I'm a South Korean. I already heard what that wounded soldier said, because it was all over the media. Nothing unnatural. He talked about how two of his friends died and lots of other unimportant things, but that is korean language. As a man whose mother tongue is also korean, I confirm it. North koreans just have that weird accent, but it is korean
If these soldiers go back home, they could tell other North Koreans what life is like outside of their country. It is unlikely any of the soldiers will be going home.
@@lokani8814 you think that’s going to stop them? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 they are indoctrinated into hating Americans, South Koreans, and Japanese. Years of doctrine isn’t gone by one interaction. Please be real.
@@jaydengray30 This channel keeps popping up making wild claims, did wonder and can't disagree. Shameful to use conflict to get views like this though. People are dying, don't care what side they're on, still someones father or son.
My uncle was a Korean war POW. A "tiger survivor". He was death marched then starved in the camp. People were eating people. Drank himself to early death. Dont know what Korean homeboys grandfather tols him but the Korean war was also hell.
A crazy uncle of mine used to drive tank for the Russians. He would relapse decades later & run his car through fields & so on, thinking he was back in the war. There was little support for these fellows, no ptsd diagnosis. Alcohol gave them numbness of mind - & destroyed many lives in the process.❤
The same happened to my dad. He served 23 years on active duty infantry, then artillery in the US Army, one tour in the Korean War, and three in Nam. He enlisted in '50 when the military was still desegregating. He never talked about combat, EVER-and he never watched war movies. He also had a particular hate for John Wayne. Alchohol was his escape, although a successful business man after retiring, the juice, crippled him. His generation never complained or 'talked' about their experiences. The drink killed him at 62 years old, three weeks before he turned 63. As a kid, I could never understand his addiction or appreciate the military experience. That was until I enlisted as a combat medic, and my perspective changed considerably. RIP E.D. Case 5th Special Forces, Jame Lee 75th Rangers, and MSG Charlie L. Baker 25th Infantry.
@@charleslennonbakerif y'all know anyone else dealing with alcohol issues and they're not ready to go get help from a rehab. I suggest looking into kava kava it's a traditional drink from the Fiji ,Tongan,Somoa islands that's made from a root. It's used as an alcohol replacement and some call it natures Xanax. It's not physically addictive like alcohol. It certainly can feel the void of alcohol though and help ease a persons mind. It's also hard to get upset on kava. Kinda feels like inbetween alcohol and herb. It's completely legal and can even be bought on Amazon. I personally make the drink myself daily. A vendor I used FijivanuAkava I believe told me a few years ago he had a veteran who used it for PTSD. Something to look into for alcoholics who just aren't ready to stop using substances but are absolutely tired of alcohol. There's places on UA-cam, reddit kava subreddit, and kavaforums website that can give more information about it. Addiction is h e l l and it's hard to truely understand it until ya experience it yourself.
I know it's little comfort, since I'm a stranger on the internet...but I appreciate your uncle for being able to exist at all. I was adopted from Korea into the most loving family I could ever imagine, and while I don't think I'm *indebted* per se, I have immense gratitude to everyone who fought for the RoK. Whether you consider it a worthy trade, I can't say, but your uncle's hardships weren't entirely in vain. Medical conditions kept me out of the military, but I've tried to pay it forward as an EMT, and then working blood donations, and once I'm in shape I plan to pay it further still doing humanitarian work in Ukraine. My thanks to your uncle.
Baba Yaga (slavic folklore): In some motifs she is described as a repulsive or ferocious-looking old woman who fries and eats children, while in others she is a nice old woman who helps out the hero.[1] She is often associated with forest wildlife. Her distinctive traits are flying around in a wooden mortar, wielding a pestle, and dwelling deep in the forest in a hut standing on chicken legs. - Wikipedia
Having been in Pyongyang for a few days by train in 2016. I can confirm that the north Korean barely see planes. Farmers have one small tractor for as far as the eyes could see. People was running towards our train to see us. They had people lifting the train guards manually so cars don't cross !!!!!
@@gargoyle7863I used to be able to see a pair of long white painted wooden gates which could be used to stop non existent traffic getting in the way of an almost entirely disused single track rail line. The rails are away now.
More like participated in some hohlostanian bollywood movie with elements of BDSM and copro. That guy is Vitaliy Kim, the bad quality filter in free video editor and some poop-stained trousers on his face did nothing to hide his identity.
I feel much more sorry for NK soldiers than for the Russian ones. The amount of choice and information available to your average North Korean is incredibly low. So they might be fighting for the wrong side but unlike the Russians, I can't really blame them for it. Russians do have access to most of the internet, so they could know better.
Russians have cheap Internet and free exit from the country, unlike Ukrainians in Kiev.. Receiving information from both sides, the Russians have finally realized over the past three years that Russia is behaving correctly. I will also remind you that over the past three years, about 4 million Ukrainians have accepted Russian citizenship, and 100,000 thousand Ukrainians have voluntarily joined the Russian army and are destroying the Kiev regime. Greetings from a former Ukrainian.
They believe the story their overlords told them to believe and you are doing the exact same thing on this side of the fence. When i read coms such as yours i feel like nothing i never gonna improve because the people pulling the strings are just too good at defining reality for the pleb.
@@championknife "unlike Ukrainians in Kiev." I'm pretty sure if your country was Invaded by a greater force such as the usa for example than your country would be under lockdown too with forced mobilization. "100,000 thousand Ukrainians have voluntarily joined the Russian army" If that many ukranians were willing to just up and join the russia side I'm pretty sure this war been over on week one, russian kremlin lies holds no bounds lol.
