Its actually crazy.. when i saw this on my own i realized that that one danish soldier.. is my childhood friend and i just hope he is doing alright and remembers to be careful
@@phunkeehone Jo men tog hvist tilbage til fronten.. har ikke snakket med ham siden den gang i folkeskolen så ved ikke mere ned hvad jeg har set på de her dokumentare
@@seniorblyat Helt fair. Uanset hvad man end mener om at deltage i en krig, han ikke har noget personligt i klemme i, så må man sgu bare tage hatten af for hans cojones.
During The Winter War some Danish soldiers desserted and went to fight with the Finns. When they came back home they faced Martial Court...... They got a slap on their hands 😩 and two pads on their backs 🤗
@@torbendinesen7121 at man hjælper den part, der er udsat for en grotesk invasion fra en aggressiv nation, der kun vil have naboerne til at underkaste sig. Og du er da YDERST diplomatisk i din retorik.
German, 53 - seeing people go into this out of their own will to help. Not for glory, but to help one nation against it's obvious bully neighbour. They weren't pressured into it, there weren't told lies. They DECIDED to go. To say I have high respect for them would be an understatement. Also they give me back some of my conviction that Humanity isn't completely made up of arseholes.
Nice documentary! I think the laws differ in various countries, I remember reading about it on wiki, in some countries it's totally illegal, and some countries have even awarded citizens(e.g czech republic) who have volunteered, it's fully legal for us swedes, I even know a couple who have rejoined SWE Armed Forces after being in Ukraine, one is an officers cadet now(I believe he was in Ukraine for circa 2 years, early 2022- early 2024), so there doesn't seem to be any issues or obstacles, as long as they pass security checks. One swedish LT(Edvard Selander Patrignani) got his name listed in the church at Karlberg Academy/officers school, the names of officers who have fallen on foreign ground have their names there, but thats when in service in the Swedish armed forces, and not the armed forces of another country, but I thought it was a nice guesture. He passed away in the east, in Donbas, together with 2 americans and a canadian, they died together.
I don't think Putin would stop at Ukraine, I believe Russia eventually would continue toward other Countries, perhaps not a year or two after but I cannot see him stopping in Ukraine.
Would't hurt, but it would be a bit too diplomatically sensetive would be my guess, they do get a lot of support through volunteer networks like the one showed in this video though, basically everything except for weapons can be supplied, e.g various optics, NVGs, vehicles, drones, tactical med supplies etc etc... this is common and normal. These kind of networks exist in most(all?) european countries.
Its so important that people with the right skills come and help Ukraine. From soldiers to medical personnel and many more specialists. One thing that makes it a lot harder for people to come to Ukraine is the economic side. Maybe you still have costs in your home country or even in Ukraine there is a lot of things that cost money and salaries are low or non existing. Especially compared to what people in this documentary would have earned if they stayed in Denmark or Norway. That really shows they are not just people doing it for money. But I wished there was some way the government could cover some of the cost they have at home at least.
As far as i know they do get paid the same wage as a regular Ukrainian soldier, but the pay disparity between Denmark and Ukraine is sadly so large that it's about the same as being paid nothing, it's certainly pays for nothing, but it is something. Also, Putin has been pretty clear what his vision is over time, going back to the mid 2000s, especially after the invasion of Georgia in 2008. He wants to shift the balance of the world back to how it was before WW2. Where might makes right and he wants that because that's evidently the only way Russia as a state can continue to exist in his opinion. Think about the Spanish and Portuguese dividing the world between them in the 1600s, that's the power dynamic of the world Putin wants, that's what he meant when he said the greatest geopolitical tragedy of the 20th century was the dissolution of the Soviet Union, because with that came a world where you could no longer violently subjugate people without most of the rest of the world making a stink about it and tying to ruin your economy with sanctions, certainly a world where Russia as a country was in no actual position to tell anyone what to do anymore, and he doesn't like that. He slowly eroded all the civil institutions of Russia and now he wants to erode the civil institutions of the world. If anything, in some weird way, NATO crushing Russia is exactly what he wants He wants everyone to abandon the pretense that there are some sort of rules of engagement or diplomacy. He wants a world where you can kill to get what you want.
well why does it sound like only frontline soldiers are counted as boots on ground volunteers? if you join to help civilians, or something else, that is a nobrainer, freeing up ukrainians to do the most dangerous parts.
