@@theheatinferno8420 considering you can go look at how much they've made and how they don't make as much as Pepsi co or papa john i don't see what your point is.
@@colmcmillan173 where are you picking your videos from then? From kremlin? Because there are plenty of videos where they show or offer mercy to russian individuals.
Damn bro said let me die in peace I fuckin hate war man a bunch of poor ppl fighting for the rich while there with there families there out here risking there lives leaving kids behind
@@ejluna4451 unfortunately this has been going on since the first civilizations sprung up and even before. War is hell no matter who it is. I'd rather have the politicians lobbying for war to go themselves and fight instead. Maybe they'll rethink their strategy on getting rich.
Ephesians 6:12-18: For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.
It should be added that the Russian soldier was completely surrounded for five days, 7 km behind enemy lines, they tried to kill him with drones, he received shrapnel wounds, not to mention food.They went to clean him up, they thought he was already dead. I think that's why he was awarded the title of Hero of Russia, and not just for hand-to-hand combat.He had five children, he had to live.
Fun fact: the billions of dollars that the Biden admin gave to Ukraine, about half of that went into the Act Blue anonymous fundraiser for the Democratic party. Let's not pretend American politicians equally tasted the caviar; this was and still is a strictly democratic Party position to support the war against the Russian people. May God protect the Russians from American weapons, and may He protect Ukrainians from the fallout of our crimes against the Russian People. Russians: forgive us. We are captured by an enemy of our own from within.
@@dainiusmatulaitis961I feel sorry for Lithuania u are brainwashed beyond repair. Once u became nato brainwashing never stopped. Btw I am Lithuanian. Labas iš Klaipėdos
Russian guy was used to survial situations due to his harsh living environment you can tell this from his mobility and skill set it played out well for him, he did absolutely everything possible grabbing the blade that's very primal and only someone who lives primal would do that. I find it interesting that the Russian's dialog was cut out from the fight, he told the Ukrainian "you fought well you should be proud"
@shakeittillyoubreakit it's a blade none the less siberians also have their own types of tools for their harsh environment I think a large majority of russia still lives in what we would call a survival situation. Totally off grid but that's normal life for them and when you see one of these people in a survival situation it's all second nature to them like hunting game rather than fighting.
As a Russian, I am interes ted in seeing this analysis of the situation. Firstly, it is worth mentioning that there were 2 Russian soldiers there, one of them was killed by a Ukrainian either in the house or before the video started. The Ukrainian was a head taller than the Russian, so he had longer arms and kept the enemy at a distance for some time. This knife is a traditional Yakut utility knife; it has no stop and easily slips out of your hands. The Russian cut his own hand because of this. When the Ukrainian says: Let me breathe, the Russian soldier has already cut his neck, and the blood is coming from the artery. When the Russian left, he put a grenade under the Ukrainian’s body armor and blew it up to stop the torment. In the interview, he talks not about a shard of glass, but about a shard of slate - roof covering. Yakut at the end of the video says “in any situation you must remain human”
For nothing, your forgot to add, while the people who sent them there still get to scroll their phones while they take a nice shit at the end of the day.
I doubt it lmao. When you win such a fight and manage to get out but apparently get back to finish him off (and therefore putting yourself in danger again) you're most likely not a decent person :D
@@likethatidea9899 OH REALY you are a little CHILD.SO IF I AM YORU ENEMY AND YOU SPARED ME,LET ME TO BLEAD OUT YOU realy think that i as your enemy woudl just sit still??!?!?! NO i would take the chance if i have g*n,gre*ade,pis*ol and try to get you or would use radio to give my teamates that are in close-semi close proximity you exact location and will give updated info about that part of the location to my teammates/squad. Not only i would i be able to potentialy limit the loses by eliminating 1 additional enemy but alos my remaining sqad memebrs will know exactly the situation in that location/that part of the village/town,wich then will be relayed to HQ command and they would have clearer picture of how to procede next. By the time you went to your next defensive lines we ,thanks to you my side would not only have the information situation clearer,on top of thatmy HQ would have designed the next moves,on top of that the drones wouldve alredy folloved you and you woudl reveal to my HQ the next location/next defensive lines of your unit/army. That ALL would benefit my side JUST CBS YOU LET ME LIVE. SO by you leaving me to die in peace you basicaly sent rest or part oif your unit to their deat* simply cbs you let 1 enemy soldier alive.
If only people can realize what you quoted and pointed out. What that man said in his last words. If you have any sort of humanity in you, then that alone will rattle your soul to the core.
@@IamRepublican1982 what they dont show is that the russian didnt let him die in peace he chucks a grenade at him. and he doesnt die right away he looks at his hand blown away first its way more brutal.
Except.... that's not what happened at all. This video doesn't show everything. The Ukrainian's last words were 'don't' as the Russian dropped a grenade on him.
His Teamate "Haza" was killed Moments before while approaching the house, which isn't shown. Haza was killed instantly from the Burst through the window and Likely "Cobra" (Ukrainian who's in the video) wasn't aware of it because of how fluid the situation was.
@@Astrojamus the voice you hear on the radio was his commander who at one point told Cobra on the radio during the struggle to "maintain Radio discipline" since the other half of his team was spread out further off unaware of what happened to Cobra and Haza until hours later when recovering their bodies.
@BlenderisedMind he was also fighting with one arm, since his right shoulder was hit by one of the Rounds from window which caused him to drop earlier. Ukrainian dude didn't have a chance.
What a unit, this guy, i just listened an interview of his. He came behind enemy line on dirt bike, put a Russian flag right on enemy FOB, fought off four waves of attacks, literally bit one of his enemies, destroyed their warehouse, gave coordinates of ammo depot to its command, spied on them for days sleeping just a few dozen meters from the enemy, destroyed an APC, berried enemy mortar crew, shot down couple of drones, got wounded 14 times in process and came back home to tell the story.
Yeah combat can get insane…. This is extreme yes because it’s hand to hand.. I haven’t seen a lot of hand to hand combat in a recent conflicts, it does happen but it’s not common
I’m forgetting who it was but it was on the Shawn Ryan Show (I think it was Rob O’Neill) but a part in that interview they were talking about a medal of honor recipient who wrote a book and in it he was in hand to hand combat with a Taliban fighter & he had to use a rock after a while to kill this man & in it he said that there is a moment in a man’s life that they both know it’s coming (talking about right before you kill the dude) & it’s in their eyes that you see it
"This reminds me of Saving Private Ryan-the scene where the German soldier stabs Mellish, and then Upham just freezes and does nothing. It’s probably the most accurate portrayal of that moment when both are fighting for their lives, doing whatever it takes-biting, clawing-just to survive one more day."
The fear. The exhaustion. That “zone”. That pain. The submission and surrender. Breaks my heart. he’s mourning his inner child, and his life. “Bye Mom”, baring oneself to God. But for what? Why? Neither one of these guys wanted to fight. At all. But they had to. They just fucking had to.
My friend, thank you for showing this video to the American public. I am from Ukraine and I have seen this video and know the story behind it. You are not very accurate on the events that took place. The Russian soldier had a mission with his friends to raise a Russian flag over this village. However, the Ukrainian forces used drones to kill two of the four men in this mission. The other two Russian soldiers were wounded and were hiding in one of the half destroyed houses. The Ukrainian soldiers were looking for them to finish them up. Ukrainians used Grenade launcher and killed one of hiding Russians in that house. This is when the last surviving Russian soldier came out of the building and started the fight. The Russian guy was already badly wounded from the drone attack and then from grenades Ukrainians used… During the fight Ukrainian guy stabbed the Russian soldier in the neck and shoulder multiple times and that is when the Russian soldier grabbed a piece of roof slate and hit the Ukrainian in the eye and then just grabbed the knife from the enemy with his bare hands causing severe cuts. The fight continued when Ukrainian soldier asked for mercy. The Russian soldier did what dying Ukrainian soldier asked him to do.
Hand to hand combat is always the most brutal aspect of war. Literally going back to ww1 in the trenches where it was used a lot. The mentality of kill or be killed going through their heads. Respect to this hero
I think they did even more hand to hand combat in the 1800s with the revolutionary and civil war. Oh wait I forgot about medieval times. Most grueling wars of them all. Chopped limbs among mountains of piled bodies and guts spewed everywhere, etc. unimaginable.
So Hand 2 Hand combat is brutal, but shooting someone into pieces is ok then? Killing someone in general is brutal no matter if it’s an Ukrainian or Russian.
@@humanoid7277 war is always brutal, but hand to hand combat is extremly more brutal, just seeing your enemie into his eyes is making this 100 times worse then shooting at each other.
@@karamelua3283 Россия вас 404 просила 8 лет, ска, сесть за стол переговоров, не убивать мирных жителей, а вы че? Вот и доскакались.заграница вам не поможет. Щас ещё Трамп вас выгонять будет из сша. Вы всем надоели
My father was a soldier during the war against the Thieu regime and its allies. He spent many years fighting along the Truong Son Trail. He rarely spoke about the battles he endured. After the war, he worked as a miner and later as a mechanic. Watching this video helped me understand why my father remained so calm in every situation
So I watched on yt 52 min "interview with Yakut" soldier callsign Tuta. Here is summary, there may be some mistakes in timeline as I wrote it from memory, not rewatching to check. On Nov 16 2024 - two of them had mission to enter village Trudovoe north of Ugledar on bike and place a flag. Bike was damaged by drone drop, so they proceeded on foot. They did not know that building they choose for placing flag was in fact Ukr command post. His comrade was off right there, while he managed to reach cover. Two ukr soldiers followed him, he got one and hid in a shed where second ukr tried to persuade him to surrender (actually stalling for time for FPV to reach them). After hand to hand happened, he took radio from ukr soldier, put a nade under his vest and after checked him in a head. Took cover in a basement with two enters and heard in a radio that after him ukr sent another 6 soldiers. They surrounded basement and began calling him - he remained silent. Then they threw few nades one after another through both entrances while he ran rounds trying to avoid shrapnel. First ukr soldier who was ordered to check on him was off on spot. More nades followed. After that smoke. Tuta soaked his cap in water and covered face. Another volunteer who decided to check on him was shot, but thanks to low visibility survived and was dragged out crying "I am 300!" After that they tried to set basement on fire, but water in 5L bottles were stored inside and he somehow managed. Nobody tried to storm him after that. 5 a.m. Tuta left basement thankfully not guarded and hid nearby. At morning ukr came back to drop into basement another batch of nades and shoot RPG into each entrance. After that they left. Tuta contacted his commander and recieved new task - recon and sabotage. Hiding at day he scouted area at night and found house where ammo and weapons were stored, house with other goods - clothes, drones etc, and yard with fuel. No guards at all. He took plast-d from storage and cooked fuel storage - he was afraid that will reveal him but ukr reported to command that storage was hit by 122mm. That emboldened him and he set material storage on fire - that is when on radio enemy agreed that Yakut survived and somewhere there. At least 10 people and APC was sent for clean up. Tuta hid in a munition storage - prepared RPG - he found RPO-A Shmel but was not trained to use it so decided not to, also tried to prepare MG but his old wound from May 9th 2024 reduced ability of his right hand so instead he prepared few AKs. When group passed by, he shot APC near engine knocking it out with RPG and opened chaotic fire with AK followed by nades. Enemy fled and reported via radio that Yakut somehow recieved reinforcement. On Nov 18 russian forces tried to storm village with armored column but were stopped by drones and bombarded by 120mm mortar. As hesitant as he was, Tuta could not bear hearing in radio screams of his comrades so he left hiding and found mortar position - crew of 3 did not notice him so he finished leader and gunner, ammunition bearer tried to raise hands, but anyway... At night he tried to fall back, but was spotted by thermals and hit multiple times by drones. He was forced to hide back in a village. Once again he left building before morning and hid nearby. Group of ten arrived, hesitant to go in - all of them in civilian clothing, hiding weapons and vests. Probably to avoid russian drones. Two women amongst them - one said "We hit him hard with drones, he bled out for sure" - young guy literally sniffed the door and said "Yeah, I think he is done". They left. Tuta decided to leave by daytime (he had a dream of his wife and kid and time on his phone was 14:28, while irl his phone was damaged long ago) - easier to avoid drones. People passed 10m nearby while he was hiding in grass and mud. He crawled about 500m until taking refuge in a burned MTLB. Inside he found dead russian soldier a bottle of water and a "Snickers". He decided to wait a day or two until rain stops. There he had another dream - all his 5 kids shivering from cold, and eldest son told him "We cant stay, we need to move". So he left his cover next day and continued to crawl through the fields, avoiding treelines as they are point of interest for drones. At some time russians made another attempt to storm village and all focus was on armored column (damaged MTLB where he was hiding was also hit by arty). Tuta used it for a run. Some shots were fired his way from column also. His friend offered to pick him up on a bike, but that would mean focus of FPVs so Tuta refused, but asked to make double shot every half an hour so he could keep direction crawling in tall grass. It was about 500m to hangars when he noticed drone above him. He picked radio "Hey, pal, is that you above me?" - "No! That is not ours, run!" As he dashed to the nearby hangar, drop exploded behind him and another later in front of him. That was last on that drone, so Tuta showed few international gestures and reached safety. Aside from 3 knife wounds he got in close combat, he also got 14 shrapnel pieces from drone strikes. Some of these were removed some left inside due Also few additions: Whole operation took him 6 days and he barely had something to eat as his supplies were in a backpack of his comrade shot first. They were second pair to enter village - first fell to drones. And his first dream was about his dead comrades walking area and showing him "Look, here is danger zone where they got us" - when he woke up he remembered that they were hit in a complitely different area. But when he tried to leave village he was wounded around place they showed him in a dream. So in his interview he concluded: "Spirits of our ancestors do not leave us in a time of need and try to warn us through our dreams". That is why he followed two other dreams I mentioned above. While he was running fields and drones were flying above him to armored convoy he tried to shoot them and took down one Baba Yaga. But from the direction of convoy started shooting at him (or at drones) and he decided not to try join them or positions in a treeline as he was covered in mud - to avoid friendly fire. When he reached buildings on outskirts he heard voices inside and could not grasp what language it was, as it was windy outside, but for sure not russian, so he quietly passed by - uncertain if that may be ukrainean foreign mercs. Turns out that was his friends speaking yakutian - those who made warning shots for him. He was not aware of bodycam video until his brother showed it to him. He could not watch it in full as it was too difficult to relive that fight again, also was surprised of how long it was - he remembered barely a minute of that fight. Also could not remember what exact words they exchanged with ukr soldier but reviewing record concluded: "He also a human, a warrior fighting for his motherland, just as I am. Somehow, anyway... we have to keep some humanity [in us]". On Jan 11th he was awarded "Hero of Russian Federation".