Not sure but has anyone ever suffered from a concussion. When you eventually come too, it's a shock to the system. There's a loss of time that can send some individuals into shock. Some just shake it off and continue with the mission parameters. I was in a helicopter crash and I can't remember the impact. I can remember losing altitude but after impact, I am at a loss to what happened. I woke up months later in hospital relearning how to use the right side of my body.
I'm curious as to how Norks being held as prisoner of war will work. Sending them back is a death sentence, and it's not like they had much choice to go in the first place.
@@goattm2 That sounds like the best outcome, these people were unfortunate where they were born and surviving the war they better not get stuck in Ukraine or Russia.
I think I was watching Inside Russia. And the report he got was that the Russians were pissed that North Korea sent troops without any equipment and that they had to use their own stock to supply them.
@markusgorelli5278 I'm sure, like all soldiers, no one has any idea what brass and the politicians are really doing. The russian and N.K. governments may have sent them without weapons and equipment on purpose in order to dodge any U.N. flack over sending "soldier's" No, no, no,,, there not soldiers! They are civilian "contractors" Meh, what do I know? More than a NORK Apparently.
This is kinda common to be fair. It’s also a political thing too because if NK decided that they’d send 10k ppl and also guns, ammunition, artillery, combat vehicles etc it would be more of an expeditionary force than a ‘volunteer’ force. This would cross more red lines as it would be seen as North Korea joining the war completely rather than them just helping out. It would be like America sending Britain an entire fighter wing, planes, ammo, fuel, full officer support with pilots during the Battle of Britain instead of just sending material support and keeping ‘neutrality’
@@JrdsT lol - it is well-known they are already sending missiles, weapons, artillery, ammo to Russia (paid for by Russia), along with the troops. NK just didn't want to pay for their soldiers' equipment, that's it. They are already seen around the world as fully participating in the war.
That's dumb. Of course they should be using Russian equipment. What is going to happen if they run out of ammo or damage their gear? Order a FedEx from Pyongyang?
I expect he will be offered a cover ID and a life in South Korea in exchange for his knowledge re NK [edit: I doubt he will be allowed back, as his talk would reflect badly on Dear Leader's judgement. If he is listed as captured, from what I have heard, his family may suffer. Therefore, he will probably accept sanctuary and official "casualty" status.]
Him thinking that puti deceived kimi is so classic that there is a russian sarcastic saying when somebody loyal to a regime is thrown in jail: "Comrade stalin this must be some kind of horrific mistake"
Just recently the Baba Yaga has been adapted to carry AN 80LB EXPLOSIVE. Like they shown videos of it. It's got this massive ass bomb under it. No one is prepared for future warfare.
My guess is The Russians are getting North Korean prisoners who are promised “early parole”, the catch…serve with the Russian military that will most likely get them killed. It’s a suckers bet, (playing Blackjack and saying “Hit me”… with 2 Kings showing)
How unlucky in life do you have to be to be born in North Korea of all places and then you are shipped off to war, get a massive culture shock and thrown on to the front lines against military equipment you didn't think existed and now all your friends are dead and you have been taken prisoner and likely can never go home because you will likely be punished for being taken prisoner and your family might pay the consequences. That is some horrific luck.
I am a U.S. Army veteran and I was offered a security job in Afghanistan. Didn't take it because I have a good job and my wife would have been highly upset.
My uncle went to Afghanistan as a diplomatic consultant at age 75! We were all worried about his year over there. He had been in Vietnam and the Yugoslav wars and he said Afghanistan was by far the most messed-up situation he had ever seen. All were relieved when he came back and retired for good.
My, and many others, had a very different service experience during the Cold War. I was in SAC. Never saw combat, but stood nuclear alert for my entire time outside on basic and advanced training. It was just pounded in your head constantly that we could be at war in the next minute. Lots of stress.
Probably a lot. They are cut of from the world. They are also human. The ancient Egyption pharos styled themselves as god kings and people believed it. I imagine these people are going through something similar.
Just think about how many people in the free world believe in religions Despite having free access to information / science, common sense isn't common in everyone
@@nussknacker9827 Just think about how many scientific nihilists in the free world would be changed if their minds weren't closed from their reliance and faith that there but a single system of epistemology..
Over half the US thinks _Trump_ is going to impeove their situation, so... Lies from politicians OBVIOUSLY are listened to far more than fools like to admit...
He showed his face on the internet, meanwhile in North Korea "I am sorry but your son have have *deserted*, therefor your children, spouse as well as mother father and cousins will need to serve time for his cowardice"
I went to a North Korean restaurant in Shanghai a few months ago. (Yes, I've been thinking about the ethics of that since.) Anyway, the staff put on a very talented song and dance routine. However as soon as I took a photo, I had a very polite lady come and ask me not to. Considering what can happen if I'd posted it and the wrong person decided there was a problem, I deleted it. Just got worth it.
@@amazin7006 in fairness, it's only slavery by every western legal and dictionary definition. But yeah. Exactly like that. Plus when they go back, they're people who've seen too much.
People who thought the NK Soldiers were elite, experienced, battle-hardened warriors were dead wrong... Their training & capabilities doesn't go much further than Goose Stepping in Pyongyang parades...
