This song brought a tear to my eye. I was in deployed in Kandahar 2010-2011 and the lyrics reminded me of the places my buddies were at. All of these Afghanistan songs hit me quite hard. I love knowing there are people from other countries who have done the same thing I have!
@@bruh6540 только у афганцев спросите кого они больше уважают как войнов, как людей: Совецкого солдата или солдата нато🤐 и тогда все точки будут расставлены... 🤐
We weren't divided at all, Ukrainians or Russians, Belarusian, Kazakh, Tajik, or Tatar, I spit on all those differences, I sincerely appreciate those guys, Who passed this test of courage.
Current part of that show lasts for 1004 years. Each time you saw us divided and weak, you will see “to be continued”, next episode will be war, uniting and us much stronger after. Than things will happen again in circle😅😅.
"I wish I could go to Afghanistan once again"...How many soldiers, from even before Alexander's era of conquest, have said the same exact sentence after their service, doing their part as literal kids, not knowing anything but war after it ends? How many of their mates lay dug in that dry, sandy and stony soil. Afghanistan has that unique sort of a zing to it. Unique only to it. It's not Chechnya, not Vietnam, not South America or Asia, not Iraq, not Balkans, not Europe. Completely different, from both the soldiers' perspectives and actual military goals. A shithole of Biblical proportions, good for nothing but dying and dying alone. I love Kipling's poem verses. "When you're wounded and left on Afghanistan's plains, and the women come out to cut up what remains, jest roll to your rifle and blow out your brains and go to your gawd like a soldier." A dusty, hot hovel for soldiers to die in, for countries and empires to gradually crumble away after not having anything else to invade.
To be honest, I think the closest thing to Afghanistan was Vietnam. Both wars had this feeling of nonsense, of constant fear and melancholy. The Russians were resigned and became melancholic of the Graveyard of Empires, while the Americans protested the war and became savages. Despite being mostly desertic, Afghanistan feels cold and isolated, while Vietnam is lush and smothering with its humidity and napalm. I don't know if there's such a video, but a discussion between veterans from Vietnam and Afghanistan would be incredible: Similar experiences of pointless imperialist wars against a people armed by their enemies, yet two very different settings and feelings.
Btw. Afghanistan isn't all stones and desert. Only the south and that too some areas. It's mostly mountainous and very rugged but there is much greenery and pine forests to be found especially with the pakistani border.
@@zarakdurrani7584 That's also another reason why its a hellhole for any occupying force. The mountainous terrain is the perfect natural defensive set up to dig inside for the Afghans.
It reminds me of a scene from a movie. After a battle between white army and red army, soldier asks the priest if they should bury reds with whites and priest replies that God didn't paint them different colors. We call ourselves different nationalities like Russian, American, German etc. but in the end we're all humans. It's scary and sad that we're the ones that divided us.
Im not a war veteran i just served my country as being mandatory, although i didn't want to join the army i think back of my hours walking on patrol my standing guard in gates with endless hours of thinking my hard trainings in outposts the jokes with comrades the sleep deprivation i have normal life now work hobbies girlfriend family ect but god dammit i felt more free in army, discipline really is freedom. Greetings from Greece to my russian brothers
At 3:13. Spit on separations. Not differences. Means that he ignores separation of the USSR in to pieces, and still sees citizens of all those states as compatriots.
I usually listen to this specific music when i feel down, tears going down my face. This music feels special to me, it usually helps stopping the tears like some kind of magic. Ive been listening to this music every single day since ive found it. Its special to me, both because of the lyrics/vibes and because of the thing ive mentioned above
I'm finnish. My great grand fathers and uncles fought against USSR. I'm as anti communist as they come, but still like these soviet afghan war songs. I have respect fore every veteran, no matter are they Russian, German, American or Finnish.
Dont hate the conscripts, hate the fatcats ordering them around. I love this music because it shows foot troops across nations all share sentiments: they all mostly wish to live and come back home
This is my first time hearing this song and I’m already gonna put it on my favourites list. Thank you for uploading this comrade this song just made my night better :)
Вот бы снова мне попасть в Афганистан.. Макса бы почтил.. вечно молодым остался же! ВОТ БЫЛ ЧЕЛОВЕК И НЕТ ЧЕЛОВЕК СНАРЯД ДУХОВ НА НАШЕЙ ПОЗИЦИИ РАЗОРВАЛО МАКСУ НАШЕМУ, камнем голову оторвало.. ☦☦☦
Не знаю, что такое служить в пехоте или в десанте - я 13 лет отслужил на флоте, но могу сказать одно: не смотря на то что происходило, о службе в армии запоминаются только хорошие моменты!
