini. Mabuhay ang Filipinas.
later in the interview, Predator said he wished to get an AR15 but in Ukraine you need to be 25yo. Then, in a several days, Zaluzhny, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine , personally gave Predator an M4 along with the Golden Cross medal
Wow. I saw this in passing on Telegram but as I don’t speak the languages I didn’t pay much attention. There’s been a raft of combat footage and although, as an ex-soldier, I find it all interesting most of the videos reflect the fog of war and you can’t really work out what is happening beyond someone shooting. But seeing it again, both with the translations and the commentary with pauses to examine the details… well, this is a striking bit of video. And as someone said below, this bloke has balls of Ukrainium. How he manages to maintain SA, weapon selection, how he sees what the enemy is doing. almost before they do it. And the teamwork under fire. I always hoped and relied on my squad mates being this good but seeing it in a real, deadly situation makes me realise how difficult teamwork under fire is. I’m lucky I never had to fire my rifle in anger - so I have mad respect for anyone who can hold it together like this under fire like this. And under fire from a 30mm cannon five metres away! Sure, Russian vehicles are notorious for poor gun depression but it’s not something you want to rely on with shells over an inch wide flying a foot or two over your head. This is bravery of the sort my compatriots in previous wars would get the George Cross for. Maybe even the VC. And it seems to be a fairly regular thing with these Ukrainians. Damn, I’m glad they are on our side and want to have societies like ours. If this is what they’re like, I can see how the USSR defeated the Nazis on the Eastern front. Thing is, the Ruzzians have convinced themselves it was all them. They would have lost without the valour of oppressed people like the Ukrainians on their side.
that was the craziest thing i have ever seen. no exaggeration. all the respect to that man and all Ukrainians defending their right to exist as a free nation.
Я, як українець, дякую всім країнам які допомагають й підтримують нас! Протягнута рука допомоги в скрутні для нас часи показала хто є другом! Коли ти тонеш то будеш чіплятися навіть за тонюсіньку соломинку, яка дає надію на виживання! Я все життя буду пам'ятати й шанувати країни, які нам допомагають. Мої діти теж це будуть добре знати. Низький уклін вдячності тим, хто з нами в ці страшні й тяжкі для нас часи!🙏
I'm not a Ukrainian but also want to thank these brave men. I'm so glad they made it out of there. Prayers and Praise to you both and the rest of Ukraine.
Very eye opening. I think a lot of men have thought about what being at war would entail. Giving a tangible dimension to that generates a whole new level of thought and perspective. That said, the bravery of his actions are apparent. What impresses me most is that he was calm enough to not try and force the situation; he played his cards as tactically and well as he absolutely could--whether that be the disparity in numbers, or the status of his fellow soldier. Nor did he try to put his comrade down or speak ill of him to elevate his own actions. That's a leader.
Nevertheless, people are behind the computer and rooting for Russia, I would send them to the front to stand up to such a Ukrainian soldier, he is one of thousands who do this every day, only this was filmed.If they were both, they would get in each other's way in the trench, that was impossible.
Predator is cold as ice. Calm, cool, collected in such a terrifying situation. Even recanting it, he is very emotionally detached. He has had fantastic training and is truly a hero. I hope he will not have horrendous PTSD though. Slava Ukraini.
Unless he is just a total sociopath or the war has made him into a sociopath, he's going to need some extremely good mental health care in the future. As are lots of others fighting in some of these brutal hellscapes over there right now. This type of brutal combat so up close and personal hasn't been seen since Vietnam. Just look at the casualty counts and it's already Vietnam level for KIA after a little more than a year. And Vietnam lasted like 8 or 9 years. Just absolute savagery that hasn't been seen on this large of a scale in a very long time.
@@boddaboom77 Completely agree. I believe that the Ukrainian government should REQUIRE and provide free mental health evaluations and counseling not only for every soldier but for every civilian. These people cannot move forward and live happy lives without it. It needs to be handled immediately after this war is over. Ukraine cannot move forward as a nation collectively either until this is dealt with. The damage is tremendous and must be repaired.
Thank you for reviewing this fight. At the end of his interview host asked him what are your needs now, and what do you need like equipment. He told he has pretty much everything now but he wanted M4 carbine instead AK. He could buy it by himself, but by law In Ukraine you allow to get this type after 25 years but he is 21 and of course only semi-auto. So after this interview, Chief General present him personally M4!
@@hagestad COME ON! I'm from Ukraine, too, have no illusions, but here are some questions: Did the escalation help the business? Especially after the pandemic? Did mutually detrimental sanctions help business? Does constant help help us in business? In general, Euro inflation and running machines in the US help business a lot? European farmers under a cold shower - helping business? Escalation with China on the verge of bankruptcy of the largest bank due to nuclear blackmail and the seizure of money helped the business? 4 starving people in Africa help businesses? It would help business in the short term if we were simply taken in 3 days ... And we would have been taken in 3 days if we did not know who the Russians are today, and what they have done in submissive Kazakhstan and Belarus ... My wife and I sent a lot of money to the money account in the early days, simply because we had doubts that our bank and our accounts would still exist in the coming days, and not because we wanted to cash in on something or show altruism ... In the same way, sane people question money and business if the new Fuhrer, before taking a bullet to himself, launch nuclear warheads ... They think how they can surrender us, and many leaders offered to surrender several territories ... To delay the escalation ... At the same time if you continue to give in to the bloodthirsty machine, its breath of death will one day come to everyone’s house - and this is not a scarecrow, it’s a reality ... Only the longer you drag it out, the more victims there will be, and just the higher the stakes and the likelihood of a nuclear outcome ... Hands on you need to hit right away ... And much earlier, now all sane people understand this ... We are squeezed, the west is squeezed... It's a pity that not everyone understands the situation... I apologize for the insults, but I'm just overwhelmed with emotions when I hear this... I hope you're just judging by the environment and other people...
What amazes me as how come he was during the assault . Knowing he is outnumbered basically fitting alone is just crazy. He can’t see anything but he can hear how close they are. Good thing he had all this ammo and different types of weapon. Not to mention huge help from the other soldier. Crazy shit
This was absolutely incredible piece of footage from the war in Ukraine. "Predator" and his buddy deserve all the praise they are getting for being able to function and fight off such a vicious attack. I've seen some pretty brutal videos of this war from the drone perspective, probably the most horrifying one i've seen was of a Ukrainian soldier trying to fight off a Russian BMP with a pistol, that image will never be forgotten by me, the courage, or maybe desperation that must have gone through that soldier's head to do that, to keep fighting while being severely outgunned, it's unbelievable to me. However nothing will ever beat a footage that is this close and personal, footage like this shows just how vicious close combat quarters actually is. Very insightful commentary on your part as well, thanks for doing it. Not long after this video was published we saw another similarly vicious footage from trench warfare from a Ukrainian soldier perspective, it's equally close range, vicious combat where Ukrainians are defending the last road to Bakhmut. the title of the video is "Бій роти Гонор за останню дорогу в Бахмут/DEFENDING "ROAD OF LIFE" BAKHMUT" should be the first result on youtube if you search for it. Would be interesting to see you reaction to it.
I'm glad he talked about the other guy helping hem. Most people were saying bad things about hem just because he was not shooting. I thought he had shell shock and even hem just packing ammo to the one guy was the best thing he could have done without getting in the way. Bravo!! Prayers!
Gonna be the Karen of the comment section, maybe take the 3 seconds of effort it took me to learn the name of this legend, Ruslan Zubarev who is also just 21yrs old who said playing PUBG helped him learn combat... the balls on that Ukrainian
Dude is a beast. Pretty sure funker has the actual video of the fight and it's intense. If the Russians had decided to launch an actual assault on the trench they could have easily taken it but because he kept up the suppressive fire with his buddy constantly feeding him ammo, the Russians just couldn't actually launch that assault. Trench warfare is a fucking nightmare, especially when you have defenders like this dude.
I am from Ukraine and I know how indomitable and fearless Ukrainian soldiers are. They do not leave, they stand to the last breath there on the battlefield, knowing what's behind their shoulders, who behind their shoulders and at the cost of their own lives defend freedom, human values and native land. I lost people I know during this war, patriots of their land and just good people. It's painful and devastating, but I will fight for Ukraine for the rest of my life, just like them. The Ukrainians didn't come with weapons to the Russians, but they came to us to kill us, because we are not like them, cos we live by the concepts of dignity and freedom and they don't. Slava Ukraїni! Heroyam Slava! 💙💛
I know that Predator was awarded a medal and given an M4, but what impressed me is his total cool calm awareness of the situation and the processing of all the information to make split second tactical decisions, give precise commands to his battle buddy and also to perfectly communicate to his unit what was happening and request information from the drone/unit. This is excellent leadership in every way! I don't know what rank he is but he deserves a promotion as well!
The second soldier was the "Quick Select Menu" key. Without him, "Predator" would not have been able to cope with such a large number of Russians. Together they made the perfect duo.