Why wouldn't you believe that during war Russians wouldn't send men to their deaths knowing that they will die. Russians officers shot low ranking men if they tried to run out returned from Battle so why couldn't that be true? I wholeheartedly believe that in war ANYTHING is possible.
Remember the rest of us when we saw the spiked drone from Phantasm chasing people around and killing them? (if you're old enough to remember that at least) I'm sure the NK troops are feeling like the victims from those movies...completely helpless.
I'm a bartender and we literally were talking about Phantasm last night as one of our favorite all-time Sci-Fi movies and we're trying to figure out where we could get a copy to watch it again..... nice one
Dude! Those movies scared the crap out of me when I first saw them however many years ago. The Tall Man was creepy and those freaking little Jawa looking guys were really weird too.
Holy Cow! Really? Man you did it! You moved the camera focus back a bit. You are looking sharper than ever Paul. Seriously considering to becoming a member now!
I am not surprised too, I am Native Siberian from Tuva Republic, we are third class citizens in Russia, not even second, second are probably Caucasus people. We Native Siberians (around 1.6 million in Russia) are treated like crap by the Superior Proper Russians, we are the most poorest in Russia (which is crazy since most Russians are already dirt poor) and we are sent to war in meat waves first, and we look Asian. North Koreans are going to find out real quick the Russian Hospitality, we Native Siberians already know it for past 300 years.
@@artfx9 Они настолько бедны что копают золото на собственных огородах - почитайте Мамина Сибиряка "Золото" А так да они обогощают уран на сковородках , а как вы думали? Вот поэтому РосАтом и мировой лидер по продаже обогащенного урана. Эх я незнал что ТЦК добралась и до сибири. Но попытка неплоха не правда ли , Барак?😊
Fr. Energy drinks are still popular and him spinning the idea that energy gum is better and cooler is honestly just not the best marketing tactic. It's gonna take a lot for me to give up my guilty pleasure of Monster :P
Judging by how the video starts mid-sentence, I assume this is just a clip of a stream where he showed the images uncensored, and the blur is there just for youtube.
Exactly what I have said. The NK's are stuck in not only 1950's style millitaery, but also 1950's thought patterns. It is like sending a guy from the 1950's rural USA and drop him in 2024 NYC. A major obstacle......
@richard_from_england333 That is kind of an accurate description. If we ever wondered how it would be for Sara, to get thrown from waiter at the diner, straight into the future war.
Bro, cutting up your last live stream into a bunch of smaller videos isn't new content. If you need energy to make more videos, why not try Strike Gum?
@@nurfuis The video is there, you can still watch it, it doesn't need to be cut up into another 5 monetized videos of the same content. He's not doing it for you lol.
'baba yaga a demon from hell'... i dont think demon is a good translation i think he said - 'dragon' possibly meaning a 'fire breathing drone' i think he is mixing russian terms with korean to describe a thermite drone, but meaning a dragon egg drone...commonly used to fight fires by dropping potassium permanganate filled balls to create a fire break or clear forest..there is a good chance he would have encountered these before, but not a targeting thermite drone. also no north korean would use disposable wooden rice sticks..unless he is from a ruling family he would only have ever used chopsticks he kept and cleaned. this is going to happen when you use a south korean to debrief a north korean who has no words to describe items, then the south korean is relaying this to a native ukrainian, and the last translate then going through ai/google translator but the gist is clear..i suppose lol
Could be anything.. Our parents when we were kids used to scare us with "Baba Yaga", :"If you don't behave, Baba Yaga will come and take you to the woods".. So probably the Russian had fun and scared the North Koreans and they believed it
The KPA does (at least for ground forces) have some relatively “modern” gear (mid 2000s level tech) but the disparity between the worst and best equipped North Koreans is so great that it’s highly possible this soldier has never personally seen any equipment beyond beyond the 1970s. Must be too poor to afford a TV too, otherwise they’d see all their modern tech during the parades.
This is very sad. I wish more people in the west actually understood how horrible this is. Ukrainian, Russian, NK, Palestinian, and Israelis dying every day in the gray zone. 😵💫 media distortsourminds
Just a quick comment for Paul: I much preferred the previous camera and studio setup. The blurry background looks unnatural and the lack of lighting makes it a bit sad. Thank you!
If “Business Basics” covered this video it’d go like: “GUYS, YOU HEARD IT FROM THE NORTH KOREAN DIRECTLY!! HE SAID THE RUSSIANS WILL NOT WIN THIS WAR! AND HOW COULD THEY? PUTIN IS A SCARED IDIOT!” So, I appreciate you highlighting nuance here and not being as cringe as “business basics” is.
Ref the lack of support and intl. Most North Korean military experience since the Korean War has been planed raids into the South to probe Islands or mountains of the DMZ as such they are used to highly planned operations with support into area's they have been basically looking at for last 70 years. Suddenly being sent to try and "find" some Ukrainians somewhere in the woods and steppe of Kursk in a confused and mixed up battle zone is about as far away from North Korean military experience as you can get.
From what I know, a lot of international fighters are in Ukraine, fighting on the Ukrainian side. The media only shows Russian losses, but we rarely see anything about Ukrainian losses. This war needs to end; Ukraine is losing a lot of soldiers and the whole country is in ruins.