I'm an afghan from panjshir this place really is grave Yard of empires harsh weather rough terrain makes it impossible to control even half country 💯 we sure are unique aswell as our motherland
huuuh, Taliban has basically control of all the country except for some areas. The so called resistance are disorganized, outmanned, and outsuppplied. Really, Afghanistan isn't hard to control if you are brutal like the Taliban and that you also know the terrain. Just a dang shame that the Afghan army was filled with a bunch of cowards and corrupt leaders. At the same time, I don't blame Afghans as Afghanistan should have never became a country like Yugoslavia. It should be partioned by ethnic groups.
Ooo its the first time someone heard of them outside of the Russian-language sphere. For those who don't know: Goncov was once a member of the original Golubyje Berety.
3:30 I only just noticed the poor guy falling off the BTR after all these years of watching this video. I hope he wasn’t to badly hurt, could you imagine doing something like that and finding out later it was recorded and probably broadcast on national tv.
Yeah that’d be pretty embarrassing, but it looks like he landed on his feet at least, so he’s probably fine. Looks like he was returning from service in Afghanistan.
I listened to these Russian songs about the Afghan conflict, even though I don't understand this language, it sounds pleasant to me. The Afghan and Chechen conflicts were very horrible for the Russian troops.
Nothing an Irony! That was : Karma ! When the malicious US,UK,Nato has screwed up the Soviets over Afghanistan in 1980s, their fate will be punished in the same way as they deserved! It took 32 years to take place!
Excellent song! Could you maybe do "Song of the Scout" by VIA Kaskad? I found a version of it but there's no lyrics in Cyrillic and I'd like to sing along. Thanks in advance if you do, absolutely no problem at all if you don't want to or can't! I also think that this song actually shows the beauty of Afghanistan and shows how unfortunate it is that war is here.
Do you need words? This song? А у разведчиков судьба порой Коротка, как рукопашный бой, И небо синее над головой, И до звезд легко достать рукой. [refrain]: А ты прислушайся, летят и гудят Трассера* по тишине ночной, И разлетаясь пули просвистят Над твоею головой. А ты прислушайся, летят и гудят Трассера по тишине ночной, И разлетаясь пули просвистят, Нарушая наш покой. А может завтра среди этих гор Придется нам вести неравный бой. Ну что ж, с судьбой отважно вступит в спор Солдат разведки боевой. [refrain] Вы нашей славе не завидуйте, Что дарят девушки порой цветы, Быть может, завтра в тишине ночной Мы вступим в свой последний бой. [refrain] ----------------------- *трассера - slang name for tracer bullets
I joined the Marine Corps in hopes of fulfilling that adventurous craving. Unfortunately, I joined when the conflict the Middle East died down. This song really hits that inner void within me :(
It depends. For many veterans it's a hell they never leave mentally and for some it's one they want back. Seeing a man's head disappear never leaves you and it fucks you up permanently.
I never deployed, but I've had a lot of shitty field ops during my time in the corp. This song gets it right, it all sucked but I look back at the photos, think of the memories, even play the music I would listen during those times and I wish I could go back with my boys and suck the succ again with them and recreate and make more memories.
@@dmitrygolovin5136 Разница в том, что первоначальный вариант перевода называет сам укрепрайон словом "Масуда", как именем собственным укрепрайона. Исправление переносит вышеуказанный укрепрайон в собственность/принадлежность Ахмад Шаха Масуда.
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3:11 "We weren't divided at all, Ukrainians or Russians... I spit on those differences" - as important words today as when they were written
The Soviet government equalizes everyone in their rights by removing nationalism. There is no Soviet power - there is no internationalism.
"I sincerely appreciate those guys,
Who passed this test of courage."
The Soviet Union is a big mistake... Prison of nations.
Right! Дякую!
Communists have always been indifferent to nationalities. And after the collapse of the USSR, these nationalists got out of the garbage pits.
Spasibo, I won the lottery there in 2010. I got put on gate guard in Farah. I don't speak the language but know this song also.
Thank you for your service
Sir, before you were in Farah, the author of this song went through three wars.
Respect to the warrior
Greetings from Russia!
Oh, sorry Bro, messaged to channel owner. Best wishes for you.
Which war did the author join in?