So that's Complete BS about pay, all foreigners sign contracts and are paid the same wage as their Ukrainian counter part's, that's direct form an ILTD veteran
Well..Ukraina was Sovietunion erlier..If you look in history, they have never attact the west, it is the west pushing east that is the problem..well this is my meaning. Norway First
A bit of a double standard from the danish government. They marked people, going to fight in Syria, as terrorists. But, if you're going to Ukraine? Well, that's just fine.
@ I have mate but there’s so much better combat footage out there, in English, maybe you just don’t know. Da Vincis wolves, 47th mechanised brigade, chosen company’s videos, there’s plenty mate but I’d recommend violence of action by chosen company as it’s recent and in English
There is a reason why north korea is coming to help russia, all nato agianst russia is not really fair, I am danish and I support russia and not ukraine.
Not fair? What kind of crazy reasoning is this? You support the hyper corrupt Russian regime's right to invade its neighbours and exterminate their population?
Its actually crazy.. when i saw this on my own i realized that that one danish soldier.. is my childhood friend and i just hope he is doing alright and remembers to be careful
Nu er det er stykke tid siden jeg så dokumentaren, men endte han ikke hjemme i Dk efter at være blevet ramt i kamp?
@@phunkeehone Jo men tog hvist tilbage til fronten.. har ikke snakket med ham siden den gang i folkeskolen så ved ikke mere ned hvad jeg har set på de her dokumentare
@@seniorblyat
Helt fair. Uanset hvad man end mener om at deltage i en krig, han ikke har noget personligt i klemme i, så må man sgu bare tage hatten af for hans cojones.
During The Winter War some Danish soldiers desserted and went to fight with the Finns.
When they came back home they faced Martial Court......
They got a slap on their hands 😩 and two pads on their backs 🤗
Hvad har det med denne krig at gøre fjols
@@torbendinesen7121 at man hjælper den part, der er udsat for en grotesk invasion fra en aggressiv nation, der kun vil have naboerne til at underkaste sig. Og du er da YDERST diplomatisk i din retorik.
@@torbendinesen7121
Alle har da lov til at skrive hvad de vil.
Din mor har ikke opdraget dig ordentligt.
Huge respect to people standing up for Ukraine, as a citizen im seriously proud of my country men.
I know its says bodyguard but in norway and denmark, we cal it livgarden and is translated to bodyguard, but they are the royals bodyguard
AH - like the German "Leibgarde" - those are also elite soldiers protecting someone important. Sounds like these words are all from the same root. :)
Just a note the Norwegian and Dane they mainly follow in the documentary are both with military background... the dane is a sniper even
1 like for you mate from a dane - have nice day and take care
Still waiting for "My war" danish afghan documentary 😅
Me 222222
Amadillo🤷♂️
@@IcemachineDk That is good, but the My War documentary is amazing.
Would love to see you react to the second part of Danish Ukraine Fighters
German, 53 - seeing people go into this out of their own will to help. Not for glory, but to help one nation against it's obvious bully neighbour. They weren't pressured into it, there weren't told lies. They DECIDED to go.
To say I have high respect for them would be an understatement.
Also they give me back some of my conviction that Humanity isn't completely made up of arseholes.
Nice documentary!
I think the laws differ in various countries, I remember reading about it on wiki, in some countries it's totally illegal, and some countries have even awarded citizens(e.g czech republic) who have volunteered, it's fully legal for us swedes, I even know a couple who have rejoined SWE Armed Forces after being in Ukraine, one is an officers cadet now(I believe he was in Ukraine for circa 2 years, early 2022- early 2024), so there doesn't seem to be any issues or obstacles, as long as they pass security checks. One swedish LT(Edvard Selander Patrignani) got his name listed in the church at Karlberg Academy/officers school, the names of officers who have fallen on foreign ground have their names there, but thats when in service in the Swedish armed forces, and not the armed forces of another country, but I thought it was a nice guesture. He passed away in the east, in Donbas, together with 2 americans and a canadian, they died together.
bro you need to watch the 4 episodes of "my war" where danish heros fight in afghanistan, very intense, very showing of the true reality
I don't think Putin would stop at Ukraine, I believe Russia eventually would continue toward other Countries, perhaps not a year or two after but I cannot see him stopping in Ukraine.
If Ukraine ever fell to Russia, imagine what Putin would use Ukrainian men for. This is exactly why Europe has to support Ukraine so hard.
Дякую 💪🇺🇦🇬🇧🇩🇰❤
Хохол залишиться хохлом,
Хоч ти пусти його в Європу.
Де треба діяти розумом,
Він напружує тільки жoпу.