Ucrainian guy defenetly did a lot of mistakes and underestimate his oponent ,may be he though the siberian guy had a rusty shovel instead of ak and a knife?
So to add some extra context here, from studying this event from the Drone observation perspective, and the GoPro - as well as both the Russian & Ukrainian Military's official comments on the story / interviews - here is my analysis. There were two Russian Soldiers, and two Ukrainian Soldiers - the Ukrainian's had two Drones (one Observation Drone) and one FPV drone. The Russians shot and wounded "Haza" the other Ukrainian (specifically shot by Andrei Grigoriev), the Ukrainian (Haza) had fallen injured in the engagement. The Ukrainian with the GoPro (Dmytro Maslovsky) killed the other (Nameless) Russian Soldier, causing the last remaining Russian Soldier (Andrei Grigoriev) to flee, and the Ukrainian was in pursuit being guided by an Observation Drone / radio. The Ukrainian was guided towards the house over radio by the drone, the call was made to engage the house with an FPV drone, causing minor shrapnel injuries to the Russian Soldier (Andrei Grigoriev - as you see blood on his face as the hand-to-hand combat begun). The Ukrainian (Dmytro Maslovsky) now begins to engage the building where the last Russian is hiding. The Russian shot the Ukrainian and wounded him, it is unknown where he was hit but given that blood was dripping on his forearm / then hands when he bent down it's either he was shot in the shoulder or the neck. The Ukrainian throws a grenade into the window, causing Andrei to quickly escape the building prior to detonation. The Russian attempts to pre-fire the corner but the Ukrainian grabs the gun and that's where the fighting begins. After the fight ends, they break off, a small talk from the Ukrainian, video ends. From the Russian account, the Ukrainian eventually asks for a mercy kill (this is a little disputed as the Russian Soldier has given two contradicting accounts on this but high stress can cause memory loss so it can be excused) - Andrei states he placed a grenade underneath Dmytro's plate carrier, but video clearly shows Andrei standing at a distance as detonation goes off - so this part is up for dispute. The Russian soldier then shoots the Ukrainian as the Ukrainian survived the grenade detonation. The Russian (Andrei) now attempts to escape, and is refused evacuation - he is instructed to hold position and if he cannot hold position to push forwards to locate more trenches / command centres. Andrei demands evacuation, but is still denied - claims he is being hunted. Russian Command now gives him an order to hold position and wait (pre-assumedly for evacuation). Andrei is now being targeted by drones again, and a Ukrainian kill squad is sent for revenge. During that evening / night as Andrei was attempting to hide, he managed to kill two more Ukrainian soldiers that were hunting him. I believe he then held his position for a few days until he was evacuated. Final comments, Andrei notes that the Ukrainian was not equipped with a knife, it is not standard issue in the Ukrainian Military supposedly - or this soldier did not see a use for one. The Russian soldier had this knife forged by a local Blacksmith in his hometown prior to being sent off to war. He left the knife at the scene, and was given a new one by his Town Officials / now is being presented as a hero. Andrei does not like being called a hero, and struggles to speak on this story. He takes no joy in this situation, but as of January 10th - he has been redeployed back to Ukraine.
This video is priceless. It is tragic. It is brutal. It is true. This is the price of war. This is the cost of a life in conflict. My respect for both soldiers, they're just following orders. Stupid orders.
Да нет, Руский выполнял не глупый приказ, мы делаем это чтобы у нас под боком не было озлобленной кучки нацистов с базами НАТО да ещё и на наших руских землях, мы не допустим повторения 1941 года с геноцидом 27 миллионов человек. Вы например знаете что в школьных тетрадях украинских детей есть гимн со словами "москалям поганым"? Это слова ненависти к нам руским прививали украинским детям с 1991 года
There are no such stupid orders. . . Both have a reason to fight, man to man is to stay alive... In the national degree one is defending the aggression the other one decides to attack because they have to if not... Three would be the Soviet Union dissolving Style part 2. So stop speaking nonsense.... War is also part of the survival of the nation.
@@henryposadas3309 those "invaders" dont cancel culture, language, church, dont destroy monuments and dont rename streets on the land, they are fighting at, unlike the "defenders". So it raises some questions about who is the "invader" and who is the "defender" here
@AustinMarquez-oe2vm The Angel of death will be a wake up call for most humans who do not even believe he exists. Death is when your eternal reality begins.....
Out of all the war footage I've seen over the years, this by far tops the list. Watching this broke my heart. All the aspects of what makes us human was on full display in this hand to hand combat, and this clip hit me in the feels differently. This war is absolutely horrible and needs to stop.
Hit you in the feels.. well if that ain't cozy. Sick of this war being entertainment for other men watching on their computers with Cheetos dust on their trousers
bet you havent seen a russian soldier stormed into a trench ambushed 2 ukrainian soldier, demanded them to surrender their weapon..but one of the ukrainian soldier refuse so he had no choice to shoot them both and the he do a forward roll out of the trench
@@BrandonCoast Movies are just an expression of reality in some way or another. Some more than other, even abstract fiction. If you don't understand the value of media, then i pity you. Without entertainment, story telling, journalism, or anecdotal teachings, humanity cannot exist.
That being said ..I support us protecting the usa. Its just that Most wars were fought for lies and problems that weren't our own. Protect 0ur b0rders only.
@@JoseGomez-vr6lh Yes, during the whole battle, he called his partner with the call sign "Harza". And then he started shouting that he cursed him and hated him. He also called it a condom.
"War is a place where the young kill one another, without knowing or hating eachother, because of the decision of old people who know and hate eachother, without killing eachother.." -Erich Hartmann
Just a minor correction. When the Yakut fighter was talking - he said he used a shard of slate (not glass), which is a type of hard roof cover that shatters easily into jagged pieces and is a very common roofing material on smaller structures in Eastern Europe.
It is significant that this Yakut barely speaks Russian, unlike the Ukrainian, for whom this language is his native language. This is how Russia came to protect Russian speakers in Ukraine. This is complete absurdity 😢 The Russians, led by Putin, have gone crazy...
@@mondragon1748 Andrew the Yakut say: "we Russians... so-and-so," when he talks about events. Although, he has his own native language, which is absolutely not like Russian. Ukrainians behave completely the opposite (being Russians by nationality), they say: "We are a different nation, and we have a different language." But in an extreme situation, right before his death, he speaks Russian - in his native language! Without any accent. The Ukrainian newspeak slipped out of his head. (I know what I'm talking about). That's what Western brainwashing does to people. Deceive, Divide and Conquer - that's your principle.
@@mondragon1748my opinion is not that Russians have gone crazy, the oligarchs have gotten greedier. Putin is king, the pawns are the poor young men forced to fight and die with their close neighbor. Russia can’t possibly provide welfare for its people, in a country at least three times the size of USA. Work with the land and your people to create a higher standard of living, instead of stealing that which is not yours.
Had a knife pulled on me a few years ago. Trying to do the training disarm left me with permanent nerve damage and scarring. Got it away from him though. Everyone's a tough guy til it comes down to life and death, and it goes both ways
@freshcoffee69 sure. The guy was beating on his fiance at their engagement party of all places and didn't take kindly to me taking umbrage with that. A reason why you don't get involved in domestics, those are the most dangerous reports cops respond to on a daily
@Gibsoncustom89 proud of you though for putting a stop to that shit. I had a knife stand off with my stupid brother because he was doing that to his gf. The bastard actually took two swings at me with it when all I did was back up and keep mine at point. His stupid girl ended up backing him up and phoning the cops on me. When I told them the story. They knew my brother cause he had lots of calls on him so they didn't believe them and let me go. Got me kicked out of my place tho
@@EdgeXRunner theres other ways in solving stuff like this instead of straight violence and if its one thing i learned about knife fights is running the fuck away i aint risking my life for someone else that isnt that close to me for ive got enough problems in my own life
There is an interview on the Internet with this Russian fighter, before this battle he had already killed one enemy, then fought a second, growing up he went into the house, tried to storm him, killed two more opponents, blew up enemy armored vehicles found an enemy ammunition depot, and the fuel depot that he blew up during the investigation, this fighter was personally awarded Putin the highest award by the hero of Russia. 🎖
This one was hard to watch, I've followed the war since the beginning and seen a lot, but to see struggling, biting, yelling, and rolling in the dirt fighting for life, then the human factor come into play.. It was surreal to see that in real time. There's also drone footage of it, the Russian throws a grenade at him at the end as he leaves.
He clearly gets hit at the start. Blood on his hands that wasn't there prior to the shooting starting, and he actually kind of hints at being hit later in the fight about bleeding out. I just don't understand why he was moving on a small structure like that both out in the open and also by himself. My biggest question watching this video initially was where on earth are his battle buddies. So many questions.
You can hear him calling for his buddies to come help, but a lot of the frontline troops on both sides are conscripts and you can tell by his handling of the rifle that he isn't very proficient with it. Likely his friends ran away, didn't advance with him or he advanced too far.
@@120mmsmoothbore2 True. In his defense though, when the bullets start flying, especially at you point blank, all the weapon training in the world goes out the window.
@mysticnovelbro What I am talking about is how often Russian forces release such footage compared to the Ukrainian side, there is more combat footage from the Ukrainians. I'm not talking generally. He did literally show the Russian soldier involved talking though so it isn't entirely one sided. I'm sure that was a Russian source for that part of the video.
Ukrainian women are fighting on the frontline. Videos exist showing this online. Time to grow up and stop finding a way to push your insecurities into any subject.
И правильно, не надо, это русский якут, якуты это охотники, хорошо владеют ножом и хорошие стрелки, живут на севере при минус -50, лучше им не попадаться, если охотятся, белки в глаз попадают.
The reality is, no matter how much you've trained or how much you think you've prepared for it, when confronted with a knife, if you can't run away, you will be stabbed, weather you win the fight or not
You're correct. I did some knife training ( lots) and if youre close/in reach you will get slashed (or stabbed). And mind you, slashes are wild. It's a wide open gushing wound down to the bone, not some little cut. I've also seen some cop videos of knife attacks. Youd be surprised how quick an attacker can cover some distance. 20 to 30 feet are almost instant. That's why cops often shoot as soon as a knife comes out, they know.
@@mysterioanonymous3206A retired police officer said in high school to us:"If he got a knife,just shoot him". He even showed us his leather jacket why. It was poked
@mysterioanonymous3206 I remember when I was in the navy (seabee hoorah) we did a class called expeditionary combat skills. We took turns wielding a knife and rushing the other person who had a gun about 10 or so meters away with their back turned. The exercise was can you shoot the guy before he stabs you. They'd say go and he/she sprinted at you while you tried to rack a round and fire. Out of the 30 or so people in the class I think only 1 or 2 got a shot off. And the people that did get a shot off didn't even get a chance to raise the weapon to center mass. AND to add to a real world scenario you don't have someone telling you you're about to be charged with a knife. So needless to say if someone is even remotely close to you with a knife (20 to 30 feet) you're chances of survival are already extremely low. This is what people need to understand when they hear about cops shooting a knife wielder when "they weren't even close".