If this was in the EU or Britain you could be heavily fined for identifying the person without his consent. Best get it in writing and ensure he understands what he is doing and what may happen in the future. And this has been viewed in these jurisdictions.
as far as "prior intelligence" or what i'm assuming is Recon, i think what the guy is talking about is they're not told what to expect. probably a general "attack this section of woods, or trench" since N.K. is basically a 1940s 50s esque military they're probably expecting like "are we attacking a heavily fortified place? is there a machine gun nest or team? is there any vehicles or artillery we need to be aware of?" and Russia is telling them to just go in nondescript general area and fight. that's what i think is going on, but i might be wrong
@draconian6692 sounds like standard old soviet tactics meat grinder. They did this against Germany in ww2 seems like soviet tactics are still being used overrun . I also know same tactics were used in the Korean war too .
I think what he means by "given no intelligence" is that there was no Orders Group for the assault. Well at least not at his level. Also, what I think he means by "given no weapons" is that the assaulting force were only equipped with their personal weapon. Probably an old AK. They were given no SAWs or other usual weapons (RPG, Hand Grenade, etc.).
Now that the United States is aligned with Russia and North Korea, it might be wise to reinstate visa requirements for U.S. citizens. Given the shifting alliances, stronger border measures could help ensure security and better control over foreign influence
@@Faust-Federel we have the same MAGA idiots in the UK. They are the Reform Party. It’s weird because they tend to be the sort that obsess about war, war memorials and military veterans; the Second World War is still very much alive in them, one of the reasons they supported Brexit was because they saw the EU as a German institution, a war fought against fascism, but here we are in 2024, and they’re celebrating a fascist being elected to the White House. Does your average Trump voter not realise his connection to Putin and Putin’s to North Korea, a country designing missiles that can hit the USA?
I saw another video of this wounded soldier. It's absolutely bad. They went into this situation, not knowing what they were up against. I feel terrible for them.
What’s sad and pathetic is that there are still Americans who seem to think Russia is a great country. Who would consider life in Russia is better than life in the US.
how about people chill before they say Trumps a Putin ally because i think you’ll find that having respect for someone is not the same as being his patsy
@@thomaslunde5014how about we wait and see. Your underestimating one thing and that’s Trumps ego, he won’t be a pushover and i actually think this could work in Ukraines favour why? cause Trump won’t let Putins red line scare him, he will lay out a fair peace plan but it’s unlikely Putin will agree and if that happens Trump will drop any restrictions with long range weapons and even supply more arms to Ukraine. He won’t be scared like Biden/Harris who could have helped Ukraine finish this war a lot sooner or at least be in a strong position to negotiate yet they tied Ukraines hands behind their back with not allowing long range attacks. What’s more important peoples lives or a small chunk of land that’ll be here long after we are gone? I think a peace deal with a clause that if Russia break it Nato has the right to defend Ukraine if Putin can’t agree to that well he obviously wants all of Ukraine. Ukraine also needs to have consequences if it breaks the deal too. Trump is calling Natos bluff, they don’t spend enough on their military and now they are paying the price Trump wants a strong EU but not at the states expense, that’s why he’s been saying the things about wanting Putin to attack Nato countries he’s trying to make a point, and it’s a good one. Remember there’s no treaty or military pact that dictates the US should get involved and has Ukraine ever helped with any wars the US has fought over the last 30 years and the answer is no.
Re: Combat Zone duties. Ultimately the Marine or soldier has little personal choice normally: they get assigned their MOS (Infantry/Armor/Artillery) by Headquarters and placed in a unit or sector. Somebody that volunteers for Ranger Regiment or a Special Forces unit has a much higher probability, than say, rank and file infantry of seeing heavy combat.
My dad was in ww2 for 5 years. As a fisherman he was forced into the dutch navy and send to UK. He served his time as a gunman on a mine sweeper. He didn't want to speak about it either.
My father might never have seen a German in WW2 until his unit moved across the border. He was preparing aircraft to go there and come back. When they did cross they were told 'no fraternisation' but that didn't stop him trading and now there are a few things which cannot be taken across a border. New regulations.
Multiple South Korean media outlets confirm that homeboi is speaking Korean with a Northern accent. This feels pretty real. My man got messed the heck up. Something or some things did real damage to him. You don't need nasal intubation when the only thing wrong with you is that you caught the clap 🤣👎!
That's not an north Korean soldier, the term "baba yaga" is russian, Koreans and especially North Koreans have no idea of that meaning so I'm pretty sure he's not Korean soldier
Baba yaga is the name Russian military uses for the vampire drones One of the Russian soldiers likely told them the name when they saw one of the drones
I don't speak Korean...and I've never seen a combat drone before. But if I were in Korea fighting a war and Korean soldiers kept pointing up at large flying objects dropping payloads... and said 드론 (deu-ron). I would learn 드론 (deu-ron) and repeat it when describing my experience... Apply some logic.
This makes sense for NK, like you said they haven't seen true combat since the 50s. This gives them real combat experience in an extremely tech driven meat grinder.
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I'm a South Korean. I already heard what that wounded soldier said, because it was all over the media. Nothing unnatural. He talked about how two of his friends died and lots of other unimportant things, but that is korean language. As a man whose mother tongue is also korean, I confirm it. North koreans just have that weird accent, but it is korean
The "EE-Book/이북" dialect. My late grandparents spoke in that dialect. Both of them escaped from Pyongyang to Seoul just right before Korean war.
Thank you
It is great that South Koreans can spread the message of what is happening . No hiding the truth from the locals.
you realise this has debunked as fake
Where? By who?