This song brought a tear to my eye. I was in deployed in Kandahar 2010-2011 and the lyrics reminded me of the places my buddies were at. All of these Afghanistan songs hit me quite hard. I love knowing there are people from other countries who have done the same thing I have!
Thank you for your service from France and Spain
I don't know how much this means to you but thank you for your service.
They also got kicked out preatty easily
@@bruh6540 только у афганцев спросите кого они больше уважают как войнов, как людей: Совецкого солдата или солдата нато🤐 и тогда все точки будут расставлены... 🤐
@@ПрошлогоднийЛимонад-ш4д Советского солдата, судя по отзывам оттуда
We weren't divided at all, Ukrainians or Russians,
Belarusian, Kazakh, Tajik, or Tatar,
I spit on all those differences, I sincerely appreciate those guys,
Who passed this test of courage.
my favorite part of the lyrics
Hit different
yea, is sad, and even with the Baltics who were occupied by the soviets they still all fought together as true brothers
one of my favorite parts
Current part of that show lasts for 1004 years. Each time you saw us divided and weak, you will see “to be continued”, next episode will be war, uniting and us much stronger after. Than things will happen again in circle😅😅.
One more song for my Russian playlist, thanks Omnistar (171 songs and counting).
Can you make it public? I love to listen to it.
@@7183d Sure.
@@heisenberg7105 Thanks
Those are some rookie numbers
_That's rookie numbers_
Jk, but honestly you have some pretty good songs in your playlist, gonna add some to mine.
Wow just wow. Incredibly powerful. No one can write songs about war like the Russians. True poetry.
the most beaiful verse was about how we werent divided ukrainian russian belorussian kazakh tajik or tatar all brothers. That is beatiful line
Well to be honest Russians and Ukrainians are the exact same people.
Russians, Ukrainians and Belarusians are three closely related Slavic peoples sharing centuries of common historу.
@@gordeyvolnik yep
@@rostislavlazarevic3850 I would be so much Happy If all slavs unite but It is impossible 😕Hello from Slovakia 🇸🇰❤️
@@yurix9100 keep the dream of slavia alive moy brat'
"I wish I could go to Afghanistan once again"...How many soldiers, from even before Alexander's era of conquest, have said the same exact sentence after their service, doing their part as literal kids, not knowing anything but war after it ends? How many of their mates lay dug in that dry, sandy and stony soil. Afghanistan has that unique sort of a zing to it. Unique only to it. It's not Chechnya, not Vietnam, not South America or Asia, not Iraq, not Balkans, not Europe. Completely different, from both the soldiers' perspectives and actual military goals. A shithole of Biblical proportions, good for nothing but dying and dying alone. I love Kipling's poem verses. "When you're wounded and left on Afghanistan's plains, and the women come out to cut up what remains, jest roll to your rifle and blow out your brains and go to your gawd like a soldier." A dusty, hot hovel for soldiers to die in, for countries and empires to gradually crumble away after not having anything else to invade.
To be honest, I think the closest thing to Afghanistan was Vietnam. Both wars had this feeling of nonsense, of constant fear and melancholy. The Russians were resigned and became melancholic of the Graveyard of Empires, while the Americans protested the war and became savages. Despite being mostly desertic, Afghanistan feels cold and isolated, while Vietnam is lush and smothering with its humidity and napalm. I don't know if there's such a video, but a discussion between veterans from Vietnam and Afghanistan would be incredible: Similar experiences of pointless imperialist wars against a people armed by their enemies, yet two very different settings and feelings.
@@zacharieelfali3401 Actually, that would be the greatest thing ever. A convo between two vets who did multiple tours.
Afghanistan 🇦🇫🇦🇫 💪 strong walls wills. Unbreakable.
Btw. Afghanistan isn't all stones and desert. Only the south and that too some areas. It's mostly mountainous and very rugged but there is much greenery and pine forests to be found especially with the pakistani border.
@@zarakdurrani7584 That's also another reason why its a hellhole for any occupying force. The mountainous terrain is the perfect natural defensive set up to dig inside for the Afghans.
Это моя любимая песня которую каждый день слущать хочу!
Большой привет из Сербии ❤️
I am from Syria but my favourite country is Russia and Serbia ♥️
Thanks for sharing non well known russian songs these are real gems and you find them
I absolutely agree
Thanks for ur service
U have the best songs
Спасибо за видео! Помним героев нашей Советской Родины! Всех кто выполнял свой воинский долг в ДРА!