I don’t no why this appeared on my RUclips but when I realised what I was watching , I watched to the end out of respect this is so deep in a dark way , the respect he showed to walk away an honour his request
😮war is horrible.im just a civilian and can't imagine being in a firefight, and brutal hand to han combat like this both of these soldiers have all of my respect and need recognition by their leaders for such absolute..I can't come up with the word bravery yes but this go's beyond bravery.this is as raw as the instinct to survive possibly gets.god bless these men.god less their families and their countries. God please bless and forgive all of us..
When you think about it, everything that represents civilization and technology are just things we invented over a long time, however if you stripped everything away, we would still know how to kill others and how to fuck. Freud believed that sex and aggression were the two principle motives of human psychology. He was right about us...
Socialist, communist, captialist, etc it doesnt matter. The rich will always take advantage of the poor. But I agree with you brotha, we should be past this.
Since WWII, the U.S. started 81% of wars and revolutions worldwide including the 2014 proxy war in Ukraine to get closer to Russia. Russia waited 8 years watching Donbas being shelled daily and over 15,000 dead and wounded including 800 children dead. Pres. Putin requested several times for diplomatic meetings but they were ALL ignored. Ukraine and its allies wanted war, not peace. Pres. Putin acted accordingly. The people in Eastern Ukraine thank Pres. Putin for defending them from the Neo-Nazi Ukrainians and the U.S demoRATS.
I remember seeing an interview with a British soilder who fought in the Faulklands war at Mount Tumbledown and he described having to resort to the bayonet and whilst using it, it broke, but he had to continue killing the Argentinian, but he started saying "please" in English, presumably to not kill him. It was a pretty horrific depiction of what hand to hand combat is really like.
My great Grandfather killed a Russian with a knife during hand to hand combat in the war. He heard his screams in the night to the end of his life. He used to say - „he looked just like me, in another life we could have been friends” and cried. The war broke him.
It is significant that this Yakut barely speaks Russian, unlike the Ukrainian, for whom this language is his native language. This is how Russia came to protect Russian speakers in Ukraine. This is complete absurdity 😢 The Russians, led by Putin, have gone crazy...
Honor for who?? U have All the rich COUNTRIES funding this sad mess instead of SIMPLY INVESTING $ TO MK THE CITIZENS LIVE BETTER. Food water & jobs seems to save alot of conflict to me🤔.
@@lawrencephea916 how bout They're BOTH STILL ALIVE LIVING LOVING THEIR LIVES W FAMILY & Not bein sent to AS U CALL IT *DIE IN HONOR FOR BULLSHIT! Maybe u could see that part bcuz dying over sum1elses 🦬💩 Isn't honorable bCuz all the dead from both sides could b alive* NOW HONOR THAT!
My buddy's mother in law stabbed by buddy's fiance's ex because he was beating and abusing her for years, the ex was always bruised, stiched and plastered up until her mother had enough. She stabbed multiple times to chest area aiming to the lungs and heart. When mother in law described the incident to me it happened very similar way as in the video, first there was a brawl and tussle and when the mother hit some area that got the abuser hurt really bad he knew right away the fight was gone off of him so he just asked the mother not to hit anymore and just let take his final breaths in peace. The mother described it like he was fighting for the pain for a minute but then he turned into this calm being just accepting his faith, as if all the pain and suffering was gone, he was able to say how he knew he's not gonna make it and how he's afraid to die (he was 22 yrs old) and asking for forgiveness. So yeah, it seems people know they're hurt bad enough the fight isn't worth it anymore and you come into peace with it.
This video was so fucking painful to watch. He did everything he could've done in that situation. Still don't understand why would you advance in such way alone.
@@aldolammel Yeah but that might've been just a last resort trick to make the enemy think there's more Ukrainians coming. Also there was no one covering him during the push so it was just very weird situation.
@@AxLHose That was the Russians friend. He was killed by a drone dropped grenade right before the Ukrainian advanced. Probably thought there was no one left.
Look video where he gave a full story, knife fight is still flowers, further he was stormed for 7 days, he survived without food and water, he destroyed equipment and 10 more fighters and crawled several kilometers.
Пиzдеж полный.вы верите роспропаганда,которая умеет плодить фейки?а чтобы делали ваши тщедушные морпехи в этой ситуации,реально?над тобой заносят нож,а ты не можешь ни повернуться,ни ткнуть врагу в рожу.😮эх вы,янки,диванные ekspertye.
the ending literally brought me to tears. and this is just one of the many scenario that all soldiers had to experienced. massive respect to all of them.
And this is only the beginning. Yakut stayed there alone without food, water, etc. for 6 days. He caused a lot of damage to the enemy, and returned to his own.
Во время 2-ой мировой войны, военным кинооператорам было дано задание снять рукопашный бой, никто не смог это сделать, со слов одного из ветеранов - это нельзя было сделать из-за энергетики, операторы забывали включать камеры.
People really overestimate their own abilities and underestimate how fast things go from relative safety to all hell breaking loose. My palms were sweating just watching it from the comfort of My home. Really heavy stuff.
@@ukrainef_poo-tin8917 he's hero? Na.. he died for nothing, how do you feel watching him die with that flag at your background. Sitting there calling him hero. He died for you and your government selfishness.
We should do everything possible to avoid war, this is the reality of it. Not the cool equipment, the epic ads of Heroes charging into battle, the fame and glory etc. It's absolute hell, people die, you lose friends, limbs, maybe even your life. Even when you come back you feel like a stranger in your own home, glimpses and memories of the horrors haunt your dreams and nothing ever feels safe. War is something that while sometimes may be necessary, should be avoided at all costs and be seen as something to avoid. Its not something to glamorize, to cheer for, and sure as hell isnt something to be saw as glorious. it's a beast than takes the young and chews them up.
There’s actually a video of this fight on a drone that witnessed it from overhead and I’m gonna tell you it’s even worse than the POV. I’m in the same boat with you. I’ve been watching this war since it broke off and this one was one of those ones where it was hard to watch. Semper Fi brother You Put up a hell of a fight
Go to r/combatrootage and sort by the most popular for this month. It should be one of the first couple of videos. It's way shorter, though, and doesn't change your perspective of the fight much.
The ukro nazi? I hope you realize that they were the ones who started the war by shelling Donbass for 8 years. Then Russians had enough of that shit. That ukro nazi went straight to his buddy Hitler in hell.
I think it’s good to feel empathy for both combatants. Neither would have chosen to be there on their own. Both were just trying to survive. Politicians bear the responsibility for the murder on both sides.
Bro you really think that Russian solider just trying to survive ? He arrive to neighbouring country to kill their family sons and dads . Just to get his money .
This is a childish, stupid position. To say that it’s all politics. This is the problem with Western thinking. It is not politicians who press the button to send missiles, it is not politicians who rape women and children. This is what Russian soldiers do. And they themselves decide to do it or not. I see them regularly and they and this Yakut came here only for one goal and that goal is money. 200 000 rubls every month.
За 6 дней, что находился на позиции врага, уничтожил с десяток бойцов врага, одного в рукопашном бою, сжёг БТР, взорвал склад ГСМ, дал координаты склада боеприпасов, уничтожил минометный расчёт, и вышел к своим сам, полагаясь в том числе на вещие сны.
I'm fairly certain that the "compliment" of saying he's the best fighter in the world was his attempt of getting this guy to stop and not finish him right then and there. You would do and say anything to get the other person to stop at that point when you know you're done for.
Possibly. But there's almost always still an unspoken code of honor that warriors and fighters live by, when you don't respect your enemies as you would your ally, you are damned to fail. They're all fighting for their brothers beside them, on both sides. Both have family on both sides. So it's a 50/50 as to if it was genuine or not. It's not like the fight was "personal" between the two; they both had their respective job to do, putting their lives on the line, which is more than most can say, which brings a sense of respect and honor within it. I honestly believe (my opinion) that it was a genuine compliment. With the state he was in, there was no chance of survival either way; whether he said it or not. So the fact he even used his remaining breathes and energy to say it... at least to me, means that he meant what he said.
Thumbs up, subscribed. Very sad to watch happen. When it comes to this point this conflict needs to stop now. This is what happens in wars for those on the ground fighting on the front line. Not a video game or other new stuff that is issued. This is real, and people suffer extreme physical pain in conflict before they pass over and leave this life. Non of these wars are worth the pain and suffering to everyone involved.
@@moon_krendelsestate Oh yes, you must be a lot of fun to live with !! A stellar communicator too, sorry people have FAILED you in life and if you're an adult, you're failing yourself. Def. not a wise being, get over your hatred/anger, you CAN do this kid !!
This vid is highly recommended for all people who say "You have zero chances to go melee in the modern combat". Carry the damn blade and train to use it.
"Train to use it" Don't be ridiculous. These two guys that died there, were conscripts that didn't even spend a whole week on training field before they got shipped to the front line. Some of them were not even taught to never turn on their phone when they are on the zero. And you talk about train to use it. Same could happen with you - today you are a civilian, living your life, and tomorrow you are going to train for a week and go into full combat with raids across the grey zone, but hey, atleast you might know how to use a knife, in case those artillery shells miss you, bullets miss you, grenades and FPVs with drone drops miss you. You simply cannot train for something where you just should not be in the first place. I say shame on the commanding officers of these fallen men in the video, because they could have prevented that by stopping them from advancing, training them adequately before combat, and being more active in using better resources and ways to clear that territory.
@@21Pogon Well, I generally agree, but it never hurts to prepare yourself. Unfortunately, wars and even small military operations rarely go by the book, in most cases it is just chaos.
Dude,..you only show 3 seconds of video at a time, then talk forever...shut up for a couple minutes so we can watch and listen to the video..then tell us your reaction....
You are not interessted in a detailed review of it then. In a battle situation 3 seconds is a full load of detail. I know you are probably just here for your own lowly entertainment, so either comment something of worth or watch it while rotting away but then don't comment.
It's a reaction. You're supposed to talk a lot. In fact, not talking can be ruled as a copyright violation as it would allow you to watch the vid without interruption and thus wouldn't be adding anything new to it.
Con todo respeto,pero tú perspectiva de que fue una "invasión injustificada" , es totalmente errónea,en el caso de que estés siendo honesto e ignores los motivos.
Nah its unjustified bro ukraine was never going to invade russia ever. If that happened theyd be nuked to oblivion but putin has u rats brainwashed so hard that ur justifying an invasion
Its one thing to shoot at the enemy from a distance, never really seeing each other. It's another to engage in hand to hand, specially with a knife. Noone won that fight. One man got to move on to the other side, the other stays here but dies inside. He'll remember that everyday for the rest of his life.
It might be their culture but he had that thousand yard stare in the video interview, still broke off when it was over, he's probably churning over it internally
We lost the way that's how it used to be back then that's why men respected men and men were men, not the girly girly men of today who don't know what it means to be a man. I'm not taking sides in this because both sides did their wrongdoing. But it's a hell of a fight.
Everything is simpler. You just stop paying attention to death. For us here in Ukraine, it's normal. Sometimes we laugh that people shouldn't react to death as if it's a normal thing. We laugh that normal people will look at us as mentally ill.
Does anyone remember the moment in All Quiet on the Western Front when a German and French soldier met each other in a similar way and left each other similarly too?
Just a tip for the future dude... how about you explain what your gonna be doing with the video before you show us the full clip. After we get to see the footage then go back and break it down bit by bit 🤷♂️
Theres nothing romantic about war, the movies and novels romantisise it but it boils down to violence of action, and usually the strongest most violent guy survives, the one that is trained the best in dishing out violence of action is usually the winner. Its terrifying when you are getting stabbed, i got stabbed in my side then he stabbed me in the neck, and things go downhill very fast, obviously i lived, only just i lost a lot of blood,and even though i didn't feel pain at the time you feel the strength just leaving you and then the lights went out
In 2014 there was a coup. Soon after, there was a massacre in Odessa (dozens of people were burned alive). Ethnic Russians living in Ukraine were treated as subhuman. Their language and culture was being oppressed. A civil war broke out due to the rise in ethnic tensions. For 8 years the Ukrainian military was indiscriminately shelling civilians living in Donbas. If Zelensky honored the Minsk agreement and pledged neutrality, none of this would have happened. The 8 year civil war would have ended and Donbas would have remained part of Ukraine. War is the ultimate failure of diplomacy. Zelensky, Poroshenko, Merkel and Hollande admitted that Ukraine had no intention to honor the Minsk agreements. Who didn't want peace? Who advised against the 2022 peace talks in April? Hint: someone visited Zelensky in Kiev at that time Russia's national security was compromised once NATO began to expand eastwards. Russia clearly stated that Ukraine joining NATO was a red line (November 2021) and unfortunately this concern was never taken seriously. The Russians openly stated: if nothing changes, we will be forced to act in order to defend our national security. Enhancing the national security of one country at the expense of another is unacceptable. The Russians have legitimate security concerns. 20th September, 2021. Ukraine launched military drills with US and NATO NATO is not a defensive alliance. NATO illegally bombed Yugoslavia (a direct violation of the U.N. Charter). We should never forget what they did to Libya, Afghanistan, Iraq etc. Who blew up the pipeline causing an environmental disaster? Zelensky banned all opposition and arrested a leading priest. Zelensky tried to invoke article 5 under false pretenses. Remember the incident in Poland. Ethnic Russians living in Ukraine were treated as subhuman. Their language and culture was being oppressed. Poroshenko said, “Our children will go to schools and kindergartens-theirs will hide in the basements”. Russians will never forget the 2014 Odessa massacre. The whole world needs to know about it. Why was Denis Kireev eliminated? He was a member of Ukraine's negotiating team during the peace negotiations. He wanted to help his country. Ukraine has a hit list. They target artists, journalists and ordinary citizens. Hundreds of children are on this list. 13 year old Faina Savenkova was placed on this list. Pink Floyd's Roger Waters is on this list. Jimmy Dore (American stand-up comedian, podcaster) and Aaron Maté (Canadian writer and journalist) are on this list. There is evidence that Ukrainian troops have been indiscriminately shelling civilians in Donbas (they used petal mines and targeted areas where there was no military presence). The azov troops trapped in the azovstal steelworks in Mariupol used human shields. They refused to allow civilians to leave despite of humanitarian corridors being present. Russia held a proposed cease fire in order for the civilians to leave, but azov would not allow the civilians to leave. Ukraine has committed many acts of terrorism (car bombs and other forms of assassination). Darya Dugina (journalist) R.I.P. The first terrorist attack on the Kerch bridge killed the truck driver and the individuals in the adjacent car (innocent civilian victims). The second terrorist attack on the Kerch bridge killed two parents and severely injured their young daughter. I have done a lot of research and it took me a long time to write this comment. I have stated a lot of facts and I have given my honest opinion. I have provided a brief summary of events that took place. In order to explain this whole situation in great detail, a book would need to be written. Hopefully someone will write an UNBIASED book, stating facts and allowing the readers to form their own judgments. Everything I said can be fact checked and verified.