If these soldiers go back home, they could tell other North Koreans what life is like outside of their country. It is unlikely any of the soldiers will be going home.
If there only experience is trains trucks and a battlefield, there’s not much to tell.
@@LloydBrodrick-ne5eibeing modestly feed three times a day is 10x times what they had in their country 😂
@@lokani8814 you think that’s going to stop them? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 they are indoctrinated into hating Americans, South Koreans, and Japanese. Years of doctrine isn’t gone by one interaction. Please be real.
@@LloydBrodrick-ne5ei They could look out the windows. They ate food. They used Russian equipment and saw Ukrainian equipment.
Yup. them get the full russsian meat grind experience. And they are the new meat. I want a burger.
I am a man. 50. I feel so sorry for this guy. How can war not crush your heart.
@@robotaholic because this vid is fake af and click bait. The thumbnail photo has been debunked as fake already.
@@jaydengray30 🙂
@robotaholic I agree that no matter what they're human beings
@@jaydengray30 This channel keeps popping up making wild claims, did wonder and can't disagree.
Shameful to use conflict to get views like this though. People are dying, don't care what side they're on, still someones father or son.
My uncle was a Korean war POW. A "tiger survivor". He was death marched then starved in the camp. People were eating people. Drank himself to early death. Dont know what Korean homeboys grandfather tols him but the Korean war was also hell.
A crazy uncle of mine used to drive tank for the Russians. He would relapse decades later & run his car through fields & so on, thinking he was back in the war.
There was little support for these fellows, no ptsd diagnosis.
Alcohol gave them numbness of mind - & destroyed many lives in the process.❤
The same happened to my dad. He served 23 years on active duty infantry, then artillery in the US Army, one tour in the Korean War, and three in Nam. He enlisted in '50 when the military was still desegregating. He never talked about combat, EVER-and he never watched war movies. He also had a particular hate for John Wayne. Alchohol was his escape, although a successful business man after retiring, the juice, crippled him.
His generation never complained or 'talked' about their experiences. The drink killed him at 62 years old, three weeks before he turned 63. As a kid, I could never understand his addiction or appreciate the military experience. That was until I enlisted as a combat medic, and my perspective changed considerably.
RIP
E.D. Case 5th Special Forces, Jame Lee 75th Rangers, and MSG Charlie L. Baker 25th Infantry.
@@charleslennonbakerif y'all know anyone else dealing with alcohol issues and they're not ready to go get help from a rehab. I suggest looking into kava kava it's a traditional drink from the Fiji ,Tongan,Somoa islands that's made from a root. It's used as an alcohol replacement and some call it natures Xanax. It's not physically addictive like alcohol. It certainly can feel the void of alcohol though and help ease a persons mind. It's also hard to get upset on kava. Kinda feels like inbetween alcohol and herb. It's completely legal and can even be bought on Amazon. I personally make the drink myself daily. A vendor I used FijivanuAkava I believe told me a few years ago he had a veteran who used it for PTSD. Something to look into for alcoholics who just aren't ready to stop using substances but are absolutely tired of alcohol. There's places on UA-cam, reddit kava subreddit, and kavaforums website that can give more information about it. Addiction is h e l l and it's hard to truely understand it until ya experience it yourself.
I know it's little comfort, since I'm a stranger on the internet...but I appreciate your uncle for being able to exist at all.
I was adopted from Korea into the most loving family I could ever imagine, and while I don't think I'm *indebted* per se, I have immense gratitude to everyone who fought for the RoK.
Whether you consider it a worthy trade, I can't say, but your uncle's hardships weren't entirely in vain. Medical conditions kept me out of the military, but I've tried to pay it forward as an EMT, and then working blood donations, and once I'm in shape I plan to pay it further still doing humanitarian work in Ukraine. My thanks to your uncle.
truly horrific. pure hell. RIP warrior 🫡🫡
Baba Yaga (slavic folklore): In some motifs she is described as a repulsive or ferocious-looking old woman who fries and eats children, while in others she is a nice old woman who helps out the hero.[1] She is often associated with forest wildlife. Her distinctive traits are flying around in a wooden mortar, wielding a pestle, and dwelling deep in the forest in a hut standing on chicken legs. - Wikipedia
Thanks for that
Now she drops mortars
John Wick is fighting for Ukraine?
@@nonamesplease6288 The Russians killed his dog. Again.
The equivalent of 'the boogeyman'.
Literally a lot of jail conditions in the West would seem like a comfy hotel stay for a citizen of North Korea.
That's sad. Fir both sides lol
They will be amazed with the food for prisoners -"what do you mean I don't have to hunt cockroaches and rats to eat???!"
3 squares a day with dog nowhere on the menu.
Is it really that bad in North Korea? Or you just watch propaganda about them and take them as fact.
@@Phuc_Yuu Actually I came up with my own conclusion that Kim Ill Sung was a deranged cult leader and his nation reflects that reality.
Well.... can't say we didn't see this coming.
Nope, that would be an outright lie! 😂😂
I didn't see this coming😮
This is how authoritarians like trump always end up treating their troops.
@@kenik2023 How could you not? It's an honest question, how?🤔
@@MarkusMöttus-x7jHow you ask? I blame alcohol and/or drugs depending on the individual in question. :)
Having been in Pyongyang for a few days by train in 2016. I can confirm that the north Korean barely see planes. Farmers have one small tractor for as far as the eyes could see. People was running towards our train to see us. They had people lifting the train guards manually so cars don't cross !!!!!