Дякую 💪RUBYRS❤
European countries should be financially supporting their soldiers that chose to fight for the defence of Europe.
Would't hurt, but it would be a bit too diplomatically sensetive would be my guess, they do get a lot of support through volunteer networks like the one showed in this video though, basically everything except for weapons can be supplied, e.g various optics, NVGs, vehicles, drones, tactical med supplies etc etc... this is common and normal. These kind of networks exist in most(all?) european countries.
This would actively endorse and encourage people to go. Not a smart move politically!
Not a bodyguard. Livgarden is a special branch of the military tasked with protecting the royal family.
If ukraine is russian, russia is swedish...
Its so important that people with the right skills come and help Ukraine. From soldiers to medical personnel and many more specialists. One thing that makes it a lot harder for people to come to Ukraine is the economic side. Maybe you still have costs in your home country or even in Ukraine there is a lot of things that cost money and salaries are low or non existing.
Especially compared to what people in this documentary would have earned if they stayed in Denmark or Norway. That really shows they are not just people doing it for money. But I wished there was some way the government could cover some of the cost they have at home at least.
As far as i know they do get paid the same wage as a regular Ukrainian soldier, but the pay disparity between Denmark and Ukraine is sadly so large that it's about the same as being paid nothing, it's certainly pays for nothing, but it is something.
Also, Putin has been pretty clear what his vision is over time, going back to the mid 2000s, especially after the invasion of Georgia in 2008. He wants to shift the balance of the world back to how it was before WW2. Where might makes right and he wants that because that's evidently the only way Russia as a state can continue to exist in his opinion. Think about the Spanish and Portuguese dividing the world between them in the 1600s, that's the power dynamic of the world Putin wants, that's what he meant when he said the greatest geopolitical tragedy of the 20th century was the dissolution of the Soviet Union, because with that came a world where you could no longer violently subjugate people without most of the rest of the world making a stink about it and tying to ruin your economy with sanctions, certainly a world where Russia as a country was in no actual position to tell anyone what to do anymore, and he doesn't like that.
He slowly eroded all the civil institutions of Russia and now he wants to erode the civil institutions of the world. If anything, in some weird way, NATO crushing Russia is exactly what he wants He wants everyone to abandon the pretense that there are some sort of rules of engagement or diplomacy. He wants a world where you can kill to get what you want.
Not sure if either of those in the vid was amongst the corpses found at the frontline. But atleast 5 danes were put 6ft under.
Anyone with information about Danish the british soldier who had multiple surgeries in UK and he went back to ukraine to fight ??
Still asking for a reaction to the chosen company
well why does it sound like only frontline soldiers are counted as boots on ground volunteers? if you join to help civilians, or something else, that is a nobrainer, freeing up ukrainians to do the most dangerous parts.
Piratos har altid været valid byttemidel blandt soldater👍👍👍
So that's Complete BS about pay, all foreigners sign contracts and are paid the same wage as their Ukrainian counter part's, that's direct form an ILTD veteran
This war needs to end. Please. So many people getting killed 😢
Call and tell putin
Lad russia where ready, its just when all nato combined can easy defeat russia and if people say nato is not in the war, yes they are.
Will we see reaction from Patrick Lancaster interviewing former AFU members currently serving in the Maxim Krivonos Battalion?
Well..Ukraina was Sovietunion erlier..If you look in history, they have never attact the west, it is the west pushing east that is the problem..well this is my meaning. Norway First
A bit of a double standard from the danish government. They marked people, going to fight in Syria, as terrorists. But, if you're going to Ukraine? Well, that's just fine.
Do you purposely react to the videos with zero actual action? Seems like it
No have you not seen my videos from lat week, or series such as my war
@ I have mate but there’s so much better combat footage out there, in English, maybe you just don’t know. Da Vincis wolves, 47th mechanised brigade, chosen company’s videos, there’s plenty mate but I’d recommend violence of action by chosen company as it’s recent and in English
@@CombatReadyHQyeah didn’t think you’d reply
@@MaxKingsley72 Its not all about combat footage mate
@@viikmaqic didn’t say it was but they’re more interesting for him to comment on
There is a reason why north korea is coming to help russia, all nato agianst russia is not really fair, I am danish and I support russia and not ukraine.
Not fair? What kind of crazy reasoning is this? You support the hyper corrupt Russian regime's right to invade its neighbours and exterminate their population?
Thoes danish people on the wrong side, russia shall win, rest in peace who ever has died in the war