Actually seeing that guy feeding the weapons and ammo out like was very effective and probably allowed perfect concentration by the primary soldier firing the weapons. Great teamwork under extreme stress!
@@Dmytro_Haranzha не зовсім, це було нецільове використання боєприпасів - приблизно як 20 пострвлів з гармати по одному солдату який ніяк не загрожував
Tôi là người Việt Nam, tôi luôn theo giỏi & Ũng hộ ngưỡng mộ tinh thần chiến đấu đầy bản lĩnh của chàng trai trẻ chiến binh Ukraine này. Theo tôi nhận định: QĐ Ukraine là một QĐ rất thông minh - sáng tạo trong chiến đấu thuộc hàng QĐ giỏi nhất & đầy Bản lĩnh nhất thế giới.! Tôi tin chắc rằng: Người Ukraine nhất định sẽ chiến thắng hào hùng - vẻ vang trước đội quân xâm lược của Nga - Putin này.! Rồi đây Người Ukraine sẽ mở ra một trang Lịch sử oai hùng nhất thế giới.!❤♥️♥️👍👍👍
That young man is a total BADASS fighting for damn near 30 minutes alone except for the guy handing him ammunition and weapons against a bmp and 12 plus guys… kept his head and dealt death and destruction to the enemy… Go Ukraine 🇺🇦 keep up the good work
@@kissandjerr886 I speak russian because russia has been trying hard russification to country for several centuries by any means. That's why I speak russian, but soon it won't happen because I will only teach my children Ukrainian . Glory Ukraine
The secondary in the trench 100% kept them both alive. Feeding him weapons and ammo pretty much instantly as and when he needed it, giving him info when he can and last of all he wasn't alone. The psychology of fighting alone is enough to break a man from fighting.
If people watch a video with subtitles, it is not clear to them that the presenter and his interlocutor speak different languages. The journalist speaks Ukrainian his interlocutor speaks Russian. Also, some soldiers speak Russian others speak Ukrainian. People in America in Europe think that Russian-speaking people are for Russia. But it's not. They need to understand that it doesn't matter what your native language is. We are all Ukrainians and we are fighting for Ukraine against a terrible enemy!
I had seen the video but the interview with Predator was brilliant, young but confident in his work and the feelings behind them. Fighting to defend your country and people is incentive for these guys. Slava Ukraini Heroyem Slava ❤❤❤🇺🇦🇬🇧❤❤
I'm proud of this soldier. This is the kinda guy game developers draw their inspiration from - young, brave, smart and handsome. I'm proud to be a Ukrainian. And yes, HUGE thanks to our allies for supporting our country in this terrible war. Слава Україні! 🇺🇦💪❤
Ive seen the all video,and i can tell you that this guy its a real fearless highly trained Warrior. He alone( and his comrade) hold on his ground for ages against dozens of enemies with success in very,very close combat. You can even see for brief moments Russian soldiers trying to get to the near trench. This is not a Video Game,this is real war,were or you kill or get killed. And you can ear in his Heavy breathing and constant firefight how violent this battle was. For you gamers,just put the Control aside,because if you thought you were an awesome soldier in battle,you not. And prey to never be in a situation like this 2 Ukrainian guys fighting for their lifes,for real,with real guns,real grenades,real shooting and real death. So Next time you play an war game,think to yourself that you are a nobody in warfare,OK. This guy his and his comrade are real life heros All the respect in the world for both of them.
@@kyotospace5921 under the circumstances, Both of them are doing an outstanding job. Very Brave,indeed. Stand your Ground Ukraine,you will be Vindicated.
Thank you Ukrainian people for protecting the world from Putin's evil! We will send you all the weapons and money you need, just kick his ass back to Moscow!
We (US) love Ukraine and are proud of the Ukrainian army. Out generals say Ukrainian soldiers are smart and learn to use new weapon systems fast. Ukraine will prevail.
I would love to have seen this from the perspective of a flying over UAV. This man has balls bigger than myself and all my ancestors combined. No doubt
The truth is that there are thousands of such cases like this one in Ukraine every day, but they are not always filmed, so we say Glory to Ukraine, Glory to the Heroes, because tens of thousands of ordinary people like you picked up machine guns and heroically defend their land and are the same heroes as this guy The world is too indifferent to the tragedy that Russia has arranged, unfortunately
And the world / Europe were indifferent to Donetsk and Lughansk when the Kiev regime were bombing and shelling UKRAINIAN Russian speakers for almost 8yrs, killing 14.000 people many if not most were children / civilians. So bollocks to your heroes of ukraine
@@Alien9828 It's all Russian propaganda BS. The losses 8n Donbas are not onesided ... It's losses 9n both sides, including the civilian losses. And it's not "8 years", because 99% of the death happened in the first 2 years of the conflict, after Russia attacked. And 5he separatists even downe a passenger plane. Stop spreading this nonsense 🤷🏻♂️
I'm really loving watching your videos. Too many TH-cam creators aren't covering this stuff anymore. It's really cool hearing your analysis of these situations. My old lady is Ukrainian and my children are Ukrainian-American. What they're going through over there is basically their version of our revolutionary war. I love that in this day and age people can see what's really happening on the ground and don't have to wait for the news to report on it five days later. And the horror of war is right in your face, as it should be.
Please note that the Predator communicates in Russian throughout the interview, and Yuriy Butusov (journalist) communicates in Ukrainian throughout the interview, and they understand each other perfectly. I am writing this so that people understand how much the Russian language and those who communicate in Russian are "infringed" in Ukraine, because this is what Russians like to talk about. The Ukrainian military defend their land by communicating in any language.
I was born in Enerhodar, the town with a large Nuclear Plant that is now under occupation. There were 7 schools, out of which 6 schools had russian as a main teaching language and only 1 school taught people in Ukrainian. So when russia started to talk about "infringed russian-speakers", I thought it was a joke. It was really hard to find people in my town to have a conversation in Ukrainian, the language I found to be more expressive and interesting. And when I finished school and moved to Kyiv, the number of russian-speakers around me was still significant, and as an (ex-)russian-speaker myself I can certainly say, they were not infringed in the slightest. I had the opposite feeling actually. the Party of Regions were doing everything to suppress the development of the Ukrainian language. They also were sabotaging the program for returning Tatars in Crimea, but that's a story for another time. When the war started (in 2014) and they used "infringed russian-speakers" as their casus belli, some people started to switch to Ukrainian, so those bastards would have less "casus" to cause "belli". And in 2022 a whole lot more people trying to switch to Ukrainian. Still, there are a lot of people who are shy or lazy enough to not do that, and there are soldiers who don't really have time to learn Ukrainian. With all that I wrote you might say, "since most of you were using russian, why do you even need Ukrainian?". If you go to any village, you will hear people speaking Ukrainian immediately. People in towns and cities talk russian because of centuries of genocide that russia did to us. Hunger, deportations, mass murders, being "meat" in WW2, hunger again, mass murders again, all while "freed territories" being filled with russians from poor regions, like they now do in Crimea... Just accepting russian language as a state language would feel like a defeat in our fight for the survival of the nation. Unfortunately, Ukrainians in the Kuban region have already suffered this defeat and now consider themselves russians, even though they continue using Ukrainian words.
Well, Russian is just a dialect of Ukrainian, its simplified version. All Ukrainians are fluent in so called Russian. To find a Russian who understands Ukrainian is a challenge. To find a Russian who is flient in standard Ukrainian is next to impossible!
The thing that stresses me out the most is the weather. It's winter here and it's bone chilling cold. Like your fingers and hand muscles are so tight from the cold. Shivering and all that. Add in this event and it just blows my mind how a human can be so resilient.
- Greetings from Ukraine! 💙💛 - Thank you for a good video on such an important topic for the English-speaking audience! P.S.: - Ukraine is now defending not only itself, but also the entire democratic world. Because, as you remember, Putin said that NATO should roll back, as he wants, to the borders of 1997. Because he, Putin, wants to occupy and enslave all the countries of the former Soviet Union and the Warsaw bloc (Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, etc............). So please, push US government to supply Ukraine with F-16. - The only way to stop the war started by the Russians is to sufficiently arm the Ukrainian army, to throw out the Russian occupiers of 1991 borders, and to give Ukraine the opportunity to join NATO and the EU. Only this will stop the Russian killers now in future times! Please, F-16. - So, in order to speed up peace time and the victory of Ukraine, and the entire Democratic World in general, over the Russian fascist occupiers and the expulsion of the Russian occupiers from Ukraine, so that they, the Russians, no longer have the opportunity to kill us, Ukrainians, we ask you, if possible, your channel, to make a mention in your next videos the need to supply Ukraine with F-16. Giving Ukraine F-16 will accelerate the expulsion of the bloody Russian invaders from Ukraine, and will save the lives of many Ukrainian civilians. N.B.: - From Ukraine with love, hope for a quick victory and faith in freedom, Your subscribers! 💙💛 - Ukraine will join NATO, Ukraine will join the EU! Ukraine and the entire Democratic World will win!
