Kadyrov's Chechens Treat Us like Sh*t - Russian POW Confession
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
- DISCLAIMER: the POW gave his clear consent for filming and publishing this footage. POWs are protected by the Geneva Convention and treated accordingly in Ukraine.
Sergey went to the war against Ukraine after his friend recommended the 'Akhmat' regiment of the Kadyrov forces in the Russian army. Having believed that he will be treated well and doing some non-dangerous work in the rear, Sergei joined the occupation army. He ended up becoming POW on the first line. According to his words, the men of Kadyrov rest in the fifth line of defence, while Russians and other nationalities end up used as 'meat waves' on the front line. Hear the full story in our video.
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please, use a second speaker, or at least tell when it's a question from the interviewer, or the answer from the POW that is translated. Otherwise it is really hard to comprehend.
When goats aren't available the Kadryovites need some type of entertainment.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Probably very very true
After the atrocities committed by the Russians against the Chechens and their families, it's amazing any Russian soldiers are still alive.
And its more amazing that ANY Chechens fight for the RU Maggots!?!?
@@vegas1a Most of them have their families as hostages in Chechnya. They can't surrender or defect to the Ukrainians, fearing reprisals against their families in Chechnya.
@@vegas1a Kadyrov and his father switched sides in the Chechen war and were rewarded as puppet governors..
There is still a lot of family/tribal-association politics in some Chechen areas.
@@eh1702What If Putin Dies?
@@vegas1aWhat If Putin Dies?
This guy told the same story we have heard multiple times. His rendition was the most honest and straight forward yet.
Like Russians didn't try to exterminate Chechnya
The point is they are supposed to be on the same side, that kind of vengefulness is not condusive for successful yet alone cohesive interoperability, not that I'm complaining.
@@emwhaibee yet kadyrov forces have proven to be efficient, even fearless, fighters who cohesively support RF for past two years 🤔 not that I'm complaining..
@@asdg2271 Religious zealots tend to have more discipline that people who are either conscripted, fighting for money, or fighting for Putin's glory.
Putler to Kadyrov: "Hold my poop bag"
Russian sadistic treatment should surprise no one.
Absolutely, they have a long and continuous history of committing atrocities on a grand scale both at home and abroad...it's one of the few things that they are really good at, unfortunately.
@@Abbo888 Genghis and Timur used terorism against civilians as a key strategy of war, the muscovites have alays done the same.
Now this was a good interview, he hurt your country, but you did not insult him, that is how it is done, thank you!
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Keep up your courage, relentlessness and cautiousness Ukraine. Stay strong and resilient - you will prevail!!! 🇺🇦💙💛🇺🇦
I'm fairly well convinced that once Ukrainians can punch through the mine fields and actually mounted strong attack on the primary defense lines the Russians are going to crumble. Maybe it's wishful thinking but I really hope that's what happens.
I've been watching the russian KIA per day and the 3 months before and a month into the counter offensive. The numbers have stayed consistent the whole time, around 500-600. The numbers not that important just the fact it's stayed the same. This tells me the Ukrainians haven't even attempted a large assault with significant amounts of artillery/drones/missiles and then sending in an overwhelming number of tanks and IFVs. They supposedly still have 9 western equipped and trained brigades that haven't engaged in the CO at all yet. Everything we see in the south has only been 3 of the 12 CO brigades. I think the plan the whole time was to use those 3 to break the first weaker lines and then commit the other 9 to punch through the 2nd more substantial line. It's taken them a little longer to break the first line with the 3 brigades, but just in the past few days the russians have admitted their counter battery fire is almost nonexistent now that Ukraine has been annihilating russian artillery with HIMARS and Excalibur shells. In the past month morale has continued to plummet in the russian trenches. They don't have basic things like food/water/ammo. I think if Ukraine uses a shock and awe approach you'll start seeing chaos/mass surrenders/deserters and hopefully a break through. They have to go for a break through really. Going slow just allows the russians to dig more new trenches and lay new mines further behind the front.
@@cabooseabs6864There is logic in what you say. Let’s hope you are right.🙂
@@cabooseabs6864 if you watch daily stats it's clear ukraine is targeting artillery, russian losses are growing at a pace unseen so far, EWS and ammo depots. Without supplies and enough reserves russian frontline sooner or later will crumble.
@@cabooseabs6864 bear in mind, both sides are suffering a lot of losses, there are good soldiers in ru army too though they use a lot of cannon fodder.
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That's the difference between Russia and Ukraine. For Putin this war is an ego trip . Where as ukraine is fighting for its people and for its land. This is what creates a real warrior! !. Russians soldiers could never have the determination or will..that Ukrainians have..Slava Ukraine ..🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Kadyrov's Chechens Treat Us like Sh*t - Can't imagine why?
Chechnya is interesting and beautiful. The sad point is that human rights are constantly violated there, like in russia.
@@lenalee89245 I'll take your word for it.
However, I was simply disparaging an ork pow and hold no views on Chechnya or its disgusting leadership.