Bottom line, both the soldiers fought well, it's disgusting these poor men have to fight and die for the politicians and the global elite. Never blame the soldiers. Respect to both these men. 🇷🇺🇺🇦
Why do soldiers go, why don't both groups of fighters just come to the agreement that they are getting played? What are the crazy leverages that the elites have? Jail time? what?
It's same people, same nation - Russians. The west as usual made everything possible to divide and conquer. Now western ukraine became nazies that want to kill their brothers. They forgot one thing, that God is with Russia and you can't conquer God.
This is such a sad but important video to watch. It shows the violence in contrast with humanity. How quickly it changes from trying to kill each other to sitting next to each other and respecting each other's wishes. Just goes to show you how needless this all is.
@@AnnaAparicio26the guy said no need to do that. You think the ukrainian told that to the drone? Really? It came from the russian, and he quickly ran away a few seconds before the explosion. Watch the drone footage
@@ChingachMookTheGreatPauk your reading comprehension is low. My comment about a drone was clearly about that the grenade came from Russian, saying there’s extra footage showing it came from drone and not the guy. You expect the Yakut to just stand there n get blown up too when that lands ?!
@@AnnaAparicio26 the yakut gay saw the grenade on his chest, and put in under his vest, so he could die without pain, his throat was literally slit. He said that in interview
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When the military puts all those cool little recruitment commericials out there. Just remember THIS is what real war looks like.
people enjoy this.
@@thebuilder3902 ???
💯🎯
So what, we know what the fuck we signed up for
@@8dirty1C_ yuppp
And the politicians are sat in their nice warm palace with their family eating caviar and drinking champagne!
This is great for Raytheon's EoY balance sheet.
Soldier should have been a political then eh? 😂
@@foryourlugsonly these are conscripts, normal folk forced to fight by politicians.
@@NotMe-f2e you new here(🌎)??
@@theheatinferno8420 considering you can go look at how much they've made and how they don't make as much as Pepsi co or papa john i don't see what your point is.
Saying goodbye to each other after this is just another level...
War is ridiculous
It's just the respect of warriors for each other. Although, from what I've seen, I've never seen nobility from Ukrainian soldiers in a video.
@@colmcmillan173 Nazis always think they are special, better race than others.
@@colmcmillan173 where are you picking your videos from then? From kremlin? Because there are plenty of videos where they show or offer mercy to russian individuals.
@@colmcmillan173well one military is propped up by “Western Liberal Values” and the other has Jesus Christ on their flags and patches.
@@colmcmillan173 No will not they are satans army send by the elites, the new world order, the cabal.
It wasn't about the win, it was about survival and in the end, respect
He seriously injured him, there was no need to destroy his eye.
trowing grenade at a dying man is respect?
@@John-f2i1z
Thanks to this Ukrainian soldier let the knife go. He was not seriously injured before...
@@John-f2i1z Lol eye was before injury.
Telling him he was the better fighter while knowing hes dying is an incredible display of respect in the worst situation possible
Украинцу было 30лет, 184/104.
Якут - 38лет, 168/74.
@@Wresv якуту 44 года.
they died both?
Потому что до этого момента они были два на два потом остались один на один
@@tiergeist2639нет якут жив герой России стал
Damn bro said let me die in peace I fuckin hate war man a bunch of poor ppl fighting for the rich while there with there families there out here risking there lives leaving kids behind
@@ejluna4451 unfortunately this has been going on since the first civilizations sprung up and even before. War is hell no matter who it is. I'd rather have the politicians lobbying for war to go themselves and fight instead. Maybe they'll rethink their strategy on getting rich.
Ephesians 6:12-18: For our struggle is not against flesh and blood, but against the rulers, against the authorities, against the powers of this dark world and against the spiritual forces of evil in the heavenly realms.
Where you think our kids from 10 to 14 will be in the next 10 years???
God made man for this very reason
@@thecossackcrusaderofholybr8448 man made God for this reason
Just think that this is how all wars were fought hundreds/thousands of years ago.
The only difference is that the ruling classes actually fought for the most part (cavalry, etc.)
no shot 😅
@@RagedLemon For the "most" part bro...not at all
That's how they're fought now
@@boyka_369 No, they did.. Kings used to ride into battle and fight all the time especially princes and other nobility. Just look it up.
It’s crazy how it used to be just verbal war stories, now civilians can see it on a body cam.
It should be added that the Russian soldier was completely surrounded for five days, 7 km behind enemy lines, they tried to kill him with drones, he received shrapnel wounds, not to mention food.They went to clean him up, they thought he was already dead. I think that's why he was awarded the title of Hero of Russia, and not just for hand-to-hand combat.He had five children, he had to live.
You can’t have sides in war sadly
Man, that's crazy. He was scared and surrounded by enemeies.. probably thought he was a dead man
@@Thepunisher3546That's exactly what war is two sides goin at each other.
@@garymartin1040 I’m saying you can’t pick a side to say that they’re right because both sides are fighting for what they believe
@@KLEMA459common sense leave you… if china or Russia decided to build a base in Mexico what do you think the us would do? Same scenario
Meanwhile the rich and powerful that started this are relaxing in their posh lifestyles while men literally fight for their lives. F this war
Fun fact: the billions of dollars that the Biden admin gave to Ukraine, about half of that went into the Act Blue anonymous fundraiser for the Democratic party. Let's not pretend American politicians equally tasted the caviar; this was and still is a strictly democratic Party position to support the war against the Russian people. May God protect the Russians from American weapons, and may He protect Ukrainians from the fallout of our crimes against the Russian People.
Russians: forgive us. We are captured by an enemy of our own from within.
In Washington.
Tell this in Moscow and see where it gets you 🙂
@@dainiusmatulaitis961I feel sorry for Lithuania u are brainwashed beyond repair. Once u became nato brainwashing never stopped. Btw I am Lithuanian. Labas iš Klaipėdos
@@dainiusmatulaitis961tu iš tu kuris labiausiai nukentėjo nuo Stalino. 😂😂😂 sėdėk savo pelkėje ir negadink oro kaimynams
Russian guy was used to survial situations due to his harsh living environment you can tell this from his mobility and skill set it played out well for him, he did absolutely everything possible grabbing the blade that's very primal and only someone who lives primal would do that. I find it interesting that the Russian's dialog was cut out from the fight, he told the Ukrainian "you fought well you should be proud"
yeah hes a yakut, and the yakut blade is one of the best blades money can buy, reliable in any situation. sad tho.
@shakeittillyoubreakit it's a blade none the less siberians also have their own types of tools for their harsh environment I think a large majority of russia still lives in what we would call a survival situation. Totally off grid but that's normal life for them and when you see one of these people in a survival situation it's all second nature to them like hunting game rather than fighting.
@@deeeeeeeench1209 thats true
@@shakeittillyoubreakit definitely, from a northern (asia) Russian region for sure.
@@deeeeeeeench120980% of Russians live in the cities. Not many Russians actually live in Siberia. Yakuts are native to the region.
As a Russian, I am interes ted in seeing this analysis of the situation. Firstly, it is worth mentioning that there were 2 Russian soldiers there, one of them was killed by a Ukrainian either in the house or before the video started. The Ukrainian was a head taller than the Russian, so he had longer arms and kept the enemy at a distance for some time. This knife is a traditional Yakut utility knife; it has no stop and easily slips out of your hands. The Russian cut his own hand because of this. When the Ukrainian says: Let me breathe, the Russian soldier has already cut his neck, and the blood is coming from the artery. When the Russian left, he put a grenade under the Ukrainian’s body armor and blew it up to stop the torment. In the interview, he talks not about a shard of glass, but about a shard of slate - roof covering. Yakut at the end of the video says “in any situation you must remain human”
Two men battling for a knife in the middle of nowhere brutal
For who controls oil and gas exports
@@energyfitness5116 its about the fertile land and rebuilding of Ukraine. Statestreet, Vanguard and Black Rock invested in owning and rebuilding it.
The world is wild
For nothing, your forgot to add, while the people who sent them there still get to scroll their phones while they take a nice shit at the end of the day.
Nowhere and nothing to fight
It's sad these two guys could be friends under different circumstances
I doubt it lmao. When you win such a fight and manage to get out but apparently get back to finish him off (and therefore putting yourself in danger again) you're most likely not a decent person :D
@@likethatidea9899 OH REALY you are a little CHILD.SO IF I AM YORU ENEMY AND YOU SPARED ME,LET ME TO BLEAD OUT YOU realy think that i as your enemy woudl just sit still??!?!?!
NO i would take the chance if i have g*n,gre*ade,pis*ol and try to get you or would use radio to give my teamates that are in close-semi close proximity you exact location and will give updated info about that part of the location to my teammates/squad.
Not only i would i be able to potentialy limit the loses by eliminating 1 additional enemy but alos my remaining sqad memebrs will know exactly the situation in that location/that part of the village/town,wich then will be relayed to HQ command and they would have clearer picture of how to procede next.
By the time you went to your next defensive lines we ,thanks to you my side would not only have the information situation clearer,on top of thatmy HQ would have designed the next moves,on top of that the drones wouldve alredy folloved you and you woudl reveal to my HQ the next location/next defensive lines of your unit/army.
That ALL would benefit my side JUST CBS YOU LET ME LIVE.
SO by you leaving me to die in peace you basicaly sent rest or part oif your unit to their deat* simply cbs you let 1 enemy soldier alive.
they are still better and have more respect to each other then you to your friends
@@ludiloizsenke11 how do you know? :D
Sans NATO
"Let me die in piece, you opened me up"... Damn
*peace*
@@kevinmendoza3270yeah mb
Crazy state of mind to put yourself in 😢 these coulda been our uncles or us in another life most likely, what a world
If only people can realize what you quoted and pointed out. What that man said in his last words. If you have any sort of humanity in you, then that alone will rattle your soul to the core.
@@IamRepublican1982 what they dont show is that the russian didnt let him die in peace he chucks a grenade at him. and he doesnt die right away he looks at his hand blown away first its way more brutal.
This almost made me cry when they parted ways, the way that man allowed him to let him die as he requested. God rest both of these men’s souls
Except.... that's not what happened at all. This video doesn't show everything. The Ukrainian's last words were 'don't' as the Russian dropped a grenade on him.
His Teamate "Haza" was killed Moments before while approaching the house, which isn't shown. Haza was killed instantly from the Burst through the window and Likely "Cobra" (Ukrainian who's in the video) wasn't aware of it because of how fluid the situation was.
I was wondering where tf his teammate was
@Astrojamus same here. Glad to know now but yeah, so sad his mate died and he didn't know.. and then he did
@@Astrojamus the voice you hear on the radio was his commander who at one point told Cobra on the radio during the struggle to "maintain Radio discipline" since the other half of his team was spread out further off unaware of what happened to Cobra and Haza until hours later when recovering their bodies.
@BlenderisedMind he was also fighting with one arm, since his right shoulder was hit by one of the Rounds from window which caused him to drop earlier. Ukrainian dude didn't have a chance.
Looked like Cobra was also wounded in that first burst.