I'd wouldn't mind betting the F16s are, like the Abrams tanks are coming, but even more so than the Abrams, the F16 weapon's system is a bit too complex to get trained up on in a couple of months. Ukrainian pilots are even now doing simulator training on them so who knows what the situation really is regarding the F16s. P.S. Best way to let the Russians know they're coming is when they get there and their pilots find they are needing to try to avoid air to air rockets fired from aircraft beyond their radar's maximum range.
@@Happiones - Already now, there are people who know how to pilot the F-16, and who are ready to help Ukraine defend itself from the Russian invaders. - Type in the TH-cam search "Retired F-16 ace 'Two Dogs' Hampton willing to fly combat missions for Ukraine" (Forces News) - and he is not the only one like that - Yes, it will be a limited contingent of pilots, but these dozen veteran pilots who know how to fly the F-16, and who (most importantly, show a desire to help protect the people of Ukraine from the bloody Russian invaders) they could help to better close the Ukrainian sky from Russian winged killer missiles. - This would already be a significant reinforcement. - And during this time, in a few months, it would be possible to train Ukrainian pilots who already have flight experience and who do not need to train from zero level. - So providing F-16 is a political decision. And if there is political will, US government can provide F-16 right now, because veteran pilots who know how to fly F-16 and are ready to help us defend ourselves against Russian killers and occupiers - such veteran pilots exist - So please push your US government to give us F-16 now, not later. Because what is measured in a month for US is measured in Ukraine in lives of defenders of Ukraine and Ukrainian civilians who died in the struggle. - Because the sooner we throw out the Russian occupiers from Ukraine, the fewer defenders of Ukraine and peaceful Ukrainian citizens will die. - So please give us F-16 so that we can defend ourselves!
The entire democratic world; indeed, and not just Europe. It is my belief that a decisive Ukrainian victory will discourage Xi from starting a war in the pacific (****** that). We *must* support Ukraine. My deepest respects for all those who fight. Lest we forget.
@Vitaliy Parfeniuk respect. I did my time as a 240b heavy machine gunner in the army and got pretty messed up myself. It's a tough line of work. I'm pretty recovered and am a wildland fire fighter now
@@butkicker987654321 Respect as well. This guy Ruslan Zubarev "Predator" was not injured seriusly. As he has said after the injury "it was a nice try from the Russians part to kill me although they have not succeded". I think that after our victory he will become a professor - he speaks a refined correct Russian language (he is from the Russian-speaking region of Ukraine) and never curses even on the most intense war videos)
@Polish Knight To ask for praise for something given freely as well as morally right those not benefit a true knight! But Poland has ineed helped a lot but I think also due to self preservation. Still well done! This latest idea of Polish truckers blocking Ukrainan trucks at the border not so good tho!
@Polish Knight Brother, you are too narcissistic) Blood, tears, suffering and destruction are the true price of the Glory of Ukrainians. Please don't be jealous of it. And what prevents Poland from becoming the leader of Europe and the moral leader of the West right now? Why should you wait for the end of this war? Are you waiting for the russian empire to fall to become a new regional empire? We are going in circles again, brother... It is better for us to unite our efforts around common interests, instead of proclaiming the greatness and leadership of some individual country. And, of course, boundless gratitude to Poland, the USA and all other countries that help Ukraine fight this monster. Invest in Ukraine today if you don't want to deal with russian beast tomorrow.
I am a soldier of the Ukrainian army, soldiers of the US army, help us in this war...thank you for your help..But we need your help, come and let's defend democracy together GLORY 🇺🇸
The way Predator whoops as he's given clearance to use whatever he's got feels too relatable. Then he asks Hacker for the AT4 as the enemy starts to fall back. Well done to both those men.
Unfortunately, Sabaton keeps calm like nothing happened. Looks like they are careing of their russian audience and hope that eventually they will be back to russia with a tour.
I've never seen such intense close combat footage, honestly shocking. The thing that impressed me the most is the teamwork here, the guy supplying the weapons and ammunition was just as key, you could see when he went to blind fire the AK74M he wasn't going to be putting down effective fire but he certainly found his role with supplying the gear and followed orders without hesitation.
To be honest I am not sure many militarymen (from the US, France, UK or other countries) can really teach us much about such form of combat. Most of them never have been in such intense fighting, against an army of similar strength. When this war is over, Ukrainian soldiers will be more experimented than any of them.
Do you think this is even teachable? I don't know, to me it looks like you teach people the bases as best as you can and then they pray they'll never need it or if they do, that it's a good day 😬
One of the bigest problem of Russian's "mobilization" is a lack of instructors. We also have thousands of new soldiers now. So even if Western soldiers don't have such type of experience - they can teach newbies a lot of the tghings. As far as I know, people who went to the treaining in the western countries are mostly new soldiers without military experience. So it has some reason and in any case we don't need to pull out more experienced soldiers (like this guy) from the frontline, create new training camps and concentrate too many people there (that also can be a target for the rockets, it happened in the past).
@@huskytail You're not too far off the mark. Training is there to give you the essentials and to PREPARE you for combat. You cant train for everything and have to adapt. also a lot of US warfare doctrine involves a lot of decisions at a unit level. You'll get a mission and a lot of times its up to you to figure out how to carry it out. Its why US Tactics have been so hard to expect in other wars.
I thought the same thing, the United States spent 20 years in Afghanistan fighting warlords with AK's and RPG's meanwhile US troops had AC130's, A10's, satellites, Reaper drones, guided missles, f18's, f16's, Abrams tanks...Basically complete air dominance, and casvac helos. Anytime US soldiers got heavy resistance they just pulled back and leveled the earth. This is not to say US troops never experienced heavy combat but it was definitely a different kind of war. The kind of war you would think "the second most powerful military in the world" would fight but for some reason they have resorted to taliban war doctrine, what a joke.
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The people who think his buddy in the trench didn't help him are ignorant. That man fed ammo and grenades exactly like this man needed. He is the only reason this dude was able to lay down so much punishment on those Russians. And he kept his shit together. He may not have pulled the trigger. But he damn sure provided the bullets. Honestly solid trench work team work from both of them. Hollywood movies very rarely get combat right enough.
Absolutely true. Those seconds you take to reload can take your lfie.
"fuck reloading, here is your 3rd rifle sir! Keep Shooting!"
Also, what was he going to shoot with? "Predator" took his rifle after his broke. Could've thrown some grenades maybe, but since they ran out of those too quite quickly...
And at first he just gave what he was asked to, but then he got into action and pulled everything there ready.
A lot more time for your mind to wonder when your just reloading a rifle and passing grenades to your buddy.
He's just very scared but he's doing what he can.
Balls of Ukranium! 🤌🏼 Slava Ukraini! Love from Finland. 🇫🇮❤️🇺🇦
Ukranium...😂 I like it! Awesome work too.😊
Подождите ))
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@@жепкаогурчика да, скоро украинцы возьмут Мариуполь, а потом и Крым
for those who say that Russian-speaking people are treated badly in Ukraine, the Ukrainian soldier who fought did not say a word in Ukrainian, everything was in Russian
True!
That is, no one in Ukraine banned the Russian language, Putin and his comrades came up with the same thing, and because of this they invaded Ukraine, by the way, this Ukrainian soldier himself is from the city of Kharkiv
Not true at all, he spoke Ukrainian on the radio
I don't remember what language he spoke on the radio, but even if it was Ukrainian (although most likely it was Surzhyk), then that's logical. It would be strange if an American soldier spoke Arabic on the radio.
thank you for pointing that out
That dudes call sign fits him perfectly. "Predator" and his buddy did a hell of a job. Slava Ukraini 🇺🇦 Heroyam Slava ♥️🇺🇲
♥️♥️♥️💪🏻💪🏻♥️♥️♥️
УЖ ВАША СЛАВА, НЕ ПОМОЖЕТ ПОБЕДИТЬ РОССИЮ😂
@@waw929 Кто скулит то? Я смеюсь над тобой🤣
@@elenasivac7352 Из этой цифры выходит, что рабсиянская жизнь стоит 2 доллара американскому налогоплательщику
@@MI-iz7ke А мы все смеемся над нытьем пригожина и его самого эффективного в рабсиянской армии подразделения, которому отрезали поставки)
I agree, that helper was absolutely key to helping this Rambo use different weapon systems seamlessly, one right after the other. This gave the impression that the Russians were facing at least a fire team if not a whole squad. That helper became a force multiplier.
I hope he is also awarded a medal for his courage under fire, they worked as a team that enabled Predator to be at his best and seamlessly transition from one weapon to another. Ruskies would have definitely thought they were facing a fire team in that trench
I wonder if his call sign is something like “Cloak” or “Shoulder Canon” or “Bag Of Holding” or “Quick Release” or “Helper” or “Loader” now for courage and resilience under intense close fire with “Predator”
@@CanadianWolverine )))))
I'm proud to be in 92 infantry brigade DFU. Heroes between us.