There is not enough internal c onflict yet , but i think it is growing . 💛💙
Well, of course they do, you destroyed their country twice.
First Ukrainians win , then Moldova is sorted out … then Chechen and Belarus are sorted out …
Just keep capturing the orcs and ship them back in trade for real soldiers. Eventually they will hear these stories and decide to live rather than die for pootler and his oligarchs.
Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦🔱 🕯️🙏
GOOD!!!! GOOOOODDDDD!!!
Between a rock and a hard place. (Micheál - Ireland)
Time for soldiers within the Russian M.O.D. with heavy armor to take care of the Kadyrovites. I am sure if Russians gave up Kadyrovite positions of encampments U/A HIMARS would soften them up prior to Russian retaliation.
He has good articulation despite being of low to moderate education. Would common Chechnians even see themselves let alone understand him?? 🤔
miraculously every POW captured was tricked to the front line and never fired a shot... Ukrainian heroes who died must be twisting and turning in their graves listening to that...
No hole in that jacket
Well, sh*t needs to be treated like sh*t
Could you post later after fixing background and filling cracks in wall it is still public internet no offense have a great day with nice and colourful results and may sun shine on you. God bless you for attempt to get away with half finished object
If it walks like a duck, quacks like a duck...
“He gave me a candy and told me to eat it later. Maybe he did that so no-one would know.”
🙄No, it was in case of your blood sugar dropping again.
It was still an act of kindness.
bring super glue to. pinch arterys shut and seal wondes it works as long as you make sure to glue the skin not in the cut itself
Very very good of the Ukrainians to treat POWs humanely. These guys will go home and talk about how they were treated by Western forces. I guess many of these poor souls will also emigrate from Russia. Also, Ukraine has to keep treating POWs humanely in order to get into NATO. But hey, I've seen some videos of a POW get a slap, fair play in the heat of the moment....
2 min... I couldn't stand his winning any more....
Anyone tell him he will die for saying this? They will kill him. Don't go home.
I doubt it's idolising it's probably more often fear .
Sometimes people treat you as they perceive you. Maybe a make over would help.
Lol, how many Russian mobilised don't last their first day
Brother Chechens will choose to give their lives but will not surrender
Your definitely wrong man.99% would surrender no matter were u from
complaines about his treatment wonder how he treated Ukraine people before he was captured
What????????.Je suis vraiment désolé mais je ne comprend pas le chinois. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
PATROL find more SPYS at UA.
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Among those who have adopted school-age orphans from Russia, the Massis' experience is not atypical. For a host of reasons, children adopted from that country - some 58,000 in the past two decades - tend to be older and more likely to arrive in the U.S. developmentally behind their American peers and in many cases reeling from the effects of substandard orphanage care and trauma suffered at the hands of their biological parents or fellow orphans.
For a generation, American adoptive parents of these children have coped, suffered and in some instances given up hope in relative obscurity, silenced by a popular adoption culture preaching that love can heal all in "forever families" - a term used to describe families formed via adoption.
In April, Torry Hansen, a single parent and registered nurse in Tennessee, gave voice to those families' experience through an act both desperate and cruel. Sparking an international scandal, Hansen sent her adopted Russian-born son, age 7, alone on a plane to Moscow. In a note addressed to the Russian government, she wrote that the boy was "mentally unstable." She was promptly and brutally condemned by the Russian state and the American public.
Maybe POWs should discuss Russia's future, pivot Russia's head offices and trade to either Beijing or Kyiv. Maybe they should educate themselves on Russia's options by listening to both sides of the issues. Maybe see things more objectively. Who knows what's next for Mother Russia?
This guys still covered in blood, at least he thinks Ukraine will win, I’m curious how the Ukraine and Russia conduct prisoner exchanges? Is there a phone number you call and Russia answers?
Erdogan facilitates the swaps I believe.
Turkey, the Saudi Government and even Pope Francis have been involved in facilitating prisoner exchanges between Russia and Ukraine.
Catedral de Odesa atacada e danificada.
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Mais novo acontecimento.
Diserang sikadyrouv chenchen dia muslim benci sama gereja.
@@hotniatisidebang2921 Are you from Indonesia??
Interesting, your language is a bit similar to Portuguese language.
"I'm on Russia's side." - Tucker Carlson
Evangelicalsnever- lie: Tucker Carlson disgusts me, I can't stand the man nor his girlish laughter.
When he was taken to court before, his lawyers pleaded that his show was not a news show but an expression of his opinions only.
What concerns me more is Trump saying he will end the war on his first day in Office, without explaining how he proposes to do this.
As I see it he has few options. Either he cuts off the supply of weapons and finance to Ukraine, forcing them to surrender territory to Russia.
In which case aggression will have won. What a precedent to set.
Or, he informs Putin that he will veto any attempt by Ukraine to join NATO.
Or he pulls the USA out of NATO altogether and pursues a policy of isolationism for the USA.
Either of these options, to my mind, would diminish the standing of the US in the World.