Russian soldier in the last minutes says, “goodbye brother,”
Its not russian soldier, its Ukrainian soldier
Did he really?
yeah... then he dropped a grenade on him and left.
He said goodbye mother, not brother
Посмотрите полное интервью с Русским Якутом и тогда всё поймёте 🛩️По законам войны он его добил и правильно сделал, но перед этим он попрощался с ним
What a unit, this guy, i just listened an interview of his. He came behind enemy line on dirt bike, put a Russian flag right on enemy FOB, fought off four waves of attacks, literally bit one of his enemies, destroyed their warehouse, gave coordinates of ammo depot to its command, spied on them for days sleeping just a few dozen meters from the enemy, destroyed an APC, berried enemy mortar crew, shot down couple of drones, got wounded 14 times in process and came back home to tell the story.
❤❤❤❤
Sure he did...
@ Yesterday he received Hero of Russian Federation title, I think guy is legit.
but not immortal
@@fenimordallasGuess you are?
What’s insane is this guy said in an interview that this was not his most intense combat experience
Yeah combat can get insane…. This is extreme yes because it’s hand to hand.. I haven’t seen a lot of hand to hand combat in a recent conflicts, it does happen but it’s not common
I’m forgetting who it was but it was on the Shawn Ryan Show (I think it was Rob O’Neill) but a part in that interview they were talking about a medal of honor recipient who wrote a book and in it he was in hand to hand combat with a Taliban fighter & he had to use a rock after a while to kill this man & in it he said that there is a moment in a man’s life that they both know it’s coming (talking about right before you kill the dude) & it’s in their eyes that you see it
No words only pain remains.
“Jack, try and remember the basics of CQC” - The Boss talking to Naked Snake.
R.I.P. Hero.
wtf does this eve mean lmao
Haza Failed him.
@@Rojch787 haza passed away a while back in the start of the video
Боль будет когда Россия поставит ракеты и технику тому кого ты сейчас не боишься... Мира вам, но твое правительство ответит за Россию!
My thoughts are with his mum, to have your sons death be so public and to have that full knowledge... man, this shit can't end soon enough
Dude Yeah 😲
Imagine the amounts of times this has happened 😳 countless times
And these dudes are on the net showing everyone how fckd this shit is
this is better then dying form cheeseburger in MCD
@ludiloizsenke11 death by cheese borger is the worst 😫
@@allthewhile5465 yeah, especially a blunt one…! 🍔🔪🫣
That was my thought,once watching this was enough, brother fighting brother is very sad, reminds me of the American civil war.
Im not trying to pause it too much, proceeds to pause it every second
😂😂right!
You came here to hear an opinion and you are complaining that they are expressing it. Genius!
@@denco0p He could've done it after instead of saying "i'm not trying to pause too much" and pausing every second. Don't be stupid bruh
@@am9x if you have ADHD you could have watched original video and then come back
@denco0p I did, but was still looking for a REACTION instead of a OPINION.
"This reminds me of Saving Private Ryan-the scene where the German soldier stabs Mellish, and then Upham just freezes and does nothing. It’s probably the most accurate portrayal of that moment when both are fighting for their lives, doing whatever it takes-biting, clawing-just to survive one more day."
"Upham! .......😮...upham💥😵☠️" way too late
His friend was killed before..
the one in the movie is way more violent and traumatizing
this is exaclty what i thought when i saw this video as well.
@@johndoe-cd9vt What they dont show you is what happens after the video cuts. If you saw it you would not have said the same thing my friend.
The fear. The exhaustion. That “zone”. That pain. The submission and surrender. Breaks my heart. he’s mourning his inner child, and his life. “Bye Mom”, baring oneself to God. But for what? Why? Neither one of these guys wanted to fight. At all. But they had to. They just fucking had to.
For money. For US weapon industry profit, mostly
Because the people NEVER fight the rich.
because society stands as long as soldiers are following orders, and both of them were a good soldiers
that is just a tragedy of life and human nature
you write like Celine . .get to the heart of it
@@nikolasbarrett298 you honeatly think they are fighting for our benefit? Tf is wrong with you?
My friend, thank you for showing this video to the American public. I am from Ukraine and I have seen this video and know the story behind it. You are not very accurate on the events that took place. The Russian soldier had a mission with his friends to raise a Russian flag over this village. However, the Ukrainian forces used drones to kill two of the four men in this mission. The other two Russian soldiers were wounded and were hiding in one of the half destroyed houses. The Ukrainian soldiers were looking for them to finish them up. Ukrainians used Grenade launcher and killed one of hiding Russians in that house. This is when the last surviving Russian soldier came out of the building and started the fight. The Russian guy was already badly wounded from the drone attack and then from grenades Ukrainians used… During the fight Ukrainian guy stabbed the Russian soldier in the neck and shoulder multiple times and that is when the Russian soldier grabbed a piece of roof slate and hit the Ukrainian in the eye and then just grabbed the knife from the enemy with his bare hands causing severe cuts. The fight continued when Ukrainian soldier asked for mercy. The Russian soldier did what dying Ukrainian soldier asked him to do.
Hand to hand combat is always the most brutal aspect of war. Literally going back to ww1 in the trenches where it was used a lot. The mentality of kill or be killed going through their heads. Respect to this hero
Literally since beginning of man.
I think they did even more hand to hand combat in the 1800s with the revolutionary and civil war.
Oh wait I forgot about medieval times. Most grueling wars of them all. Chopped limbs among mountains of piled bodies and guts spewed everywhere, etc. unimaginable.
So Hand 2 Hand combat is brutal, but shooting someone into pieces is ok then? Killing someone in general is brutal no matter if it’s an Ukrainian or Russian.
@@humanoid7277 war is always brutal, but hand to hand combat is extremly more brutal, just seeing your enemie into his eyes is making this 100 times worse then shooting at each other.
@@humanoid7277hand to hand combat is more personal and brutal.
Must be scary to know I’m losing this fight and I’m about to die.
First thing you learn in basic, you die without your battle-buddy. So true
I'm sure people die WITH their buddies all the time
@@mememan2344 Odds are better is the point of the comment.
damn haza, what a blue falcon
Rich man’s war, poor man’s fight.
You new here(🌎)????
Don't say anything when you don't understand. You look populist and as stupid as possible. 0 understanding of the situation.
and thats the size of it
This war is about russian's ego and ignorance
As is every war tbh . Those Ukrainians who think they are fighting for freedom are the most delusional people on earth .
Both these men are infinitely more honorable than those who sent them.
Украинца послал Байден, Джонсон, зеленский.
якщо б путін не посилав в Україну свої війська усі б були живі 🤷♀️
@@karamelua3283 Россия вас 404 просила 8 лет, ска, сесть за стол переговоров, не убивать мирных жителей, а вы че? Вот и доскакались.заграница вам не поможет. Щас ещё Трамп вас выгонять будет из сша. Вы всем надоели
My father was a soldier during the war against the Thieu regime and its allies. He spent many years fighting along the Truong Son Trail. He rarely spoke about the battles he endured. After the war, he worked as a miner and later as a mechanic. Watching this video helped me understand why my father remained so calm in every situation
the Platoon film perfectly shows the Vietnam War and, in principle, life in the war
So I watched on yt 52 min "interview with Yakut" soldier callsign Tuta. Here is summary, there may be some mistakes in timeline as I wrote it from memory, not rewatching to check.
On Nov 16 2024 - two of them had mission to enter village Trudovoe north of Ugledar on bike and place a flag. Bike was damaged by drone drop, so they proceeded on foot. They did not know that building they choose for placing flag was in fact Ukr command post. His comrade was off right there, while he managed to reach cover. Two ukr soldiers followed him, he got one and hid in a shed where second ukr tried to persuade him to surrender (actually stalling for time for FPV to reach them).
After hand to hand happened, he took radio from ukr soldier, put a nade under his vest and after checked him in a head. Took cover in a basement with two enters and heard in a radio that after him ukr sent another 6 soldiers. They surrounded basement and began calling him - he remained silent. Then they threw few nades one after another through both entrances while he ran rounds trying to avoid shrapnel. First ukr soldier who was ordered to check on him was off on spot. More nades followed. After that smoke. Tuta soaked his cap in water and covered face. Another volunteer who decided to check on him was shot, but thanks to low visibility survived and was dragged out crying "I am 300!" After that they tried to set basement on fire, but water in 5L bottles were stored inside and he somehow managed. Nobody tried to storm him after that.
5 a.m. Tuta left basement thankfully not guarded and hid nearby. At morning ukr came back to drop into basement another batch of nades and shoot RPG into each entrance. After that they left. Tuta contacted his commander and recieved new task - recon and sabotage. Hiding at day he scouted area at night and found house where ammo and weapons were stored, house with other goods - clothes, drones etc, and yard with fuel. No guards at all. He took plast-d from storage and cooked fuel storage - he was afraid that will reveal him but ukr reported to command that storage was hit by 122mm. That emboldened him and he set material storage on fire - that is when on radio enemy agreed that Yakut survived and somewhere there.
At least 10 people and APC was sent for clean up. Tuta hid in a munition storage - prepared RPG - he found RPO-A Shmel but was not trained to use it so decided not to, also tried to prepare MG but his old wound from May 9th 2024 reduced ability of his right hand so instead he prepared few AKs. When group passed by, he shot APC near engine knocking it out with RPG and opened chaotic fire with AK followed by nades. Enemy fled and reported via radio that Yakut somehow recieved reinforcement.
On Nov 18 russian forces tried to storm village with armored column but were stopped by drones and bombarded by 120mm mortar. As hesitant as he was, Tuta could not bear hearing in radio screams of his comrades so he left hiding and found mortar position - crew of 3 did not notice him so he finished leader and gunner, ammunition bearer tried to raise hands, but anyway...
At night he tried to fall back, but was spotted by thermals and hit multiple times by drones. He was forced to hide back in a village. Once again he left building before morning and hid nearby. Group of ten arrived, hesitant to go in - all of them in civilian clothing, hiding weapons and vests. Probably to avoid russian drones. Two women amongst them - one said "We hit him hard with drones, he bled out for sure" - young guy literally sniffed the door and said "Yeah, I think he is done". They left.
Tuta decided to leave by daytime (he had a dream of his wife and kid and time on his phone was 14:28, while irl his phone was damaged long ago) - easier to avoid drones. People passed 10m nearby while he was hiding in grass and mud. He crawled about 500m until taking refuge in a burned MTLB. Inside he found dead russian soldier a bottle of water and a "Snickers". He decided to wait a day or two until rain stops. There he had another dream - all his 5 kids shivering from cold, and eldest son told him "We cant stay, we need to move". So he left his cover next day and continued to crawl through the fields, avoiding treelines as they are point of interest for drones. At some time russians made another attempt to storm village and all focus was on armored column (damaged MTLB where he was hiding was also hit by arty). Tuta used it for a run. Some shots were fired his way from column also.
His friend offered to pick him up on a bike, but that would mean focus of FPVs so Tuta refused, but asked to make double shot every half an hour so he could keep direction crawling in tall grass.
It was about 500m to hangars when he noticed drone above him. He picked radio "Hey, pal, is that you above me?" - "No! That is not ours, run!" As he dashed to the nearby hangar, drop exploded behind him and another later in front of him. That was last on that drone, so Tuta showed few international gestures and reached safety.
Aside from 3 knife wounds he got in close combat, he also got 14 shrapnel pieces from drone strikes. Some of these were removed some left inside due
Also few additions:
Whole operation took him 6 days and he barely had something to eat as his supplies were in a backpack of his comrade shot first.
They were second pair to enter village - first fell to drones. And his first dream was about his dead comrades walking area and showing him "Look, here is danger zone where they got us" - when he woke up he remembered that they were hit in a complitely different area. But when he tried to leave village he was wounded around place they showed him in a dream. So in his interview he concluded: "Spirits of our ancestors do not leave us in a time of need and try to warn us through our dreams". That is why he followed two other dreams I mentioned above.
While he was running fields and drones were flying above him to armored convoy he tried to shoot them and took down one Baba Yaga. But from the direction of convoy started shooting at him (or at drones) and he decided not to try join them or positions in a treeline as he was covered in mud - to avoid friendly fire.
When he reached buildings on outskirts he heard voices inside and could not grasp what language it was, as it was windy outside, but for sure not russian, so he quietly passed by - uncertain if that may be ukrainean foreign mercs. Turns out that was his friends speaking yakutian - those who made warning shots for him.
He was not aware of bodycam video until his brother showed it to him. He could not watch it in full as it was too difficult to relive that fight again, also was surprised of how long it was - he remembered barely a minute of that fight. Also could not remember what exact words they exchanged with ukr soldier but reviewing record concluded: "He also a human, a warrior fighting for his motherland, just as I am. Somehow, anyway... we have to keep some humanity [in us]".
On Jan 11th he was awarded "Hero of Russian Federation".
Sometimes the real world is crazier than every hollywood movie...