@@CanadianWolverine should be a squire, because he's the best squire of them all
Second dude is a good example how important is logistics at war.
Thanks for all the supplies to Ukraine 🇺🇸🤝 🇺🇦
The interviewer speaks Ukrainian, and the soldier speaks Russian: they don't care what language anyone speaks as long they fight for Ukraine and its freedom.
100% true
as a russian-speaking Ukrainian, I'm a little upset by the opinion of some of our friends from the West, who believe that since we speak russian, we must be Russia. This is not at all the case, most of my close friends are now at the front, defending our Motherland, and we were all russian-speaking guys from the south-east of Ukraine. I am very glad that this difference is noted here.
Зібрались два малороси)))
@@sviatoslavkyshko4615 як там, вже на фронті, мій маленький уберменшику?
no wonder, because the language problem was invented by the propaganda of the russian nazis, whose goal was to quarrel and divide the Ukrainian people
@@maksym-69 кацап, не намагайся робити вигляд, що ти українець :) тримай 15 рублєй так гуляй нахуй, пiдар шовiнiстичний
Ukranian Super soldier. Incredible footage. It's gives the reality of the war in Ukraine for the troops living it every day. So much more depth and understanding of the sacrifice of these brave soldiers. Slava Ukraini from the UK.
those men won ww2 but history was stolen
Thank you, brother! My next travel trip after the war will be to London!
Украина страна лжи. Уж часто снимают поддельные кадры, так же снимают какие они сильные, какие они умные. А на деле клоуны, как их президент Зеленский.
Actually S ukr is a nazi hail since they served to Hitler in 1940s
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This is just one of the thousands of examples of the heroism of Ukrainian guys. An example of their fortitude, willpower and intellect. Many gave their lives in unequal battles like this one, with the enemy outnumbered. Saved their unit by allowing him to retreat at the cost of his own life. In the first days of the war in the Kharkov, Kiev, Kherson, Mariupol directions of the Russian offensive, ordinary guys did the impossible, inflicting monstrous losses on the enemy in military equipment and manpower!
The correct way to name our capital is Kyiv, not Kiev. Thanks for your support
@@Костя-г8с1ч zgoden!
I remember sailor Vitaliy Skakun who blew up an important bridge on February 24, 2022 at the cost of his life to slow down the Muscovy advance... Glory to Heroes!
I cant belive those two guys got out of this alive. Slava Ukraine!!
Yeah, predators partner got lucky that predator was with him that day. Imagine it being your first day at the frontline, and this happens...😅
They didn't...
@@paulzaitsev5119 they are literally having a interview after the event in this video ?
@@allbalasar6957 with BBC?
The man that is the most ruthless and doesn’t hesitate will usually win.
Rifle gets broken, buddy is inexperienced, and multiple misfires and he still manages to not just survive but also inflict heavy fucking damage? Legend.
🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🙏🏻🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
@@U.H8 🤡
buddy also has a contusion
В среднем на том направлении фронта солдат выпускает по 800 патрон в день. Автоматы наших солдаты меняют раз в месяц из-за того что ресурс ствола или деталей израсходуется слишком быстро
The man who fed the ammunition and grenades was wounded and shell-shocked
Without hesitation… “Everyone knew what they were doing”. He had fire support from mortars. Constant communication from eyes in the sky. A range of weapons being steadily supplied by his buddy who may have been new but trusted him completely and did his part without question or delay. And a commander who made it clear that he and his partner mattered more than the position. It looks like. He was alone but he knew others had his back. That is a motivated, cohesive tight band of fighters.
He also had balls of steel and a ruthless analytical instinct under duress. That is one awesome soldier!
He even ends the battle with a pithy quip. What the go pro doesn’t show is him adjusting his cuff links and dinner jacket after the battle.
Oh, this is a brilliant comment.
Bond! James Bond!))
dinner jacket )) nice bro )))
The Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhnyi awarded the "Predator" and presented him with an award-winning M4 weapon
When this first popped up, I recall reading that based on their laws, he's too young to legally purchase and own a rifle, so the big man himself basically said "fine, I'll give him one myself then." 😄
@@brookwhiteman9810 Got a link? 👀
I never saw this footage or heard what went in before today but I do remember hearing that a soldier that was too young to buy a rifle and so was given one.
However it does say that he is 23 elsewhere 😮
I hope Predator's comrade in the trench also received a medal, the team work they displayed was incredible. Predator was outstanding in repelling this assault by the Ruskies, multiple weapon systems, staying calm........this guy is seriously battle hardened now
@@nooboftheyear7170 to have a rifled barrel guns you need to be 25 in Ukraine. So yeah, he is too young to buy an AR-15 legally speaking
Insane footage first time seeing them. All the best for Ukraine from Finland! Slava Ukraine.
@@RuZZkiy-Vanka Do you have a link?
Брат это сильное видео, и ещё сильные солдаты. Слава Украине!
Этому видео уже полгода и оно постановочное , специально снятое для западных спонсоров 💯
I'm a person with disabilities, help make my dream come true, I want to buy a microphone and a web camera for $45, my dream, I can't afford it, I live in Ukraine, the city of Lviv, I like to do TH-cam, I'm a noob, but this is my dream, that's all does not kill makes us stronger be kind because one day we will be angels
@@ViTeK9 ти ідіот повний, поможе тільки лоботомія тобі
This dude is literally the ultimate soldier. Thought they stopped making them after ww2. What a legend.
хохлы продолжали мясной штурм....
хохлы ! не буде маривуполя не буде укроины....
то сказаф компат асофа волынский и его комантир редис!!!
вот нету у хохлоф маривуполя и мы видим как укропии приходит писта
Quite the contrary.. Modern soldiers have far better training and tactics than the armies during WW2 had. As wars come and go, the militaries get smarter and more resourceful.
@madjack1748 I'm an active serviceman. Im not talking about training, im talking about the cloth they're cut from.
ukranian are so badass battle hardened...dude, those 2 guys survived even been surrounded and manage to get out alive..huge respect to you guys
As an Ukrainian, I would like to thank all citizens of the USA, Great Britain, Canada, Japan, Oceania countries, and all European countries for supporting Ukraine in this bloody war! God bless you all!
🇺🇸❤️🇺🇦 We are all brothers an sisters an it’s the least we can do! I wish we could have troops on the ground in Ukraine but I understand why we can’t. Slava Ukraini ❤
We are rooting for you, the UK remains completely disgusted with Russia after they poisoned our people with nerve agents and remain outraged at their invasion of Ukraine, their bullying tactics, and their deranged ideology. I don't think the UK public over here will accept this occupation. I think it reminds us of the blitz in WW2. We know you'll never surrender! Hopefully we can help you kick them out for good. Glory to Ukraine, I would love to visit one day when you are liberated. All the best of luck to you
@@Weeks25 go fight nobody is stopping you cheap airflightz to keiv go get gone right now stop talking words are f-------g cheap bigdog 🐩🐩🐩😎
Do not thank us, we thank you for fighting and destroying our enemy. We are in your debt not the other way around! Thank you brother.
Supporting? Canada hahahahha
.. Europe usa Angleterre... canada ......... hahahahha
By the way, later in the interview, Predator said he wished to get an AR15 but in Ukraine you need to be 25yo. Then, in a several days, Zaluzhny, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
, personally gave Predator an M4 along with the Golden Cross medal
It's for civilians and if you have no in army before
lol wtf that makes no sense. Why would they restrict their soldiers in owning rifles based on age? He’s clearly using a full auto AK in the video. Why the hell would he need special permission to get an AR15
@@yesman3208 I agree that this makes no sense. Gun laws in Ukraine have long been outdated and need to be improved
@yesman3208 have to be 18 in Canada. Doesn't have to make sense.
@@Roddy556 they’re in the middle of a war where they are SOLDIERS using full auto AKs? How the fuck does it make sense to restrict soldiers from getting an AR15 based on age??? That is not the same as a civilian being allowed to own a weapon. It makes legitimately no sense.
Respect this guys for defending their motherland🇮🇳🇺🇦
Thank you brother
@@3cents3 Not all indians bro!!!!!! nobody with brains support a dictatorship country !!!!
@@victorg2700 slava ukraini brother!! Skoro peremoga dlya ukraini!!!!
@@3cents3 all of them? lol
@@mostlyshorts7462 If I were American... I'm probably been a woman!!! (Don't ask😊)
My heart dropped when i was watching this video. It was hard to watch. 2 against 12 russians with BMP.
When he asked for more grenades and his friend said " there is no more ", almost cried
I bet that felt like waaay more than 30 mins.
Two guys held their position, took out 4 infantry, 1 BMP and pushed back an enemy assault. That's something else man.
Add on like it said in the video, this was predators partners first time in a trench. Thankfully predator was there to keep him going, and stop him panicking.