The US along with the UK and Russia had given Ukraine assurances under the Budapest Memorandum, guaranteeing Ukraine's Borders and Sovereignty, in return for Ukraine surrendering its nuclear weapons.
Russia has reneged on that, Britain, to its credit has stood firm in helping Ukraine and so has the US for now.
If Trump is elected as President and acts on his promise, why would any country, or potential Ally, ever trust anything the US affirms again? Trust would be dissolved.
If any Nation should understand a longing to be free, it should be America, given the history of its Colonial War with Britain.
Freedom is not free, it costs in terms of blood, sweat and tears.
The very least we can do is support this fledgling Democracy of Ukraine as it stands on the ramparts, fighting to be free.
Slava Ukraine.
God bless each and everyone of them and keep them safe from harm.
@@StevenKeery I agree with you completely. I would just add I think the, 'west', should do more to bring this war to a quicker and decisive outcome in Ukraine's favour than it has done and continues to do at present! Regards, Brent Collins.
@@brentjamescollins9731 : Certainly, everything they need to win and defeat Putin, without delay. It seems we didn't learn our lesson with Hitler.
As disgusting it is to hear how 'the Russians' treat 'their own people' - he didn't "mess around", but told it as it is. And his conclusion is right on the money!
How the hell are the Russians expecting to win - as they treat their own soldiers just as inhumanely and barbaric as they also treat the Ukrainian civilians? Are they really so stupid that they cannot see that this war is lost (for Russia that is!)?
Most, if not all mobilized Russian soldiers never wanted to be there in the first place, but would rather do anything to get out of there. Not least since they do not even know what they are fighting for....
This in combo with treating the Ukrainian civilian population(s) so horrendously, that most must think that: 'If I'll die no matter what I'll do - I might just as well die with a rifle in my hand!" (At least, that's what I would think).
Sure, it might take time as the Russians have had more than 6 months to both prepare, dig in and mine huge sways of land:
But it is obvious for anyone to see that the Ukrainians will ultimately win this war (that is of course if you really can say that there are any 'true winners' in modern warfare?).
Slava Ukaini! Glory to the heroes and peace and prosperity to all the people(s) of Ukraine.
(I'm looking forward to seeing you, the Ukrainian people joining the rest of Europe - where you belong, both geographically as well as according to your values regarding governance and human rights! Whether you wish to join the EU and/or NATO or not...[even though I believe that you now have no other choice BUT to join NATO though!].).
From an investigation in 2010.
The only clue that the Massis are different from most other American families is visual. While Marianne and Ray have dark complexions and black hair, their boys are fair-haired. They were born in Russia and adopted by Marianne and Ray in the years after the pair wed in 1995. It was Ray's second marriage; Marianne was a 40-year-old first-time bride.
Around the dinner table that night, as on most other nights, the easy flow of the Massis' conversation obscured the painful challenges confronting them. Shain, the eldest son, has been diagnosed with a severe fetal alcohol spectrum disorder. Adopted at age 6, he is now a 16-year-old ninth-grader at a special-needs school. He cannot tell time on an analog clock, and his words are tinged with a speech impediment Marianne believes is a result of his inability to hear much as a small child. Shortly after Shain arrived in the U.S., a doctor discovered an impenetrable buildup of wax in his ears that had to be removed surgically while he was under general anesthesia. Shain also steals money from Marianne and has punched holes in walls. "When he goes into a meltdown, you have to leave him alone," she says.
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Ilia, the smallest of the Massi boys, is startlingly outgoing. His slight stature and rosy cheeks make him look younger than his age, 13, and the trauma he suffered during his early childhood seems long behind him until he brings it up unprompted: "Do you know about my old mother?" He has described in graphic detail how she hanged herself in front of him when he was 4.
Roman, also 13, is the quiet one, with blue eyes that look as though they could cut glass. He was adopted from an orphanage in southwestern Russia in 2004 by another New Jersey couple, who relinquished their parental rights to the Massis after just a few months. The couple was disturbed by Roman's wild behavior and the lack of affection he showed them. When he first arrived in the Massi home, he hated being touched. "He would turn his back to you and back into a hug - and only with me and my husband," Marianne remembers.
Read more: www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1997439,00.html#ixzz0rRRsGCeE
No clue what you are talking about but your link is dead.
save @ bullit for yourself instead of givong up life has choices and you make decisions
Vengeance for what russia has done to so many for so long. I wonder what the world will call the former country known as russia?
So where are the interviews with the Palestinian women and children held in Israeli jails???
Lol deserved
Allies of Ukraine Like NATO Must Give Ukraine More Better Weapons Like ATACMS Missiles, Blackhawk Combat Helicopters and F-16 Combat Jets So That Many Evil Russian Soldiers Will Quickly Surrender Peacefully and The Liberation of All Ukrainian Territories including Crimea Will Be Quick. 💙💛
Lies 😂😂
I've seen the same video dozens of times but with Ukrainian prisoners doing the talking.