The place looks like it's frozen in the 90s.
@static2223 the 90s is being a little generous,,, 50s,60s
1890s...
I've never seen a hand lifted train guard in my lifetime. Allegedly still some exist in Germany.
@@gargoyle7863I used to be able to see a pair of long white painted wooden gates which could be used to stop non existent traffic getting in the way of an almost entirely disused single track rail line.
The rails are away now.
captured? More like saved.
Weird rescue operation but okay
This
More like participated in some hohlostanian bollywood movie with elements of BDSM and copro.
That guy is Vitaliy Kim, the bad quality filter in free video editor and some poop-stained trousers on his face did nothing to hide his identity.
@@alostkommando7420they have no say, Kim family is atrocious
it must almost be a war crime to send them back to north korea. then again, maybe they want to go back. i wouldn't begin to know what to do.
I feel much more sorry for NK soldiers than for the Russian ones. The amount of choice and information available to your average North Korean is incredibly low. So they might be fighting for the wrong side but unlike the Russians, I can't really blame them for it.
Russians do have access to most of the internet, so they could know better.
I agree. The North Koreans are involuntarily ignorant, the Russians are willfully ignorant.
Russians have cheap Internet and free exit from the country, unlike Ukrainians in Kiev.. Receiving information from both sides, the Russians have finally realized over the past three years that Russia is behaving correctly. I will also remind you that over the past three years, about 4 million Ukrainians have accepted Russian citizenship, and 100,000 thousand Ukrainians have voluntarily joined the Russian army and are destroying the Kiev regime. Greetings from a former Ukrainian.
Yeah, I kinda feel the same about them. Poor bastards.
They believe the story their overlords told them to believe and you are doing the exact same thing on this side of the fence.
When i read coms such as yours i feel like nothing i never gonna improve because the people pulling the strings are just too good at defining reality for the pleb.
@@championknife "unlike Ukrainians in Kiev." I'm pretty sure if your country was Invaded by a greater force such as the usa for example than your country would be under lockdown too with forced mobilization.
"100,000 thousand Ukrainians have voluntarily joined the Russian army" If that many ukranians were willing to just up and join the russia side I'm pretty sure this war been over on week one, russian kremlin lies holds no bounds lol.
Not sure but has anyone ever suffered from a concussion.
When you eventually come too, it's a shock to the system. There's a loss of time that can send some individuals into shock. Some just shake it off and continue with the mission parameters.
I was in a helicopter crash and I can't remember the impact. I can remember losing altitude but after impact, I am at a loss to what happened.
I woke up months later in hospital relearning how to use the right side of my body.
@@benkeller6027 months later? Were you catatonic or did you lose your memory but seemed conscious at the time or what?
Russians be like:"You go first, we'll be right behind you..."
So they’re the ANA
Американцы такие: хохлы идут первые, а мы..... не потом поляки и весь остальной восточно-европейский сброд😂
I'm curious as to how Norks being held as prisoner of war will work. Sending them back is a death sentence, and it's not like they had much choice to go in the first place.
Nork lol
Norks lol
South Korea said they would take them
@@goattm2 That sounds like the best outcome, these people were unfortunate where they were born and surviving the war they better not get stuck in Ukraine or Russia.
theyll go to seoul
I think I was watching Inside Russia. And the report he got was that the Russians were pissed that North Korea sent troops without any equipment and that they had to use their own stock to supply them.
@markusgorelli5278 I'm sure, like all soldiers, no one has any idea what brass and the politicians are really doing.
The russian and N.K. governments may have sent them without weapons and equipment on purpose in order to dodge any U.N. flack over sending "soldier's"
No, no, no,,, there not soldiers! They are civilian "contractors"
Meh, what do I know?
More than a NORK Apparently.
Plus the ones he sent were not elite and had little training if any.
This is kinda common to be fair. It’s also a political thing too because if NK decided that they’d send 10k ppl and also guns, ammunition, artillery, combat vehicles etc it would be more of an expeditionary force than a ‘volunteer’ force. This would cross more red lines as it would be seen as North Korea joining the war completely rather than them just helping out. It would be like America sending Britain an entire fighter wing, planes, ammo, fuel, full officer support with pilots during the Battle of Britain instead of just sending material support and keeping ‘neutrality’
@@JrdsT lol - it is well-known they are already sending missiles, weapons, artillery, ammo to Russia (paid for by Russia), along with the troops. NK just didn't want to pay for their soldiers' equipment, that's it. They are already seen around the world as fully participating in the war.
That's dumb. Of course they should be using Russian equipment. What is going to happen if they run out of ammo or damage their gear? Order a FedEx from Pyongyang?
Wonder if North Korean POWs will be allowed to return home by their government? If they do go home, will they end up in an NK version of a gulag?
I expect he will be offered a cover ID and a life in South Korea in exchange for his knowledge re NK
[edit: I doubt he will be allowed back, as his talk would reflect badly on Dear Leader's judgement. If he is listed as captured, from what I have heard, his family may suffer. Therefore, he will probably accept sanctuary and official "casualty" status.]
Two options
1. Get deported to South Korea.
2. Ukrainians exchange him for some of their own hostages and he ends up redeployed or in North Korea.
His family will be punished if he can be identified.
They're never coming back - - they'll be too heavy, anyway.