Wow very detailed. Where did you watch this interview
@@shanegraham9077 ruclips.net/video/aHXFkNSpa7s/видео.html
@@shanegraham9077 ok so i supposedly have not enough social rating to post links. Try to search it yourself - 2M views already
Have you ever seen golden kamuy? He’s immortal sugimoto but in real lifd
I remember my instructor: if you get into a knife fight, somebody made many mistakes...
Всего учесть невозможно. Бывают и случайности.
@@ФёдорГрива-е7н true
Ucrainian guy defenetly did a lot of mistakes and underestimate his oponent ,may be he though the siberian guy had a rusty shovel instead of ak and a knife?
@@dragomirdanut2451you almost made me laugh in this sad situation😮
So to add some extra context here, from studying this event from the Drone observation perspective, and the GoPro - as well as both the Russian & Ukrainian Military's official comments on the story / interviews - here is my analysis. There were two Russian Soldiers, and two Ukrainian Soldiers - the Ukrainian's had two Drones (one Observation Drone) and one FPV drone. The Russians shot and wounded "Haza" the other Ukrainian (specifically shot by Andrei Grigoriev), the Ukrainian (Haza) had fallen injured in the engagement. The Ukrainian with the GoPro (Dmytro Maslovsky) killed the other (Nameless) Russian Soldier, causing the last remaining Russian Soldier (Andrei Grigoriev) to flee, and the Ukrainian was in pursuit being guided by an Observation Drone / radio.
The Ukrainian was guided towards the house over radio by the drone, the call was made to engage the house with an FPV drone, causing minor shrapnel injuries to the Russian Soldier (Andrei Grigoriev - as you see blood on his face as the hand-to-hand combat begun). The Ukrainian (Dmytro Maslovsky) now begins to engage the building where the last Russian is hiding. The Russian shot the Ukrainian and wounded him, it is unknown where he was hit but given that blood was dripping on his forearm / then hands when he bent down it's either he was shot in the shoulder or the neck.
The Ukrainian throws a grenade into the window, causing Andrei to quickly escape the building prior to detonation. The Russian attempts to pre-fire the corner but the Ukrainian grabs the gun and that's where the fighting begins.
After the fight ends, they break off, a small talk from the Ukrainian, video ends. From the Russian account, the Ukrainian eventually asks for a mercy kill (this is a little disputed as the Russian Soldier has given two contradicting accounts on this but high stress can cause memory loss so it can be excused) - Andrei states he placed a grenade underneath Dmytro's plate carrier, but video clearly shows Andrei standing at a distance as detonation goes off - so this part is up for dispute. The Russian soldier then shoots the Ukrainian as the Ukrainian survived the grenade detonation.
The Russian (Andrei) now attempts to escape, and is refused evacuation - he is instructed to hold position and if he cannot hold position to push forwards to locate more trenches / command centres. Andrei demands evacuation, but is still denied - claims he is being hunted. Russian Command now gives him an order to hold position and wait (pre-assumedly for evacuation). Andrei is now being targeted by drones again, and a Ukrainian kill squad is sent for revenge.
During that evening / night as Andrei was attempting to hide, he managed to kill two more Ukrainian soldiers that were hunting him. I believe he then held his position for a few days until he was evacuated.
Final comments, Andrei notes that the Ukrainian was not equipped with a knife, it is not standard issue in the Ukrainian Military supposedly - or this soldier did not see a use for one. The Russian soldier had this knife forged by a local Blacksmith in his hometown prior to being sent off to war. He left the knife at the scene, and was given a new one by his Town Officials / now is being presented as a hero.
Andrei does not like being called a hero, and struggles to speak on this story. He takes no joy in this situation, but as of January 10th - he has been redeployed back to Ukraine.
Congrats on turning a 10 second fight into a 15 minute video
I imagine this is what a significant amount of warfare looked like prior to the invention of firearms.
Ты предпологаешь а мы кто это делает распологаем сынок...Беги к мамке на кухню за булочками
@@ЗлойАсисяй2 "ответ был сгенерирован ИИ" 😂
@ ты само то чудо кем сгенерерованно ? Хде твий батьку бандера
Really? Are you sure? Stupid person.
It was probably way more gruesome and raw, just absolutely disgusting
This video is priceless. It is tragic. It is brutal. It is true. This is the price of war. This is the cost of a life in conflict. My respect for both soldiers, they're just following orders. Stupid orders.
Да нет, Руский выполнял не глупый приказ, мы делаем это чтобы у нас под боком не было озлобленной кучки нацистов с базами НАТО да ещё и на наших руских землях, мы не допустим повторения 1941 года с геноцидом 27 миллионов человек. Вы например знаете что в школьных тетрадях украинских детей есть гимн со словами "москалям поганым"? Это слова ненависти к нам руским прививали украинским детям с 1991 года
There are no such stupid orders. . . Both have a reason to fight, man to man is to stay alive... In the national degree one is defending the aggression the other one decides to attack because they have to if not... Three would be the Soviet Union dissolving Style part 2.
So stop speaking nonsense.... War is also part of the survival of the nation.
Wrong. The Ukrainian was not just following orders. He was fighting invaders. It is the invader who just followed orders. Stop making excuses.
@@b.aleman8401 Russia is the aggressor . Ukraine is the victim .it is hard to feel sorry for rapist
@@henryposadas3309 those "invaders" dont cancel culture, language, church, dont destroy monuments and dont rename streets on the land, they are fighting at, unlike the "defenders". So it raises some questions about who is the "invader" and who is the "defender" here
This is insane I cannot imagine being in that situation, how scary it would be knowing your about to die. These men are brave.
@AustinMarquez-oe2vm The Angel of death will be a wake up call for most humans who do not even believe he exists. Death is when your eternal reality begins.....
А может не будим воевать ребят ?!
Weak men like you are part of the problem.
@@ЗлойАсисяй2 Мыши всегда кота Леопольда имели, а он им всегда дружить предлагал☝😲
@ Ну не то что бы имели,досождали ...
His battle buddy was already dead. He just didn’t know it when he was calling out for him.
Кто тебе сказал это? Он просто убежал!
@@OrthodoxWarriorLight Blayt!!!
@@OrthodoxWarriorLighttypical ruzzian who knows it all
How do you know?
@@solokom It's a well known fact, you could watch the video. It'mentions these facts.
Out of all the war footage I've seen over the years, this by far tops the list. Watching this broke my heart. All the aspects of what makes us human was on full display in this hand to hand combat, and this clip hit me in the feels differently. This war is absolutely horrible and needs to stop.
Unfortunately, this war is not going to end anytime soon. Certainly not this year or even next year. This war is only gaining momentum.
Unfortunately, the war is controlled by those who are not paying any human life in it. So it will go on for a while
Womp Womp
Hit you in the feels.. well if that ain't cozy.
Sick of this war being entertainment for other men watching on their computers with Cheetos dust on their trousers
bet you havent seen a russian soldier stormed into a trench ambushed 2 ukrainian soldier, demanded them to surrender their weapon..but one of the ukrainian soldier refuse so he had no choice to shoot them both and the he do a forward roll out of the trench
The knife fight on "Saving Private Ryan" still haunts me.
It's just a movie. Something is wrong with people like you.
@@BrandonCoast Movies are just an expression of reality in some way or another. Some more than other, even abstract fiction.
If you don't understand the value of media, then i pity you.
Without entertainment, story telling, journalism, or anecdotal teachings, humanity cannot exist.
@@BrandonCoastIt’s haunting because it shows the actual reality and brutality of war not because it’s a awful scene but what it represents
Tom hanks is a bum
That being said ..I support us protecting the usa. Its just that Most wars were fought for lies and problems that weren't our own. Protect 0ur b0rders only.
Respect to a russian soldier - no screams, no sobbing etc - just a pure survival instinct and strength.
no respect for the Russian soldier, because he is not defending his homeland, but came to kill Ukrainians on Ukrainian soil...
Are you saying the Ukrainian fighter was screaming and sobbing? Cus before the hand to hand he took rifle wounds.
@@JoseGomez-vr6lh Yes, during the whole battle, he called his partner with the call sign "Harza". And then he started shouting that he cursed him and hated him. He also called it a condom.
Чем дальше на север, тем более молчаливее люди.
@@verterbot1289 haza wes playing Upham around the corner
"War is a place where the young kill one another, without knowing or hating eachother, because of the decision of old people who know and hate eachother, without killing eachother.." -Erich Hartmann
Deep ! I remember reading this quote years ago. Best wishes zombie
That's a stupid quote.
@@BrandonCoast To each his or her opinion.. I can respect yours. 🙏
So far age of Ukraine solders 35-60, but west insist to throw in this grinder 18 year old......
Just a minor correction. When the Yakut fighter was talking - he said he used a shard of slate (not glass), which is a type of hard roof cover that shatters easily into jagged pieces and is a very common roofing material on smaller structures in Eastern Europe.
Это правда.
It is significant that this Yakut barely speaks Russian, unlike the Ukrainian, for whom this language is his native language. This is how Russia came to protect Russian speakers in Ukraine. This is complete absurdity 😢 The Russians, led by Putin, have gone crazy...
@@mondragon1748 Andrew the Yakut say: "we Russians... so-and-so," when he talks about events. Although, he has his own native language, which is absolutely not like Russian. Ukrainians behave completely the opposite (being Russians by nationality), they say: "We are a different nation, and we have a different language." But in an extreme situation, right before his death, he speaks Russian - in his native language! Without any accent. The Ukrainian newspeak slipped out of his head. (I know what I'm talking about). That's what Western brainwashing does to people. Deceive, Divide and Conquer - that's your principle.
@@mondragon1748 ошибаетесь, якуты хорошо говорят по-русски, но проблема в том что украинцы тоже. Поэтому связь ведут военные, чей язык малоизвестен
@@mondragon1748my opinion is not that Russians have gone crazy, the oligarchs have gotten greedier. Putin is king, the pawns are the poor young men forced to fight and die with their close neighbor. Russia can’t possibly provide welfare for its people, in a country at least three times the size of USA. Work with the land and your people to create a higher standard of living, instead of stealing that which is not yours.
Had a knife pulled on me a few years ago. Trying to do the training disarm left me with permanent nerve damage and scarring. Got it away from him though. Everyone's a tough guy til it comes down to life and death, and it goes both ways
Couldnt you run away
@freshcoffee69 sure. The guy was beating on his fiance at their engagement party of all places and didn't take kindly to me taking umbrage with that. A reason why you don't get involved in domestics, those are the most dangerous reports cops respond to on a daily
Carry a gun
@Gibsoncustom89 proud of you though for putting a stop to that shit. I had a knife stand off with my stupid brother because he was doing that to his gf. The bastard actually took two swings at me with it when all I did was back up and keep mine at point. His stupid girl ended up backing him up and phoning the cops on me. When I told them the story. They knew my brother cause he had lots of calls on him so they didn't believe them and let me go. Got me kicked out of my place tho
@@EdgeXRunner theres other ways in solving stuff like this instead of straight violence and if its one thing i learned about knife fights is running the fuck away i aint risking my life for someone else that isnt that close to me for ive got enough problems in my own life
Thank you so much for not playing that video from start to finish not once this entire video.
There is an interview on the Internet with this Russian fighter, before this battle he had already killed one enemy, then fought a second, growing up he went into the house, tried to storm him, killed two more opponents, blew up enemy armored vehicles found an enemy ammunition depot, and the fuel depot that he blew up during the investigation, this fighter was personally awarded Putin the highest award by the hero of Russia. 🎖
This one was hard to watch, I've followed the war since the beginning and seen a lot, but to see struggling, biting, yelling, and rolling in the dirt fighting for life, then the human factor come into play.. It was surreal to see that in real time. There's also drone footage of it, the Russian throws a grenade at him at the end as he leaves.
It's hardest thing ive seen too 😪 poor guy
What a prick. He was already dying, and anyway he threw a grenade, an orc
Same, have been following the war since the day 1 and this is maybe the hardest video to watch... rip
No le lanzó una Granada, se la puso entre el chaleco y el cuerpo para que muriera rápido.
@DIONSC I'm exactly the same have watched alot of vids but I'm not watching this one.
He clearly gets hit at the start. Blood on his hands that wasn't there prior to the shooting starting, and he actually kind of hints at being hit later in the fight about bleeding out. I just don't understand why he was moving on a small structure like that both out in the open and also by himself. My biggest question watching this video initially was where on earth are his battle buddies. So many questions.
You can hear him calling for his buddies to come help, but a lot of the frontline troops on both sides are conscripts and you can tell by his handling of the rifle that he isn't very proficient with it. Likely his friends ran away, didn't advance with him or he advanced too far.
@@120mmsmoothbore2 True. In his defense though, when the bullets start flying, especially at you point blank, all the weapon training in the world goes out the window.
@@jforester7 his buddy was shot and killed through a window moments before but he didn't know.
@@dexteris I'm assuming that's the name of his buddy he kept shouting throughout the engagement.
Because the one he was calling died earlier, but the hero did not know about it and thought there were two of them
You and Vegas are the only one showing respect for this combat video footage. Respect for you bro for showing it and comenting with respect.