I think this guy saw more action in this fight than some people do in an entire deployment
Like in an American action movie, only for real.
It either felt like 4 hours or 4 minutes. People react different in those types of situations. Like you said, one guy might feel like that half hour was 2 hours. And another guy may be missing big chunks of time as his training kicks in and he's just going off muscle memory and repetition; he might think it lasted 5 minutes.
Weird how the human brain works.
he put up to 12 enemy fighters there, they counted later and 1 BMP
Этому парню всего 20 лет!
Это удивительно.
Спасибо за поддержку❤
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Мой земляк
21 !!! Он служит в армии с 18 лет, уже 3 года!
@@ГрошінаЗСУкакой город?❤️✌️🇺🇸
we Ukrainians thank everyone who supports us in the struggle for the fundamental values of humanity.
@@trugoingnowhere та неее , борьба за бункерного деда і и за крошки с барского стола😂 в лучше случае🥳
@@trugoingnowhere drink ur Z-cola and cope harder 🧟♂️ 🧦 onuco
@@trugoingnowhere Just kill the TV inside of you
@@trugoingnowhere представляешь русня, кокаин это иностранное слово. Ты уже написал себе на 10 лет колонии, по вашим законам. А нет, каких 10 лет, тебя же сразу мобилизуют с тюрьмы в чвк "пакет" 😂
@@trugoingnowhereлаптей из рашки тут,0пускают)))обтекай
What a legend! Respect from the Netherlands!
Those guys deserve a promotion and must be moved to presidential military security. Slava 🇺🇦 from the Philippines 🇵🇭 Salute to him & his buddy
I am so happy Filipinos finally know about Ukraine.
Because I am originally from Ukraine and I spent time in the Philippines. I said in the Philippines that I was from there.
Some people would turn faces away from me. They did not know what Ukraine was.
Also, one called me a Russian and said I was a Russian mafioso. Two other people called me a Russian. They said Ukraine was in Russia and they started frowning at me and saying bad things about Russia.
And one said, " Ukraine, too, is part of the United States".
This problem is gone now. Next time I go to the Philippines I don't have to be ashamed to say that I am from Ukraine.
Slava Ukraini. Mabuhay ang Filipinas.
later in the interview, Predator said he wished to get an AR15 but in Ukraine you need to be 25yo. Then, in a several days, Zaluzhny, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine
, personally gave Predator an M4 along with the Golden Cross medal
😂😂😂 у президента есть "реформированая " полиция
Protecting the president is a very boring job.
У нас таких тисячи, бро...тому ми переможемо
Wow. I saw this in passing on Telegram but as I don’t speak the languages I didn’t pay much attention. There’s been a raft of combat footage and although, as an ex-soldier, I find it all interesting most of the videos reflect the fog of war and you can’t really work out what is happening beyond someone shooting. But seeing it again, both with the translations and the commentary with pauses to examine the details… well, this is a striking bit of video. And as someone said below, this bloke has balls of Ukrainium. How he manages to maintain SA, weapon selection, how he sees what the enemy is doing. almost before they do it. And the teamwork under fire. I always hoped and relied on my squad mates being this good but seeing it in a real, deadly situation makes me realise how difficult teamwork under fire is. I’m lucky I never had to fire my rifle in anger - so I have mad respect for anyone who can hold it together like this under fire like this. And under fire from a 30mm cannon five metres away! Sure, Russian vehicles are notorious for poor gun depression but it’s not something you want to rely on with shells over an inch wide flying a foot or two over your head.
This is bravery of the sort my compatriots in previous wars would get the George Cross for. Maybe even the VC. And it seems to be a fairly regular thing with these Ukrainians. Damn, I’m glad they are on our side and want to have societies like ours. If this is what they’re like, I can see how the USSR defeated the Nazis on the Eastern front. Thing is, the Ruzzians have convinced themselves it was all them. They would have lost without the valour of oppressed people like the Ukrainians on their side.
💯 Вы правы.
so true
that was the craziest thing i have ever seen. no exaggeration. all the respect to that man and all Ukrainians defending their right to exist as a free nation.
Я, як українець, дякую всім країнам які допомагають й підтримують нас! Протягнута рука допомоги в скрутні для нас часи показала хто є другом!
Коли ти тонеш то будеш чіплятися навіть за тонюсіньку соломинку, яка дає надію на виживання! Я все життя буду пам'ятати й шанувати країни, які нам допомагають. Мої діти теж це будуть добре знати.
Низький уклін вдячності тим, хто з нами в ці страшні й тяжкі для нас часи!🙏
He is a BIG HERO, as well as many of your fellow soldiers.
I'm not a Ukrainian but also want to thank these brave men. I'm so glad they made it out of there. Prayers and Praise to you both and the rest of Ukraine.
Very eye opening. I think a lot of men have thought about what being at war would entail. Giving a tangible dimension to that generates a whole new level of thought and perspective. That said, the bravery of his actions are apparent. What impresses me most is that he was calm enough to not try and force the situation; he played his cards as tactically and well as he absolutely could--whether that be the disparity in numbers, or the status of his fellow soldier. Nor did he try to put his comrade down or speak ill of him to elevate his own actions. That's a leader.
Your understanding is extremely accurate and fair!
Nevertheless, people are behind the computer and rooting for Russia, I would send them to the front to stand up to such a Ukrainian soldier, he is one of thousands who do this every day, only this was filmed.If they were both, they would get in each other's way in the trench, that was impossible.
Predator is cold as ice. Calm, cool, collected in such a terrifying situation. Even recanting it, he is very emotionally detached. He has had fantastic training and is truly a hero. I hope he will not have horrendous PTSD though. Slava Ukraini.
Heroyam slava! 💙💛
@@Ryazan-Sugar I dont believe that he was "cold as ice". adrenalin was at highest level.
@@Chris_2303 Cold as ice means he remained calm, and was able to still think clearly and strategize in an extremely stressful situation.
Unless he is just a total sociopath or the war has made him into a sociopath, he's going to need some extremely good mental health care in the future. As are lots of others fighting in some of these brutal hellscapes over there right now. This type of brutal combat so up close and personal hasn't been seen since Vietnam. Just look at the casualty counts and it's already Vietnam level for KIA after a little more than a year. And Vietnam lasted like 8 or 9 years. Just absolute savagery that hasn't been seen on this large of a scale in a very long time.
@@boddaboom77 Completely agree. I believe that the Ukrainian government should REQUIRE and provide free mental health evaluations and counseling not only for every soldier but for every civilian. These people cannot move forward and live happy lives without it. It needs to be handled immediately after this war is over. Ukraine cannot move forward as a nation collectively either until this is dealt with. The damage is tremendous and must be repaired.
We really appreciate USA, UK, EU and other democracy countries for supporting Ukraine in such difficult period.
Thank you for reviewing this fight. At the end of his interview host asked him what are your needs now, and what do you need like equipment. He told he has pretty much everything now but he wanted M4 carbine instead AK. He could buy it by himself, but by law In Ukraine you allow to get this type after 25 years but he is 21 and of course only semi-auto. So after this interview, Chief General present him personally M4!
It's good that AT4 can be used from the age of 18)
@@sikuter по службі хоч танком і Зіркою Смерті, але власну купити виключно після 25 років )
Ukrainians will always remember the help from the people of the US, the UK, and most of the EU. Thank you very much! God bless you.
Just remember US and UK do it for business. Germans don't help because of business. Good thing UA has good neighbors apart from RU
@@hagestad COME ON! I'm from Ukraine, too, have no illusions, but here are some questions: Did the escalation help the business? Especially after the pandemic? Did mutually detrimental sanctions help business? Does constant help help us in business? In general, Euro inflation and running machines in the US help business a lot? European farmers under a cold shower - helping business? Escalation with China on the verge of bankruptcy of the largest bank due to nuclear blackmail and the seizure of money helped the business? 4 starving people in Africa help businesses? It would help business in the short term if we were simply taken in 3 days ... And we would have been taken in 3 days if we did not know who the Russians are today, and what they have done in submissive Kazakhstan and Belarus ...
My wife and I sent a lot of money to the money account in the early days, simply because we had doubts that our bank and our accounts would still exist in the coming days, and not because we wanted to cash in on something or show altruism ... In the same way, sane people question money and business if the new Fuhrer, before taking a bullet to himself, launch nuclear warheads ... They think how they can surrender us, and many leaders offered to surrender several territories ... To delay the escalation ... At the same time if you continue to give in to the bloodthirsty machine, its breath of death will one day come to everyone’s house - and this is not a scarecrow, it’s a reality ... Only the longer you drag it out, the more victims there will be, and just the higher the stakes and the likelihood of a nuclear outcome ... Hands on you need to hit right away ... And much earlier, now all sane people understand this ...
We are squeezed, the west is squeezed... It's a pity that not everyone understands the situation...
I apologize for the insults, but I'm just overwhelmed with emotions when I hear this... I hope you're just judging by the environment and other people...