@@old_grey_catMaybe suffer maybe not. They could just say he died or something its not like they care much about it anyway
Him thinking that puti deceived kimi is so classic that there is a russian sarcastic saying when somebody loyal to a regime is thrown in jail: "Comrade stalin this must be some kind of horrific mistake"
Just recently the Baba Yaga has been adapted to carry AN 80LB EXPLOSIVE. Like they shown videos of it. It's got this massive ass bomb under it. No one is prepared for future warfare.
Also, the Ukrainians are strapping rifles to robot dogs.
One way to get around a personnel shortfall. Give kids Xbox controllers
@@Demopans5990 Only a matter of time until we're getting a primitive version of the T'au Gun Drones in modern warfare.
@RavenAdventwings
Already there. Ukrainians have strapped RPG launchers on drones
Yeah i imagine the NK troops are just being connon fodder for the conscript connon fodder. Ya know
@@garywhite3209 Cannon
sounds legit
My guess is The Russians are getting North Korean prisoners who are promised “early parole”, the catch…serve with the Russian military that will most likely get them killed. It’s a suckers bet, (playing Blackjack and saying “Hit me”… with 2 Kings showing)
@@walking_in_the_shade joys of texting while busy, it's a UA-cam comment, not that serious lmao cannon /connon point was the same
How unlucky in life do you have to be to be born in North Korea of all places and then you are shipped off to war, get a massive culture shock and thrown on to the front lines against military equipment you didn't think existed and now all your friends are dead and you have been taken prisoner and likely can never go home because you will likely be punished for being taken prisoner and your family might pay the consequences.
That is some horrific luck.
If Russians do not take care of their own, how can they take care of Foreign soldiers? ...moreso from N Korea
I am a U.S. Army veteran and I was offered a security job in Afghanistan. Didn't take it because I have a good job and my wife would have been highly upset.
Cool.
Okay and?
Meanwhile in russia they would sell their firstborn for a sack of potatoes and timber.
My uncle went to Afghanistan as a diplomatic consultant at age 75! We were all worried about his year over there. He had been in Vietnam and the Yugoslav wars and he said Afghanistan was by far the most messed-up situation he had ever seen. All were relieved when he came back and retired for good.
Grats
My, and many others, had a very different service experience during the Cold War. I was in SAC. Never saw combat, but stood nuclear alert for my entire time outside on basic and advanced training. It was just pounded in your head constantly that we could be at war in the next minute. Lots of stress.
I couldn’t even imagine how stressful that’d be, even at home, even just been alive in that period….
(I was born in 2000)
They are taught he is a godlike figure, but one has to wonder exactly how much of the population actually believes that.
Probably a lot. They are cut of from the world. They are also human. The ancient Egyption pharos styled themselves as god kings and people believed it. I imagine these people are going through something similar.
@@cowboybeboop9420 excellent comment
Just think about how many people in the free world believe in religions
Despite having free access to information / science,
common sense isn't common in everyone
@@nussknacker9827 Just think about how many scientific nihilists in the free world would be changed if their minds weren't closed from their reliance and faith that there but a single system of epistemology..
Over half the US thinks _Trump_ is going to impeove their situation, so... Lies from politicians OBVIOUSLY are listened to far more than fools like to admit...
Baba Yaga is actually a folklore being, I’m guessing they got that name from that
@@ivanvicente9633 Litetally - witch!
Baba Yaga (the witch of Slavic folklore) flies around at night in a mortar. The drone drops mortar [shells] or acts as a drone mothership
@benfowler1134 uh, that's concerning. I guess tgis is new folklore, kinda cool I guess? The culture thing, not the slaughter.
@@benfowler1134 Wasn’t Baba Yaga used to describe John Wick in the first movie
@@gullreefclub Yes!
People must remember that when you fight to save your home you fight stronger because you have a reason to fight.
@@reynaldorodriguez747 ok red Dawn
Plus, defence is much better that offence
He showed his face on the internet, meanwhile in North Korea
"I am sorry but your son have have *deserted*, therefor your children, spouse as well as mother father and cousins will need to serve time for his cowardice"
I went to a North Korean restaurant in Shanghai a few months ago. (Yes, I've been thinking about the ethics of that since.)
Anyway, the staff put on a very talented song and dance routine.
However as soon as I took a photo, I had a very polite lady come and ask me not to.
Considering what can happen if I'd posted it and the wrong person decided there was a problem, I deleted it. Just got worth it.
@@bobs_toys Is this like the Cubans where the profits of the business in the foreign country are sent to the North Korean state?
@@amazin7006 in fairness, it's only slavery by every western legal and dictionary definition.
But yeah. Exactly like that.
Plus when they go back, they're people who've seen too much.
@@amazin7006 exactly that
im sorry but there are more ppl in jail in america then in nk
The North Koreans are using pen and paper while everyone else has a smartphone.
And y'all are still swallowing propaganda 😂😂😂😂
I've heard that a North Korean with a smartphone is referred to as Master Bait
Nah they are using samsung galaxy provided by their supposed enemy
People who thought the NK Soldiers were elite, experienced, battle-hardened warriors were dead wrong... Their training & capabilities doesn't go much further than Goose Stepping in Pyongyang parades...
Pens and paper are luxury items…
Why wouldn't you believe that during war Russians wouldn't send men to their deaths knowing that they will die. Russians officers shot low ranking men if they tried to run out returned from Battle so why couldn't that be true? I wholeheartedly believe that in war ANYTHING is possible.