Who is Vegas?
@@ConkerVonZap different breed tv. His youtube channel
@mysticnovelbro Russian sources are hard to come by
@mysticnovelbro What I am talking about is how often Russian forces release such footage compared to the Ukrainian side, there is more combat footage from the Ukrainians. I'm not talking generally. He did literally show the Russian soldier involved talking though so it isn't entirely one sided. I'm sure that was a Russian source for that part of the video.
@mysticnovelbro it's easy to find the brain washed vatniks u right, the stuff they say is schizophrenic
“I don’t wanna pause it too much”
Next time play it through and go back 😂
When the leaders fight on the Frontline like these men there will be no more wars.
Putin is KGB fighter kgb is like taikondo
In middle ages the leaders fought in frontlines. The wars were fair
@@FahrenheitWizardnot really. Leaders mostly commanded forces from a great distance from the fighting. Hollywood tricked you.
Certain ones like Alexander the Great did though.
@@miteshghadi3146lmao😂😂😂😂😂
It wasn't a shard of glass, it was the shard of a roofing slate... War is hell. Respect to both of these warriors.
Жить захочешь чем угодно вдаришь сынок !
War is hell wow such a good comment
@ иди к нам ))
Requirements to sign up for it?
No respect for the Russian invader
It’s just one of the many stories from this war, the only difference there is that it was shot on camera and now you can watch it.
Where is the Feminists ?
how this men are equal to women ?
The feminists are the ones sending other people's money to prolong the war because "poor Ukrainians"
In the trash
Ukrainian women are fighting on the frontline. Videos exist showing this online. Time to grow up and stop finding a way to push your insecurities into any subject.
Они такие видео не комментируют
They're real quiet since this war started 😂
Now I understand the battle buddy rule...
his battle buddy "haza" got smoked instantly from that first burst of fire, tough situation all around
As a Marine, much respect for both these warriors. I never experienced hand to hand combat, and if I’m being honest, I’m glad about that.
И правильно, не надо, это русский якут, якуты это охотники, хорошо владеют ножом и хорошие стрелки, живут на севере при минус -50, лучше им не попадаться, если охотятся, белки в глаз попадают.
A Marine that will fight in an illegal war (Irak, Syria, Libya, ...) for the Elites to make $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$. Bravo.
жаль что не попал в ножевой бой, ты же убивал аборигенов на расстоянии
The reality is, no matter how much you've trained or how much you think you've prepared for it, when confronted with a knife, if you can't run away, you will be stabbed, weather you win the fight or not
You're correct. I did some knife training ( lots) and if youre close/in reach you will get slashed (or stabbed). And mind you, slashes are wild. It's a wide open gushing wound down to the bone, not some little cut. I've also seen some cop videos of knife attacks. Youd be surprised how quick an attacker can cover some distance. 20 to 30 feet are almost instant. That's why cops often shoot as soon as a knife comes out, they know.
@@mysterioanonymous3206A retired police officer said in high school to us:"If he got a knife,just shoot him".
He even showed us his leather jacket why. It was poked
@mysterioanonymous3206 I remember when I was in the navy (seabee hoorah) we did a class called expeditionary combat skills. We took turns wielding a knife and rushing the other person who had a gun about 10 or so meters away with their back turned. The exercise was can you shoot the guy before he stabs you. They'd say go and he/she sprinted at you while you tried to rack a round and fire. Out of the 30 or so people in the class I think only 1 or 2 got a shot off. And the people that did get a shot off didn't even get a chance to raise the weapon to center mass. AND to add to a real world scenario you don't have someone telling you you're about to be charged with a knife. So needless to say if someone is even remotely close to you with a knife (20 to 30 feet) you're chances of survival are already extremely low. This is what people need to understand when they hear about cops shooting a knife wielder when "they weren't even close".
I don’t no why this appeared on my RUclips but when I realised what I was watching , I watched to the end out of respect this is so deep in a dark way , the respect he showed to walk away an honour his request
It hurts me so much to watch fellow human beings to kill each other like this.
This is just the culmination, and before this, for several years, people were mentally killed by the media, which led to this war.
The compliment from the guy at the end was really something that changes my perspective a lot. Poor guy
😮war is horrible.im just a civilian and can't imagine being in a firefight, and brutal hand to han combat like this both of these soldiers have all of my respect and need recognition by their leaders for such absolute..I can't come up with the word bravery yes but this go's beyond bravery.this is as raw as the instinct to survive possibly gets.god bless these men.god less their families and their countries. God please bless and forgive all of us..
It's so sad we are still doing this in the 21st century, when will mankind ever stop fighting, when we no longer exist.
As long as man exists, there will be wars.
When you think about it, everything that represents civilization and technology are just things we invented over a long time, however if you stripped everything away, we would still know how to kill others and how to fuck.
Freud believed that sex and aggression were the two principle motives of human psychology. He was right about us...
Socialist, communist, captialist, etc it doesnt matter. The rich will always take advantage of the poor. But I agree with you brotha, we should be past this.
Since WWII, the U.S. started 81% of wars and revolutions worldwide including the 2014 proxy war in Ukraine to get closer to Russia. Russia waited 8 years watching Donbas being shelled daily and over 15,000 dead and wounded including 800 children dead. Pres. Putin requested several times for diplomatic meetings but they were ALL ignored. Ukraine and its allies wanted war, not peace. Pres. Putin acted accordingly. The people in Eastern Ukraine thank Pres. Putin for defending them from the Neo-Nazi Ukrainians and the U.S demoRATS.
When nothing is left to be gained the wars stop.
I remember seeing an interview with a British soilder who fought in the Faulklands war at Mount Tumbledown and he described having to resort to the bayonet and whilst using it, it broke, but he had to continue killing the Argentinian, but he started saying "please" in English, presumably to not kill him. It was a pretty horrific depiction of what hand to hand combat is really like.
Malvinas siempre Argentinas
My great Grandfather killed a Russian with a knife during hand to hand combat in the war. He heard his screams in the night to the end of his life. He used to say - „he looked just like me, in another life we could have been friends” and cried. The war broke him.
@@picoolov2427 no, son de Reino Unido. Falklands.
@@OkrotnaGlista Are you a kraut?
@@OkrotnaGlistaGerman??
They fight like hero, die as hero and respect with honour 🙏
It is significant that this Yakut barely speaks Russian, unlike the Ukrainian, for whom this language is his native language. This is how Russia came to protect Russian speakers in Ukraine. This is complete absurdity 😢 The Russians, led by Putin, have gone crazy...
@@mondragon1748what if Scottish will talk English? UK evil too?
😂😂😂 как сша пришли на помощь южному Вьетнаму 😂😂😂
Honor for who?? U have All the rich COUNTRIES funding this sad mess instead of SIMPLY INVESTING $ TO MK THE CITIZENS LIVE BETTER. Food water & jobs seems to save alot of conflict to me🤔.
@@lawrencephea916 how bout They're BOTH STILL ALIVE LIVING LOVING THEIR LIVES W FAMILY & Not bein sent to AS U CALL IT *DIE IN HONOR FOR BULLSHIT! Maybe u could see that part bcuz dying over sum1elses 🦬💩 Isn't honorable bCuz all the dead from both sides could b alive* NOW HONOR THAT!
Now imagine this situation, but all you have is a trench Coats and 12 inch blade, and you can't understand the other guy and you got World War 2
My buddy's mother in law stabbed by buddy's fiance's ex because he was beating and abusing her for years, the ex was always bruised, stiched and plastered up until her mother had enough.
She stabbed multiple times to chest area aiming to the lungs and heart.
When mother in law described the incident to me it happened very similar way as in the video, first there was a brawl and tussle and when the mother hit some area that got the abuser hurt really bad he knew right away the fight was gone off of him so he just asked the mother not to hit anymore and just let take his final breaths in peace.
The mother described it like he was fighting for the pain for a minute but then he turned into this calm being just accepting his faith, as if all the pain and suffering was gone, he was able to say how he knew he's not gonna make it and how he's afraid to die (he was 22 yrs old) and asking for forgiveness.
So yeah, it seems people know they're hurt bad enough the fight isn't worth it anymore and you come into peace with it.
This video was so fucking painful to watch. He did everything he could've done in that situation. Still don't understand why would you advance in such way alone.
He wasn't, I guess. He yelled his mate name twice or more.
@@aldolammel Yeah but that might've been just a last resort trick to make the enemy think there's more Ukrainians coming. Also there was no one covering him during the push so it was just very weird situation.
@TuntematonMies-q2w make sense
I have heard that his battle buddy was killed just before or during this encounter.
@@AxLHose That was the Russians friend. He was killed by a drone dropped grenade right before the Ukrainian advanced. Probably thought there was no one left.
Look video where he gave a full story, knife fight is still flowers, further he was stormed for 7 days, he survived without food and water, he destroyed equipment and 10 more fighters and crawled several kilometers.
Westerners will not believe this possible
@@moon_krendelsestate😂😂😂😂....
And then redeployed apparently.. draw ur own conclusions.
Yeah sure and Putin would have been able to do that himself but he has to coordinate the war effort right
Пиzдеж полный.вы верите роспропаганда,которая умеет плодить фейки?а чтобы делали ваши тщедушные морпехи в этой ситуации,реально?над тобой заносят нож,а ты не можешь ни повернуться,ни ткнуть врагу в рожу.😮эх вы,янки,диванные ekspertye.
the ending literally brought me to tears.
and this is just one of the many scenario that all soldiers had to experienced.
massive respect to all of them.
They would have been brothers in a different life.
Мы родились в одной стране!
Там где правиТ США никогда не будет мира
Instead, the god chose this for them. Aint that wonderful.
And this is only the beginning. Yakut stayed there alone without food, water, etc. for 6 days. He caused a lot of damage to the enemy, and returned to his own.
Да, ты прав! К его позиции отправили ещё 6-бойцов чтобы зачистить эту точку, но этот боец из России убил двоих и отошёл к своим..
People either go to Heaven or Hell.....that's all that matters ultimately....far more important that being a warrior is being with God through Christ.
6 days without water, of course 😂
@@BORIS0035 Do you think he carried water with him? You won't get into a situation like that and you'll laugh, but I'll watch.
@@BORIS0035 Do you think he carried water with him? You won't get into a situation like that and you'll laugh, but I'll watch.
In another timeline these 2 are having a beer at the bar bragging about their kids.
Во время 2-ой мировой войны, военным кинооператорам было дано задание снять рукопашный бой, никто не смог это сделать, со слов одного из ветеранов - это нельзя было сделать из-за энергетики, операторы забывали включать камеры.
People really overestimate their own abilities and underestimate how fast things go from relative safety to all hell breaking loose. My palms were sweating just watching it from the comfort of My home. Really heavy stuff.
Seriously from the comfort of your home should I laugh or what?
He was 30 years old.
Always will be, should always be remembered, he was very very brave.
Damn
He is a hero 💙💛
Nobody gives a fuck.
@@ukrainef_poo-tin8917 he's hero? Na.. he died for nothing, how do you feel watching him die with that flag at your background. Sitting there calling him hero. He died for you and your government selfishness.
We should do everything possible to avoid war, this is the reality of it. Not the cool equipment, the epic ads of Heroes charging into battle, the fame and glory etc. It's absolute hell, people die, you lose friends, limbs, maybe even your life. Even when you come back you feel like a stranger in your own home, glimpses and memories of the horrors haunt your dreams and nothing ever feels safe. War is something that while sometimes may be necessary, should be avoided at all costs and be seen as something to avoid. Its not something to glamorize, to cheer for, and sure as hell isnt something to be saw as glorious. it's a beast than takes the young and chews them up.
There’s actually a video of this fight on a drone that witnessed it from overhead and I’m gonna tell you it’s even worse than the POV. I’m in the same boat with you. I’ve been watching this war since it broke off and this one was one of those ones where it was hard to watch. Semper Fi brother
You Put up a hell of a fight
where can i find the drone footage?
@@baniexploresReddit
@ link?
Go to r/combatrootage and sort by the most popular for this month. It should be one of the first couple of videos. It's way shorter, though, and doesn't change your perspective of the fight much.
Yeah it is worse.
Rip soldier, you went out like a true soldier and you are respected in this life and the next may God be with you and may God take mercy on your soul
Ya true solder but fighting for the minerals for the west.....(Lindsay Graham)
@@Lis2875 What kind of non sense are you talking about?
The ukro nazi? I hope you realize that they were the ones who started the war by shelling Donbass for 8 years. Then Russians had enough of that shit. That ukro nazi went straight to his buddy Hitler in hell.
Being a soldier is like being a pawn on a chess board
Not quite. Chess pieces doesn't actually kill each other, doesn't rob their homes, doesn't rape their women...
@@9xqspx6 yeah right and u got that info from where u nafo bot? how abt we address the war crimes committed by USA in iraq?
@@9xqspx6you took this too literal.