@@dmitriysergeyev7568 Dont worry - usa and west will fight for the Ukraine till last Ukrainian.
@@dmitriysergeyev7568 bot. aahahhhah
why doesn't Biden give F16 planes? Their absence costs thousands of human lives.
What amazes me as how come he was during the assault . Knowing he is outnumbered basically fitting alone is just crazy. He can’t see anything but he can hear how close they are. Good thing he had all this ammo and different types of weapon. Not to mention huge help from the other soldier. Crazy shit
This was absolutely incredible piece of footage from the war in Ukraine. "Predator" and his buddy deserve all the praise they are getting for being able to function and fight off such a vicious attack.
I've seen some pretty brutal videos of this war from the drone perspective, probably the most horrifying one i've seen was of a Ukrainian soldier trying to fight off a Russian BMP with a pistol, that image will never be forgotten by me, the courage, or maybe desperation that must have gone through that soldier's head to do that, to keep fighting while being severely outgunned, it's unbelievable to me. However nothing will ever beat a footage that is this close and personal, footage like this shows just how vicious close combat quarters actually is.
Very insightful commentary on your part as well, thanks for doing it.
Not long after this video was published we saw another similarly vicious footage from trench warfare from a Ukrainian soldier perspective, it's equally close range, vicious combat where Ukrainians are defending the last road to Bakhmut. the title of the video is "Бій роти Гонор за останню дорогу в Бахмут/DEFENDING "ROAD OF LIFE" BAKHMUT" should be the first result on youtube if you search for it. Would be interesting to see you reaction to it.
He got a medal called the gold cross which can only be given by the commander of the army and was also recommended for hero of Ukraine
I'm glad he talked about the other guy helping hem. Most people were saying bad things about hem just because he was not shooting. I thought he had shell shock and even hem just packing ammo to the one guy was the best thing he could have done without getting in the way. Bravo!! Prayers!
Gonna be the Karen of the comment section, maybe take the 3 seconds of effort it took me to learn the name of this legend, Ruslan Zubarev who is also just 21yrs old who said playing PUBG helped him learn combat... the balls on that Ukrainian
You know what they say men what goes around comes around. And yes, obviously, that works for both sides
really? Oh man
Dude is a beast. Pretty sure funker has the actual video of the fight and it's intense. If the Russians had decided to launch an actual assault on the trench they could have easily taken it but because he kept up the suppressive fire with his buddy constantly feeding him ammo, the Russians just couldn't actually launch that assault. Trench warfare is a fucking nightmare, especially when you have defenders like this dude.
I am from Ukraine and I know how indomitable and fearless Ukrainian soldiers are. They do not leave, they stand to the last breath there on the battlefield, knowing what's behind their shoulders, who behind their shoulders and at the cost of their own lives defend freedom, human values and native land. I lost people I know during this war, patriots of their land and just good people. It's painful and devastating, but I will fight for Ukraine for the rest of my life, just like them. The Ukrainians didn't come with weapons to the Russians, but they came to us to kill us, because we are not like them, cos we live by the concepts of dignity and freedom and they don't.
Slava Ukraїni! Heroyam Slava! 💙💛
These two Ukrainian warriors should get 🏅🏅
Fantastic job defending freedom👍
Slava Ukraine 👍👍✌️
I know that Predator was awarded a medal and given an M4, but what impressed me is his total cool calm awareness of the situation and the processing of all the information to make split second tactical decisions, give precise commands to his battle buddy and also to perfectly communicate to his unit what was happening and request information from the drone/unit. This is excellent leadership in every way! I don't know what rank he is but he deserves a promotion as well!
Why was he given an M4? I love that rifle, but I’m just curious why?
@@dylanjohnson4624 Probably a more sought after weapon system to the ukrainians I would assume, more modular and lighter although I could be wrong.
@@dylanjohnson4624 because he said in an interview that his desire was to buy an M4. However, he was too young to purchase one.
@@Thrasher94sa oh okay thanks
And now for his troubles he has got shrapnel in the back. Probably vacations are in order for a few weeks.
The second soldier was the "Quick Select Menu" key. Without him, "Predator" would not have been able to cope with such a large number of Russians. Together they made the perfect duo.
Mother of God. I knew the BMP was close from other vids, but I did not realize it was literally right f’ing there! Almost on top of them. 😮
A true warrior with no exaggeration. I am stunned and amazed by this one page of life of one great soldier.
Actually seeing that guy feeding the weapons and ammo out like was very effective and probably allowed perfect concentration by the primary soldier firing the weapons. Great teamwork under extreme stress!
41:03 So much like how he's asking permission to use Matador and super exited when allowed. Like a kid asking for an extra piece of cake =)
This was a joke. Predator decided to leave the Matador for the situation if the Russian tank appeared
@@Dmytro_Haranzha не зовсім, це було нецільове використання боєприпасів - приблизно як 20 пострвлів з гармати по одному солдату який ніяк не загрожував
Tôi là người Việt Nam, tôi luôn theo giỏi & Ũng hộ ngưỡng mộ tinh thần chiến đấu đầy bản lĩnh của chàng trai trẻ chiến binh Ukraine này.
Theo tôi nhận định:
QĐ Ukraine là một QĐ rất thông minh - sáng tạo trong chiến đấu thuộc hàng QĐ giỏi nhất & đầy Bản lĩnh nhất thế giới.!
Tôi tin chắc rằng:
Người Ukraine nhất định sẽ chiến thắng hào hùng - vẻ vang trước đội quân xâm lược của Nga - Putin này.!
Rồi đây Người Ukraine sẽ mở ra một trang Lịch sử oai hùng nhất thế giới.!❤♥️♥️👍👍👍
Thank you.🙏
That young man is a total BADASS fighting for damn near 30 minutes alone except for the guy handing him ammunition and weapons against a bmp and 12 plus guys… kept his head and dealt death and destruction to the enemy… Go Ukraine 🇺🇦 keep up the good work
Ждал когда комбат глянет это видео , а он ещё и с разбором посмотрел 😮. Да-да вот такие пацаны у нас .Горд за Украину 🫡
Why speak on russian language?
@@kissandjerr886 problem?
@@kissandjerr886 I speak russian because russia has been trying hard russification to country for several centuries by any means. That's why I speak russian, but soon it won't happen because I will only teach my children Ukrainian . Glory Ukraine
@@TemaAlmaz78 What prevents you from writing in Ukrainian here and now? As I know, russification was hundreds of years ago, but you live here and now.
@@miloszw767 just question.
The secondary in the trench 100% kept them both alive. Feeding him weapons and ammo pretty much instantly as and when he needed it, giving him info when he can and last of all he wasn't alone. The psychology of fighting alone is enough to break a man from fighting.
That is a man who works fantastically under pressure. Truly exceptional
Thanks to all people, countries who continue supporting Ukrainian fighters like this one, we appreciate your help a lot 💙💛
Всех в ад отправим, укронацики, всех уроем. Победа за Россией!
💪🇺🇦🇳🇱👍
His mate deserves medal as well, without him there was small chance.
Vive l'Ukraine gloire au héros ❤🇺🇦🇺🇦
If people watch a video with subtitles, it is not clear to them that the presenter and his interlocutor speak different languages. The journalist speaks Ukrainian his interlocutor speaks Russian. Also, some soldiers speak Russian others speak Ukrainian. People in America in Europe think that Russian-speaking people are for Russia. But it's not. They need to understand that it doesn't matter what your native language is. We are all Ukrainians and we are fighting for Ukraine against a terrible enemy!
I had seen the video but the interview with Predator was brilliant, young but confident in his work and the feelings behind them. Fighting to defend your country and people is incentive for these guys. Slava Ukraini Heroyem Slava ❤❤❤🇺🇦🇬🇧❤❤
Eahhhh! Realy HERO! Iм fhjv. Я с ним говорил. Ты можешь быть уверенным. U can bee sure.
A high skilled infantry man, this man is highly ready to lead a squad
I'm proud of this soldier. This is the kinda guy game developers draw their inspiration from - young, brave, smart and handsome.
I'm proud to be a Ukrainian.
And yes, HUGE thanks to our allies for supporting our country in this terrible war.
Слава Україні! 🇺🇦💪❤
Дякую всім. Слава Україні, Героям слава!!🇺🇦
Я Український солдат. Слава нації!
@@VictoryisCloseUA и трвндец российской педерации)
@@alexbezverhnij2312 ахахаха Я українець. Звідки ти? рф?
Продолжаем денацификацию.
@@sweetytobleron656 Яких нацистів ви знищуєте? Я воював з усіма іншими підрозділами спецназу разом зі спецназом «Азов», і я не бачив жодного нациста
I salute this hero
Ive seen the all video,and i can tell you that this guy its a real fearless highly trained Warrior.
He alone( and his comrade) hold on his ground for ages against dozens of enemies with success in very,very close combat. You can even see for brief moments Russian soldiers trying to get to the near trench.