Heard this song a long time ago and I never found it again, I got surprised the moment I heard it after all that time
3:03 love the Meaning of the Lyrics
It reminds me of a scene from a movie. After a battle between white army and red army, soldier asks the priest if they should bury reds with whites and priest replies that God didn't paint them different colors. We call ourselves different nationalities like Russian, American, German etc. but in the end we're all humans. It's scary and sad that we're the ones that divided us.
@@TheTrollik75 Under the north star?
@@lemons1559 The Admiral
Hats off to you red heroes.. Who went to hell under red flag to serve. They all were and always will be warriors and heros in our hearts.
I've been listening to this song for half a year straight. I don't think I've gone a week without hearing it.
Iam no russian but most of the music in this channel gives me chills everytime i listen to it. Keep up the great work and thank you!
Im not a war veteran i just served my country as being mandatory, although i didn't want to join the army i think back of my hours walking on patrol my standing guard in gates with endless hours of thinking my hard trainings in outposts the jokes with comrades the sleep deprivation i have normal life now work hobbies girlfriend family ect but god dammit i felt more free in army, discipline really is freedom. Greetings from Greece to my russian brothers
Love it from Spanja! Respect to Russia, the slavic mother of Europe. ❤
Парни настоящие, сейчас пенсионеры. Наша сила и наша гордость. Я служил чуть пораньше.
A simple comment cannot tell how much I enjoy your work! Keep it up!
I'm glad you like it!
@@OmnistarEast you definitely MUST do this song on 28th of May:😉
ua-cam.com/video/S7a6AroNrGE/v-deo.html
At 3:13. Spit on separations. Not differences. Means that he ignores separation of the USSR in to pieces, and still sees citizens of all those states as compatriots.
I'd say he's also denouncing the nationalism that prevailed after the fall of the USSR.
Your channel is a masterpiece pal.
Thanks, I'm glad you like it!
Привет из Польши, братской русский народ
Witam mos panowe! ;)
Привет полякам ! , хорошо что есть некоторые поляки , которые еще помнят что мы братья и конечно мы их любим!
@@snab032 Поляки и Россияне, хорошие друзья. Только правительства не любят друг друга.
Братья Славяне, хей! Молодец, нам надо держаться вместе против ислами зации Европы, брат!
Привет друзья россияне!
@3:15~3:21 I sincerely appreciate those guys who pass this test of courage!
WOW! Well said!😃👍 The finest lyrics I ever heard! Great!🎉☃
If the translation was manhood instead of courage it would still be absolutely correct
@@abroralibekov6924 yes, thats the same, thanks for sharing!
These lyrics are something else man. Deep deep meaning
Oh nice, Ominstar posted this on my birthday
Happy birthday
happy birthday
100% men's music 💯👌👍
another fantastic upload, thanks omnistar!
I love your work man, and these videos are really helping me learn Russian!
В русских словах на экране есть опечатки! будьте внимательны! могу показать где именно. надо?
Всем Воинам - интернационалистам , проходившим службу в Республике Афганистан , Уважение ! ❤️❤️❤️ ! ✌️
I usually listen to this specific music when i feel down, tears going down my face. This music feels special to me, it usually helps stopping the tears like some kind of magic.
Ive been listening to this music every single day since ive found it. Its special to me, both because of the lyrics/vibes and because of the thing ive mentioned above
This channel is the one I put on when I get up. The songs gives me so much energy
Yes a new song so my father can continue to call me a “dirty commie”
Only the music was good. :D
I'm finnish. My great grand fathers and uncles fought against USSR. I'm as anti communist as they come, but still like these soviet afghan war songs. I have respect fore every veteran, no matter are they Russian, German, American or Finnish.
@@o.h2202 same here. I'm German. Love to the finns. And peace to all fallen in all the wars.
Dont hate the conscripts, hate the fatcats ordering them around. I love this music because it shows foot troops across nations all share sentiments: they all mostly wish to live and come back home
@@tobiasworner4970 Finns and Germans, Brothers in arms since 1918
One of my fav Afghan songs! Great job with the video as always
WE WEREN'T DIVIDED AT ALL
Might have just found my new favorite Soviet-Afghan war song.
editing is on point mate! keep it up
This is my first time hearing this song and I’m already gonna put it on my favourites list. Thank you for uploading this comrade this song just made my night better :)
What a wonderful song!!!!! Thank you very very much.
Well shit, didn't expect this, but this is a happy surprise
Вот бы снова мне попасть в Афганистан.. Макса бы почтил.. вечно молодым остался же! ВОТ БЫЛ ЧЕЛОВЕК И НЕТ ЧЕЛОВЕК
СНАРЯД ДУХОВ НА НАШЕЙ ПОЗИЦИИ РАЗОРВАЛО
МАКСУ НАШЕМУ, камнем голову оторвало..