God bless that man fighting for his home. We are all blessed in our comfy worlds. I will meet you one day in heaven my friend.😢
I think it’s good to feel empathy for both combatants. Neither would have chosen to be there on their own. Both were just trying to survive. Politicians bear the responsibility for the murder on both sides.
The governments of two countries, the United States and Great Britain, are responsible for all this.
Bro you really think that Russian solider just trying to survive ? He arrive to neighbouring country to kill their family sons and dads . Just to get his money .
This is a childish, stupid position. To say that it’s all politics. This is the problem with Western thinking. It is not politicians who press the button to send missiles, it is not politicians who rape women and children. This is what Russian soldiers do. And they themselves decide to do it or not. I see them regularly and they and this Yakut came here only for one goal and that goal is money. 200 000 rubls every month.
"both sides" Russia is invading Ukraine lmao how is that both sides.
@@TheSwegBucketyou really think either man wants to be in that situation there being forced too
За 6 дней, что находился на позиции врага, уничтожил с десяток бойцов врага, одного в рукопашном бою, сжёг БТР, взорвал склад ГСМ, дал координаты склада боеприпасов, уничтожил минометный расчёт, и вышел к своим сам, полагаясь в том числе на вещие сны.
So you mean he knew he would escape alive, or what do you mean by prophetic dreams?
@@Wattn_ditteесть интервью с Якутом !
Он стал героем России
Спутник ещё сбил.
@@Coba88807з.лупой путина он стал как и ты
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Yes, I saw the interview and also the drone video of the fight. sad, because actually both peoples are brothers.
I'm fairly certain that the "compliment" of saying he's the best fighter in the world was his attempt of getting this guy to stop and not finish him right then and there. You would do and say anything to get the other person to stop at that point when you know you're done for.
yes, I am a native speaker, and you could here from the tone of the phrase that our guy just wanted the Yakut to fu*k off.
Possibly. But there's almost always still an unspoken code of honor that warriors and fighters live by, when you don't respect your enemies as you would your ally, you are damned to fail. They're all fighting for their brothers beside them, on both sides. Both have family on both sides. So it's a 50/50 as to if it was genuine or not. It's not like the fight was "personal" between the two; they both had their respective job to do, putting their lives on the line, which is more than most can say, which brings a sense of respect and honor within it. I honestly believe (my opinion) that it was a genuine compliment. With the state he was in, there was no chance of survival either way; whether he said it or not. So the fact he even used his remaining breathes and energy to say it... at least to me, means that he meant what he said.
Of course man, you can even hear that in his tone. The russian guy deserves full respect for letting him be after he surrendered
@@julienckjm7430 Nah fam :P
@@likethatidea9899 Well yeah!
Thumbs up, subscribed. Very sad to watch happen. When it comes to this point this conflict needs to stop now. This is what happens in wars for those on the ground fighting on the front line. Not a video game or other new stuff that is issued. This is real, and people suffer extreme physical pain in conflict before they pass over and leave this life. Non of these wars are worth the pain and suffering to everyone involved.
The uncensored video is probably the most horrific thing I've ever seen
Браво США и Британия, брат убивает брата...
Where did you find it?
I forgot, but it's gruesome as hell. @Mr_M.
@@HistoryStuff-i8ono one asked you
@@moon_krendelsestate Oh yes, you must be a lot of fun to live with !! A stellar communicator too, sorry people have FAILED you in life and if you're an adult, you're failing yourself. Def. not a wise being, get over your hatred/anger, you CAN do this kid !!
This vid is highly recommended for all people who say "You have zero chances to go melee in the modern combat". Carry the damn blade and train to use it.
"Train to use it" Don't be ridiculous. These two guys that died there, were conscripts that didn't even spend a whole week on training field before they got shipped to the front line. Some of them were not even taught to never turn on their phone when they are on the zero. And you talk about train to use it. Same could happen with you - today you are a civilian, living your life, and tomorrow you are going to train for a week and go into full combat with raids across the grey zone, but hey, atleast you might know how to use a knife, in case those artillery shells miss you, bullets miss you, grenades and FPVs with drone drops miss you. You simply cannot train for something where you just should not be in the first place. I say shame on the commanding officers of these fallen men in the video, because they could have prevented that by stopping them from advancing, training them adequately before combat, and being more active in using better resources and ways to clear that territory.
@@21Pogon Well, I generally agree, but it never hurts to prepare yourself. Unfortunately, wars and even small military operations rarely go by the book, in most cases it is just chaos.
@@21PogonYakut people gift their sons a knife on adulthood, Its a tradition🤷🏻♂️ so yeah, they're trained to use it.
Dude,..you only show 3 seconds of video at a time, then talk forever...shut up for a couple minutes so we can watch and listen to the video..then tell us your reaction....
You are not interessted in a detailed review of it then. In a battle situation 3 seconds is a full load of detail. I know you are probably just here for your own lowly entertainment, so either comment something of worth or watch it while rotting away but then don't comment.
It's a reaction. You're supposed to talk a lot. In fact, not talking can be ruled as a copyright violation as it would allow you to watch the vid without interruption and thus wouldn't be adding anything new to it.
@@RandomStuff-he7lu who's copyright? the dead soldier's?
You're weird,youre glad you had the platform to show this...
Con todo respeto,pero tú perspectiva de que fue una "invasión injustificada" , es totalmente errónea,en el caso de que estés siendo honesto e ignores los motivos.
really glad someone understand that situation quite well..👍🤝
Nah its unjustified bro ukraine was never going to invade russia ever. If that happened theyd be nuked to oblivion but putin has u rats brainwashed so hard that ur justifying an invasion
это правда.
This is fkn sad
When he said good bye to his mom. Broke my heart
Its one thing to shoot at the enemy from a distance, never really seeing each other. It's another to engage in hand to hand, specially with a knife. Noone won that fight. One man got to move on to the other side, the other stays here but dies inside. He'll remember that everyday for the rest of his life.
It’s not his first fight
Plus the guy has 5 sons, war is his income and in Yakut culture being a warrior is part of the culture
It might be their culture but he had that thousand yard stare in the video interview, still broke off when it was over, he's probably churning over it internally
We lost the way that's how it used to be back then that's why men respected men and men were men, not the girly girly men of today who don't know what it means to be a man.
I'm not taking sides in this because both sides did their wrongdoing. But it's a hell of a fight.
@hotcakesism Maybe but both prove they are men, are you?
Everything is simpler. You just stop paying attention to death. For us here in Ukraine, it's normal. Sometimes we laugh that people shouldn't react to death as if it's a normal thing. We laugh that normal people will look at us as mentally ill.
Does anyone remember the moment in All Quiet on the Western Front when a German and French soldier met each other in a similar way and left each other similarly too?
happened in saving private ryan too
History repeats itself.
Reminded me of that too, powerful scene. You can see when they know they’re dead and they give up😢
yes, I remember that scene.
in the great book yes
Just a tip for the future dude... how about you explain what your gonna be doing with the video before you show us the full clip. After we get to see the footage then go back and break it down bit by bit 🤷♂️
Theres nothing romantic about war, the movies and novels romantisise it but it boils down to violence of action, and usually the strongest most violent guy survives, the one that is trained the best in dishing out violence of action is usually the winner.
Its terrifying when you are getting stabbed, i got stabbed in my side then he stabbed me in the neck, and things go downhill very fast, obviously i lived, only just i lost a lot of blood,and even though i didn't feel pain at the time you feel the strength just leaving you and then the lights went out
Then stop supporting Ukraine, simple.
In 2014 there was a coup. Soon after, there was a massacre in Odessa (dozens of people were burned alive). Ethnic Russians living in Ukraine were treated as subhuman. Their language and culture was being oppressed. A civil war broke out due to the rise in ethnic tensions. For 8 years the Ukrainian military was indiscriminately shelling civilians living in Donbas.
If Zelensky honored the Minsk agreement and pledged neutrality, none of this would have happened. The 8 year civil war would have ended and Donbas would have remained part of Ukraine. War is the ultimate failure of diplomacy.
Zelensky, Poroshenko, Merkel and Hollande admitted that Ukraine had no intention to honor the Minsk agreements.
Who didn't want peace? Who advised against the 2022 peace talks in April? Hint: someone visited Zelensky in Kiev at that time
Russia's national security was compromised once NATO began to expand eastwards. Russia clearly stated that Ukraine joining NATO was a red line (November 2021) and unfortunately this concern was never taken seriously. The Russians openly stated: if nothing changes, we will be forced to act in order to defend our national security. Enhancing the national security of one country at the expense of another is unacceptable. The Russians have legitimate security concerns.
20th September, 2021. Ukraine launched military drills with US and NATO
NATO is not a defensive alliance. NATO illegally bombed Yugoslavia (a direct violation of the U.N. Charter).
We should never forget what they did to Libya, Afghanistan, Iraq etc.
Who blew up the pipeline causing an environmental disaster?
Zelensky banned all opposition and arrested a leading priest.
Zelensky tried to invoke article 5 under false pretenses. Remember the incident in Poland.
Ethnic Russians living in Ukraine were treated as subhuman. Their language and culture was being oppressed.
Poroshenko said, “Our children will go to schools and kindergartens-theirs will hide in the basements”.
Russians will never forget the 2014 Odessa massacre. The whole world needs to know about it.
Why was Denis Kireev eliminated? He was a member of Ukraine's negotiating team during the peace negotiations. He wanted to help his country.
Ukraine has a hit list. They target artists, journalists and ordinary citizens. Hundreds of children are on this list. 13 year old Faina Savenkova was placed on this list.
Pink Floyd's Roger Waters is on this list. Jimmy Dore (American stand-up comedian, podcaster) and Aaron Maté (Canadian writer and journalist) are on this list.
There is evidence that Ukrainian troops have been indiscriminately shelling civilians in Donbas (they used petal mines and targeted areas where there was no military presence).
The azov troops trapped in the azovstal steelworks in Mariupol used human shields. They refused to allow civilians to leave despite of humanitarian corridors being present.
Russia held a proposed cease fire in order for the civilians to leave, but azov would not allow the civilians to leave.
Ukraine has committed many acts of terrorism (car bombs and other forms of assassination). Darya Dugina (journalist) R.I.P.
The first terrorist attack on the Kerch bridge killed the truck driver and the individuals in the adjacent car (innocent civilian victims).
The second terrorist attack on the Kerch bridge killed two parents and severely injured their young daughter.
I have done a lot of research and it took me a long time to write this comment. I have stated a lot of facts and I have given my honest opinion.
I have provided a brief summary of events that took place. In order to explain this whole situation in great detail, a book would need to be written.
Hopefully someone will write an UNBIASED book, stating facts and allowing the readers to form their own judgments. Everything I said can be fact checked and verified.
@@JustCrash You're a coward that never fights back I suppose?
@ lmaoo says the coward whose also behind the screen 🤣🤣
@@JustCrash That's just not very convincing, is it?
Bottom line, both the soldiers fought well, it's disgusting these poor men have to fight and die for the politicians and the global elite.
Never blame the soldiers.
Respect to both these men. 🇷🇺🇺🇦
Why do soldiers go, why don't both groups of fighters just come to the agreement that they are getting played? What are the crazy leverages that the elites have? Jail time? what?
Не стоит мусолить тему.Всем очевидно,что якутский медведь заломал противника.Лучше вспомнить, сколько насмешек было сказано в адрес якутов.
Якуту повезло что он первый стрелял и ранил бойца
Якуты красавчики, это без сомнений
@Alex2602l А на видео кто идёт и ведёт огонь из автомата?
@@Alex2602lхохлу тоже повезло, Якут попал в его автомат
@@Alex2602l баклан, не неси чушь
11:56 -
“…SUH-PER cut up…”
Surfs up dude. Like, totally wicked BRAH! 🤦♂️
This was cold af... These people are brothers say what you want... Two people one face... 😢
It's same people, same nation - Russians. The west as usual made everything possible to divide and conquer. Now western ukraine became nazies that want to kill their brothers. They forgot one thing, that God is with Russia and you can't conquer God.
This is such a sad but important video to watch. It shows the violence in contrast with humanity. How quickly it changes from trying to kill each other to sitting next to each other and respecting each other's wishes. Just goes to show you how needless this all is.
And then he throws a grenade to him. What respect?
@@teresashinkansen9402 grenade came from a drone. It can be heard in the background in the video. There’s also a video from drones POV of this fight
@@AnnaAparicio26the guy said no need to do that. You think the ukrainian told that to the drone? Really? It came from the russian, and he quickly ran away a few seconds before the explosion. Watch the drone footage
@@ChingachMookTheGreatPauk your reading comprehension is low. My comment about a drone was clearly about that the grenade came from Russian, saying there’s extra footage showing it came from drone and not the guy. You expect the Yakut to just stand there n get blown up too when that lands ?!
@@AnnaAparicio26 the yakut gay saw the grenade on his chest, and put in under his vest, so he could die without pain, his throat was literally slit. He said that in interview
very interesting. Somebody far away smiling and is glad when 2 brothers fighting each other .