This is not a Video Game,this is real war,were or you kill or get killed.
And you can ear in his Heavy breathing and constant firefight how violent this battle was.
For you gamers,just put the Control aside,because if you thought you were an awesome soldier in battle,you not. And prey to never be in a situation like this 2 Ukrainian guys fighting for their lifes,for real,with real guns,real grenades,real shooting and real death.
So Next time you play an war game,think to yourself that you are a nobody in warfare,OK.
This guy his and his comrade are real life heros
All the respect in the world for both of them.
He is playing PUBG a lot before war, maybe in some ways it help him to understand and control the situation.
@@kyotospace5921 under the circumstances, Both of them are doing an outstanding job.
Very Brave,indeed.
Stand your Ground Ukraine,you will be Vindicated.
Thank you to the American people for helping us Ukrainians 🇺🇸🤝🇺🇦
Thank you Ukrainian people for protecting the world from Putin's evil! We will send you all the weapons and money you need, just kick his ass back to Moscow!
And Poland🇵🇱 ❤
Nie da się ukryć że odetchneliśmy z ulgą kiedy USA ogłosiło pomoc dla. Ukrainy
We (US) love Ukraine and are proud of the Ukrainian army.
Out generals say Ukrainian soldiers are smart and learn to use new weapon systems fast.
Ukraine will prevail.
@ChrisNVegas without your help, we wouldn't survive . Thank you America 🇺🇸 ❤️
I would love to have seen this from the perspective of a flying over UAV. This man has balls bigger than myself and all my ancestors combined. No doubt
Thank you that you translating and show situations we live in.
Glory for Heroes!
The truth is that there are thousands of such cases like this one in Ukraine every day, but they are not always filmed, so we say Glory to Ukraine, Glory to the Heroes, because tens of thousands of ordinary people like you picked up machine guns and heroically defend their land and are the same heroes as this guy
The world is too indifferent to the tragedy that Russia has arranged, unfortunately
And the world / Europe were indifferent to Donetsk and Lughansk when the Kiev regime were bombing and shelling UKRAINIAN Russian speakers for almost 8yrs, killing 14.000 people many if not most were children / civilians. So bollocks to your heroes of ukraine
@@Alien9828 they wouldn't have to fight with the rebels if Russia didn't start this war in the first place.
@@Alien9828 you 🤡
@@Alien9828 It's all Russian propaganda BS. The losses 8n Donbas are not onesided ... It's losses 9n both sides, including the civilian losses. And it's not "8 years", because 99% of the death happened in the first 2 years of the conflict, after Russia attacked. And 5he separatists even downe a passenger plane. Stop spreading this nonsense 🤷🏻♂️
@@Alien9828 Продолжай тявкать. В моем родном Славянске именно пророссийское быдло убивало мирных.
Ukraine is independent and free, and Russia will never break the strong Ukrainian people!!!
Дни Украины сочтены, победа России неизбежна💯😁!
@@ViTeK9 как и Киев за 3 дня и Бахмут за год!!! Украину поддержал весь мир..а рашисты будут в Украине удобрением в земле!!!
@@ViTeK9 почему имя на латинице, дискредитация руззкого языка?
Ukraina is in total dependence upon USA and US.
@@ViTeK9 россия ничто
I'm really loving watching your videos. Too many TH-cam creators aren't covering this stuff anymore. It's really cool hearing your analysis of these situations.
My old lady is Ukrainian and my children are Ukrainian-American. What they're going through over there is basically their version of our revolutionary war. I love that in this day and age people can see what's really happening on the ground and don't have to wait for the news to report on it five days later. And the horror of war is right in your face, as it should be.
I'm Ukrainian and want to say thank you guys for all the positive and supportive comments! That means a lot for us! 🇺🇦
@@UMAD666 Thank you so much!
@@UMAD666 proud to be used like a condom to solve rich people's problems
💪🇺🇦🇳🇱👍
🇮🇩❤Ukraine
Bro those 2 guys are buddies for life! Real life rambo! wow!
Please note that the Predator communicates in Russian throughout the interview, and Yuriy Butusov (journalist) communicates in Ukrainian throughout the interview, and they understand each other perfectly. I am writing this so that people understand how much the Russian language and those who communicate in Russian are "infringed" in Ukraine, because this is what Russians like to talk about. The Ukrainian military defend their land by communicating in any language.
I was born in Enerhodar, the town with a large Nuclear Plant that is now under occupation. There were 7 schools, out of which 6 schools had russian as a main teaching language and only 1 school taught people in Ukrainian. So when russia started to talk about "infringed russian-speakers", I thought it was a joke.
It was really hard to find people in my town to have a conversation in Ukrainian, the language I found to be more expressive and interesting. And when I finished school and moved to Kyiv, the number of russian-speakers around me was still significant, and as an (ex-)russian-speaker myself I can certainly say, they were not infringed in the slightest. I had the opposite feeling actually. the Party of Regions were doing everything to suppress the development of the Ukrainian language. They also were sabotaging the program for returning Tatars in Crimea, but that's a story for another time.
When the war started (in 2014) and they used "infringed russian-speakers" as their casus belli, some people started to switch to Ukrainian, so those bastards would have less "casus" to cause "belli". And in 2022 a whole lot more people trying to switch to Ukrainian. Still, there are a lot of people who are shy or lazy enough to not do that, and there are soldiers who don't really have time to learn Ukrainian.
With all that I wrote you might say, "since most of you were using russian, why do you even need Ukrainian?". If you go to any village, you will hear people speaking Ukrainian immediately. People in towns and cities talk russian because of centuries of genocide that russia did to us. Hunger, deportations, mass murders, being "meat" in WW2, hunger again, mass murders again, all while "freed territories" being filled with russians from poor regions, like they now do in Crimea... Just accepting russian language as a state language would feel like a defeat in our fight for the survival of the nation. Unfortunately, Ukrainians in the Kuban region have already suffered this defeat and now consider themselves russians, even though they continue using Ukrainian words.
@@PavloPravdiukov true.
Well, Russian is just a dialect of Ukrainian, its simplified version. All Ukrainians are fluent in so called Russian. To find a Russian who understands Ukrainian is a challenge. To find a Russian who is flient in standard Ukrainian is next to impossible!
Yes, its true. I am from Ukraine and I speak both languages fluently. This is a myth invented by russia to invade and start a war.
@@igorvkalinin Exactly. I can confirm that as a Masters in philology
Super Heroes do exist !!! Slava Ukraine !!! Glory to the Hero Nation !!!
Thank you for showing our heroes to the world.
Love from Ukraine ❤❤❤
Prawdziwy Kozak ❤
Козак
Walił w moskali jak do kaczek. Coś im nie wyszedł ten desant z BMP.
The thing that stresses me out the most is the weather. It's winter here and it's bone chilling cold. Like your fingers and hand muscles are so tight from the cold. Shivering and all that. Add in this event and it just blows my mind how a human can be so resilient.
This man an his buddy prepping an handing him everything are true definitions of hero’s! Slava Ukraini 🇺🇸❤️🇺🇦
- Greetings from Ukraine! 💙💛
- Thank you for a good video on such an important topic for the English-speaking audience!
P.S.:
- Ukraine is now defending not only itself, but also the entire democratic world. Because, as you remember, Putin said that NATO should roll back, as he wants, to the borders of 1997. Because he, Putin, wants to occupy and enslave all the countries of the former Soviet Union and the Warsaw bloc (Poland, Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, etc............). So please, push US government to supply Ukraine with F-16.
- The only way to stop the war started by the Russians is to sufficiently arm the Ukrainian army, to throw out the Russian occupiers of 1991 borders, and to give Ukraine the opportunity to join NATO and the EU. Only this will stop the Russian killers now in future times! Please, F-16.
- So, in order to speed up peace time and the victory of Ukraine, and the entire Democratic World in general, over the Russian fascist occupiers and the expulsion of the Russian occupiers from Ukraine, so that they, the Russians, no longer have the opportunity to kill us, Ukrainians, we ask you, if possible, your channel, to make a mention in your next videos the need to supply Ukraine with F-16. Giving Ukraine F-16 will accelerate the expulsion of the bloody Russian invaders from Ukraine, and will save the lives of many Ukrainian civilians.
N.B.:
- From Ukraine with love, hope for a quick victory and faith in freedom, Your subscribers! 💙💛
- Ukraine will join NATO, Ukraine will join the EU! Ukraine and the entire Democratic World will win!
I'd wouldn't mind betting the F16s are, like the Abrams tanks are coming, but even more so than the Abrams, the F16 weapon's system is a bit too complex to get trained up on in a couple of months. Ukrainian pilots are even now doing simulator training on them so who knows what the situation really is regarding the F16s. P.S. Best way to let the Russians know they're coming is when they get there and their pilots find they are needing to try to avoid air to air rockets fired from aircraft beyond their radar's maximum range.