☦☦☦
Воины живут вечно.
Не знаю, что такое служить в пехоте или в десанте - я 13 лет отслужил на флоте, но могу сказать одно: не смотря на то что происходило, о службе в армии запоминаются только хорошие моменты!
Очень любим!
3:03 Those lines hit hard today
Before the even darker times 😭
Как знали о нашем будущем
I'm an afghan from panjshir this place really is grave Yard of empires harsh weather rough terrain makes it impossible to control even half country 💯 we sure are unique aswell as our motherland
You guys still holding out?
@@luminaaeterna1259 only about 3-4 valleys rest of the country is under the terrorist
@@imranafg God damn
Hope you stay safe there. Can't offer you anything else but words so my bad
@@luminaaeterna1259 thanks for your kind words ✌️
huuuh, Taliban has basically control of all the country except for some areas. The so called resistance are disorganized, outmanned, and outsuppplied. Really, Afghanistan isn't hard to control if you are brutal like the Taliban and that you also know the terrain. Just a dang shame that the Afghan army was filled with a bunch of cowards and corrupt leaders.
At the same time, I don't blame Afghans as Afghanistan should have never became a country like Yugoslavia. It should be partioned by ethnic groups.
Thank you Afghan vets; in Chechnya, it was you we chose to embody, your spirits that guided us to victory.
I thought it was Gen. Yermolov.
Ooo its the first time someone heard of them outside of the Russian-language sphere.
For those who don't know: Goncov was once a member of the original Golubyje Berety.
3:32 This moment kinda me me chuckle not gonna lie, but that landing was like a superhero 😂
Thank you for the video...Another song that I can add to my Soviet Afghan war music playlist
Still growing strong Omni :D
What an absolute banger.
Very good song, never stop uploading these!
3:30 I only just noticed the poor guy falling off the BTR after all these years of watching this video. I hope he wasn’t to badly hurt, could you imagine doing something like that and finding out later it was recorded and probably broadcast on national tv.
He hurry to his wife, meeting him there. I think he give no fuck about it
Yeah that’d be pretty embarrassing, but it looks like he landed on his feet at least, so he’s probably fine. Looks like he was returning from service in Afghanistan.
I am Not a Russian, I am not a Turk , I am not a Christian also not a Muslim but I am a Soviet.... ❤ Glory to the Red Flag
Ismin ama türk.
*Schizofrenik
Another all time classic.
Great content as always, many thanks from Scotland :)
Another great song, I've been listening to these songs for awhile now. Thank you omnistar east, no where else I can find this quality of content!
Thank you, I'm glad you enjoy it!
@@OmnistarEast bro you should add "situation" of these song in description..
Since I Saw Your Channel, I Became In Love With It... Keep Up The Good Work! :)
I listened to these Russian songs about the Afghan conflict, even though I don't understand this language, it sounds pleasant to me. The Afghan and Chechen conflicts were very horrible for the Russian troops.
and now ukraine
@@patriik318 🤬
@@lisaconnor4948 its sad to see my slavic brothers fight against each other
@@patriik318 ok
They probably weren't a barrel of laughs for the Afghans or Chechens, either.
Another great collection of videos that have been forgotten. Thanks for sharing
Another great song comrade, anpther kind of song i need to take it on my Soviet Playlist :D💐💖🇷🇺
There's an irony in watching the American withdrawal from Afghanistan while listening to these songs.
So many dead soviet and american soldiers for absolutely nothing. Tragic.
this is a disorderly retreat, not a withdrawal
@@joelljungqvist433 And British, this was their 4th time in their history
Nothing an Irony! That was : Karma !
When the malicious US,UK,Nato has screwed up the Soviets over Afghanistan in 1980s, their fate will be punished in the same way as they deserved! It took 32 years to take place!
@@jagdpanther2224 have you no respect for the dead?
3:02 hit diffrent sad to See even as a german that ukrainians and russians are killing each other...
This song has aged like fine wine
Too bad, the Ukrainians did not see brotherhood with other slavic brothers. They help western aggressors betraying their brothers!
Thank you comrade, i need this for my stalker campire vibes!
You can never post bad songs comrade
My dad was in Kandahar 82-84, my self in Tagab, Kapisa province 2009-2010 …
Was your dad mujahadeen?