@@Happiones - Already now, there are people who know how to pilot the F-16, and who are ready to help Ukraine defend itself from the Russian invaders.
- Type in the TH-cam search "Retired F-16 ace 'Two Dogs' Hampton willing to fly combat missions for Ukraine" (Forces News) - and he is not the only one like that
- Yes, it will be a limited contingent of pilots, but these dozen veteran pilots who know how to fly the F-16, and who (most importantly, show a desire to help protect the people of Ukraine from the bloody Russian invaders) they could help to better close the Ukrainian sky from Russian winged killer missiles.
- This would already be a significant reinforcement.
- And during this time, in a few months, it would be possible to train Ukrainian pilots who already have flight experience and who do not need to train from zero level.
- So providing F-16 is a political decision. And if there is political will, US government can provide F-16 right now, because veteran pilots who know how to fly F-16 and are ready to help us defend ourselves against Russian killers and occupiers - such veteran pilots exist
- So please push your US government to give us F-16 now, not later. Because what is measured in a month for US is measured in Ukraine in lives of defenders of Ukraine and Ukrainian civilians who died in the struggle.
- Because the sooner we throw out the Russian occupiers from Ukraine, the fewer defenders of Ukraine and peaceful Ukrainian citizens will die.
- So please give us F-16 so that we can defend ourselves!
The entire democratic world; indeed, and not just Europe. It is my belief that a decisive Ukrainian victory will discourage Xi from starting a war in the pacific (****** that). We *must* support Ukraine.
My deepest respects for all those who fight. Lest we forget.
Ukraine is a nation of legends and the west needs to support you. Support from. Australia!
If it was up to me you’d have the F-35 and nato membership now. You have earned it
es increíble la serenidad del asistente .como la valentía del combatiente...desde Argentina. abrazo al pueblo ucraniano.
Дякую вам за підтримку 👍
That was insane. Your commentary helped me understand better. Thank you. Those Ukrainians are awesome💙💛
Brave & freedom , Slava Ukraine ❤
Kisses from Brazil
I hope Brazilian people will help your president ti change his mind
Ми дякуємо вам, багато у нас воює воїнів з Бразилії, які помагають нам вицій війні проти російських свиней.
@@Vetal116 working on it 💛💙🌸
Predator is injured now, but expected to make a full recovery. Slava Ukraini!
How was he injured
@@butkicker987654321 In action, a couple of days ago. Shrapnel in the spine.
@Vitaliy Parfeniuk respect. I did my time as a 240b heavy machine gunner in the army and got pretty messed up myself. It's a tough line of work. I'm pretty recovered and am a wildland fire fighter now
@@butkicker987654321 Respect as well. This guy Ruslan Zubarev "Predator" was not injured seriusly. As he has said after the injury "it was a nice try from the Russians part to kill me although they have not succeded". I think that after our victory he will become a professor - he speaks a refined correct Russian language (he is from the Russian-speaking region of Ukraine) and never curses even on the most intense war videos)
@@butkicker987654321он сейчас ранен множеством осколков, сейчас находится на лечении
I saw this video last night and it’s truly amazing, you need to check out the 7-8 man squad defending their trench from orcs, similar to this
Ahh yes Da Vinci's Wolves defending the last road to Bakhmut from Orcs. Their commander was ice cold! That was crazy too
@@conflictcamera7446 you know brother!
What a brave, courageous Ukraine's warriors! Motherland is proud to have such a legendary fighters for freedom!❤️
What
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GIGACHAD
Salute from Finland.
Slava Ukraini.
Slava Ukraine and glory to the hero and his comrade!
@Polish Knight we couldnt even beat the taliban lol
@Polish Knight You wish. I highly doubt that
@Polish Knight Chill out man)
Thanks a lot for your country's help but this vid is about Ukrainian solder, thats why we glorify Ukraine.
@Polish Knight To ask for praise for something given freely as well as morally right those not benefit a true knight!
But Poland has ineed helped a lot but I think also due to self preservation. Still well done!
This latest idea of Polish truckers blocking Ukrainan trucks at the border not so good tho!
@Polish Knight Brother, you are too narcissistic) Blood, tears, suffering and destruction are the true price of the Glory of Ukrainians. Please don't be jealous of it.
And what prevents Poland from becoming the leader of Europe and the moral leader of the West right now? Why should you wait for the end of this war? Are you waiting for the russian empire to fall to become a new regional empire? We are going in circles again, brother... It is better for us to unite our efforts around common interests, instead of proclaiming the greatness and leadership of some individual country.
And, of course, boundless gratitude to Poland, the USA and all other countries that help Ukraine fight this monster. Invest in Ukraine today if you don't want to deal with russian beast tomorrow.
I am a soldier of the Ukrainian army, soldiers of the US army, help us in this war...thank you for your help..But we need your help, come and let's defend democracy together
GLORY 🇺🇸
King Kong and Godzilla have nothing on this Guy and his Buddy. Neither would be alive without the other doing his part. Slava Ukraine!!!
9:34 His buddy was handing him those grenades like, you want some cake bro?
The way Predator whoops as he's given clearance to use whatever he's got feels too relatable. Then he asks Hacker for the AT4 as the enemy starts to fall back. Well done to both those men.
These two Ukrainians went above and beyond the call of duty, and if they were Americans, they would most likely get the Congressional Medal of Honor!!
They took out about 10-12 Russkies!!
:D Predator got a medal & a new rifle from Zaluzhnyi
If im not mistaken i think he was awarded the Hero of Ukraine medal
That would have been a silver star at least.
@@ryanhampson673 there is not enough silver in Ukraine to reward all the soldiers
This assault video and the other one few weeks ago in the trench are for me the 2 best war footage ever!
@@gostman watch the honor unit video. An nco killing 5-6 Russians while coordinating his whole squad. Some legendary things
@@Goerge-lu3ok link ?
@@Goerge-lu3ok i saw it👍the Kraken Unit have excellent videos too.
As a Swede, I hope Sabaton makes a song about these 2 guys defending their trench! Slava ukraini!
Unfortunately, Sabaton keeps calm like nothing happened. Looks like they are careing of their russian audience and hope that eventually they will be back to russia with a tour.
@@Koshelev85040 Well, I hope they never play again in Russia unless Russia stops their moronic war but ohwell everyone wants different things I guess.
Or Ola Englund, he is my guitar hero! 🙂
Sabaton don’t disappoint us
@@DEZ9223 bullshit
That's insane to me watching this guy smoke 3 dudes on camera knowing you could die at any moment, absolutely insane.
This guy was amazing shows how adrenaline running through him fighting for his and companions life .
Incredible fight! Ukrainian soldiers are the best. Слава Україні!
Slava Ukraine
Well...they had half hour until the end of their shift, they spended that last half hour in crazy action.
That guy has balls of steel.
I've never seen such intense close combat footage, honestly shocking. The thing that impressed me the most is the teamwork here, the guy supplying the weapons and ammunition was just as key, you could see when he went to blind fire the AK74M he wasn't going to be putting down effective fire but he certainly found his role with supplying the gear and followed orders without hesitation.
That boy had only been in the army for a week and was not lost, he obeyed all commands. The predator said that they survived thanks to their partner.
This has to be the most badass defense I've seen. Respect
To be honest I am not sure many militarymen (from the US, France, UK or other countries) can really teach us much about such form of combat. Most of them never have been in such intense fighting, against an army of similar strength. When this war is over, Ukrainian soldiers will be more experimented than any of them.
Do you think this is even teachable? I don't know, to me it looks like you teach people the bases as best as you can and then they pray they'll never need it or if they do, that it's a good day 😬
One of the bigest problem of Russian's "mobilization" is a lack of instructors. We also have thousands of new soldiers now. So even if Western soldiers don't have such type of experience - they can teach newbies a lot of the tghings. As far as I know, people who went to the treaining in the western countries are mostly new soldiers without military experience. So it has some reason and in any case we don't need to pull out more experienced soldiers (like this guy) from the frontline, create new training camps and concentrate too many people there (that also can be a target for the rockets, it happened in the past).
@@huskytail You're not too far off the mark. Training is there to give you the essentials and to PREPARE you for combat. You cant train for everything and have to adapt. also a lot of US warfare doctrine involves a lot of decisions at a unit level. You'll get a mission and a lot of times its up to you to figure out how to carry it out. Its why US Tactics have been so hard to expect in other wars.
I thought the same thing, the United States spent 20 years in Afghanistan fighting warlords with AK's and RPG's meanwhile US troops had AC130's, A10's, satellites, Reaper drones, guided missles, f18's, f16's, Abrams tanks...Basically complete air dominance, and casvac helos. Anytime US soldiers got heavy resistance they just pulled back and leveled the earth. This is not to say US troops never experienced heavy combat but it was definitely a different kind of war. The kind of war you would think "the second most powerful military in the world" would fight but for some reason they have resorted to taliban war doctrine, what a joke.
Well said . Definitely something to think about. i dont even think marines see combat like this