@@harrygroundwater2590 no his was an Soviet Union officer. And I was by French foreign legion.
@@maksymvladov6290 oh sorry. I thought you were from Afghanistan lol.
@@harrygroundwater2590ага, самый обычный моджахед по имени Максим.
This songs really speaks to this day
This song did not age well!
@@jagdpanther2224 yep, it aged like milk. But i was tslking about the message.
3:04 this line hits hard, especially today
Rest in peace Mikhail….
And with his death the era of the soviet union died too.
He is in hell now!
@@jagdpanther2224He didn't dissolve the Soviet Union, Yelstin did. Blame Yelstin
Imma say this. These videos are all the better considering the fact you sync footage the the song to an extent
Thank you for your uploads
This is a historical beautiful song so meaningful.
lets goo best channel
I found gold when i found yout channel
This just became one of my favorite Afghan war songs.
Ya payu eta pesnyu kazhdyy den. Spasiba Bol'shoye drug.
Great song as always,but was that in your footage cpt Vladimir Kolesvnik,really Great as always,keep the good work up
Excellent song! Could you maybe do "Song of the Scout" by VIA Kaskad? I found a version of it but there's no lyrics in Cyrillic and I'd like to sing along. Thanks in advance if you do, absolutely no problem at all if you don't want to or can't! I also think that this song actually shows the beauty of Afghanistan and shows how unfortunate it is that war is here.
Do you need words? This song?
А у разведчиков судьба порой
Коротка, как рукопашный бой,
И небо синее над головой,
И до звезд легко достать рукой.
[refrain]:
А ты прислушайся, летят и гудят
Трассера* по тишине ночной,
И разлетаясь пули просвистят
Над твоею головой.
А ты прислушайся, летят и гудят
Трассера по тишине ночной,
И разлетаясь пули просвистят,
Нарушая наш покой.
А может завтра среди этих гор
Придется нам вести неравный бой.
Ну что ж, с судьбой отважно вступит в спор
Солдат разведки боевой.
[refrain]
Вы нашей славе не завидуйте,
Что дарят девушки порой цветы,
Быть может, завтра в тишине ночной
Мы вступим в свой последний бой.
[refrain]
-----------------------
*трассера - slang name for tracer bullets
@@evl1536 yes! thank you! i was looking everywhere for this, couldn't find anything for some reason
lottery or hardwork or fate dont know what moulds you
no reason for this to have such a funky beat
3:31 poor dude fell off his apc
He always comes down like this.
He kinda saved it lol. Nice landing
I joined the Marine Corps in hopes of fulfilling that adventurous craving. Unfortunately, I joined when the conflict the Middle East died down. This song really hits that inner void within me :(
Well at least you won't be killed by Weird people with long beards
It depends. For many veterans it's a hell they never leave mentally and for some it's one they want back. Seeing a man's head disappear never leaves you and it fucks you up permanently.
@@lemons1559then perhaps from a certain perspective I did win the lottery
I never deployed, but I've had a lot of shitty field ops during my time in the corp. This song gets it right, it all sucked but I look back at the photos, think of the memories, even play the music I would listen during those times and I wish I could go back with my boys and suck the succ again with them and recreate and make more memories.
Good as always
Beautiful song, mood lifting.
Cool video!
Hej Omni, may i request Друзьям афганцам by О.Ширяев, it would be a good next song to add to the stockpile
Salutes from Russia :-г
Thank you very much to upload this song. It is perfect to do excercise:)
GOLD.
2011 and a whole new generation been there, even many who served under USSR.
For those who want it, here's a more higher audio quality version also with the original intro: ua-cam.com/video/eaHIiHJVPv8/v-deo.html
these songs keep me happy
does anyone have any chords for this song?
Есть у кого нибудь аккорды к этой песне?И бой,желательно.
They should be in the description
damn this hits different tbh
great song
i love this so
Слава ШУРАВИ!
@3:06 sad how these men fought together as brothers, and now...
And Union has been collapsed... Divide and conquer...
the guy in 3:32
Lmaoooo
Greetings From Turkey
Translation correction: На укрепрайон Масуда в Базараке - To the fortified area of Massoud (Ahmad Shah) in Bazarak
Разница небольшая, смысл от первоначального перевода не теряется и не меняется
@@dmitrygolovin5136 Разница в том, что первоначальный вариант перевода называет сам укрепрайон словом "Масуда", как именем собственным укрепрайона. Исправление переносит вышеуказанный укрепрайон в собственность/принадлежность Ахмад Шаха Масуда.