Remember the rest of us when we saw the spiked drone from Phantasm chasing people around and killing them? (if you're old enough to remember that at least) I'm sure the NK troops are feeling like the victims from those movies...completely helpless.
I watched that movie last night for the 10th time ,i was grown when it came out .
The NK troops feel like they're fighting Skynet lol.. Never seen such technology before
I'm a bartender and we literally were talking about Phantasm last night as one of our favorite all-time Sci-Fi movies and we're trying to figure out where we could get a copy to watch it again..... nice one
@@grumpyoldman64 I d/k ,I found it on my cable .
Dude! Those movies scared the crap out of me when I first saw them however many years ago. The Tall Man was creepy and those freaking little Jawa looking guys were really weird too.
Holy Cow! Really? Man you did it! You moved the camera focus back a bit. You are looking sharper than ever Paul. Seriously considering to becoming a member now!
"Russians Use Us As Bait!"
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Yes, why not? That's the agreement between their ingenious leaders.
Wow... I am so surprised and shocked! Not.
Btw it was debunked that it was a false image it's not a real image and it was like a week ago
@nikiciki1238 Debunked that it was false? So it's real then! Thank you for confirming, Ivan!
I am not surprised too, I am Native Siberian from Tuva Republic, we are third class citizens in Russia, not even second, second are probably Caucasus people. We Native Siberians (around 1.6 million in Russia) are treated like crap by the Superior Proper Russians, we are the most poorest in Russia (which is crazy since most Russians are already dirt poor) and we are sent to war in meat waves first, and we look Asian. North Koreans are going to find out real quick the Russian Hospitality, we Native Siberians already know it for past 300 years.
@tnetwo7863 and you have the most valuable resourses in ruznia.
@@artfx9
Они настолько бедны что копают золото на собственных огородах - почитайте Мамина Сибиряка "Золото"
А так да они обогощают уран на сковородках , а как вы думали? Вот поэтому РосАтом и мировой лидер по продаже обогащенного урана.
Эх я незнал что ТЦК добралась и до сибири. Но попытка неплоха не правда ли , Барак?😊
Waiting for Paul to live long enough to become his own worst enemy and release Strike Energy Drinks
Fr. Energy drinks are still popular and him spinning the idea that energy gum is better and cooler is honestly just not the best marketing tactic.
It's gonna take a lot for me to give up my guilty pleasure of Monster :P
Don't even bother to show pixalated pictures, it's so lame😮
Judging by how the video starts mid-sentence, I assume this is just a clip of a stream where he showed the images uncensored, and the blur is there just for youtube.
Great and intelligent commentary. Many thanks.
Exactly what I have said. The NK's are stuck in not only 1950's style millitaery, but also 1950's thought patterns. It is like sending a guy from the 1950's rural USA and drop him in 2024 NYC.
A major obstacle......
😅 they been gaining some ground. They use AI. So I assume it's them from the 1970s or early 2000s.
And they probably fell like they're fighting Skynet lol
@richard_from_england333 That is kind of an accurate description. If we ever wondered how it would be for Sara, to get thrown from waiter at the diner, straight into the future war.
That’s pretty much America now but I’d say more 1870
@artnull13 Perhaps. Depends. I only used the 1950's, because that is the decade that NK closed them self in.
Paul, I'll be honest, I don't think that clip is real.
It appeared fake to me as well. Sad, no one knows what to believe anymore.
I believe if it's real we would see footage of the attack by now
he doesn't care, everything about the guy is fake
No dear, your great leader tricked YOU!!
from the day he was born
Bro, cutting up your last live stream into a bunch of smaller videos isn't new content. If you need energy to make more videos, why not try Strike Gum?
He did it for me because I don't always catch the livestream.
@@nurfuis The video is there, you can still watch it, it doesn't need to be cut up into another 5 monetized videos of the same content. He's not doing it for you lol.
Love your new camera is definitely a step up I've been noticing your videos how much clearer they are
Paul was in 2.5 decillion fights.
Spoke to someone from North Korea once,they told me it was like traveling in time ,when they escaped North Korea .
i'm not buying it
Not gonna lie, at this point part of why I watch these are the Strike Gum plugs.
'baba yaga a demon from hell'... i dont think demon is a good translation i think he said - 'dragon' possibly meaning a 'fire breathing drone' i think he is mixing russian terms with korean to describe a thermite drone, but meaning a dragon egg drone...commonly used to fight fires by dropping potassium permanganate filled balls to create a fire break or clear forest..there is a good chance he would have encountered these before, but not a targeting thermite drone. also no north korean would use disposable wooden rice sticks..unless he is from a ruling family he would only have ever used chopsticks he kept and cleaned.
this is going to happen when you use a south korean to debrief a north korean who has no words to describe items, then the south korean is relaying this to a native ukrainian, and the last translate then going through ai/google translator but the gist is clear..i suppose lol
Could be anything.. Our parents when we were kids used to scare us with "Baba Yaga", :"If you don't behave, Baba Yaga will come and take you to the woods".. So probably the Russian had fun and scared the North Koreans and they believed it
@@richard_from_england333 never ever heard a single English person say that to their kids ,
@@ianmarshall9144 Who says I'm English?
@@richard_from_england333 not me , even though your handle would suggest you might live here , your not English
Teleported from 1953 to a 21st century battle field. Oh my! Must be terrifying for them.
They got rel life Sfi-Fi movie experience. Sadly it will be short .
The KPA does (at least for ground forces) have some relatively “modern” gear (mid 2000s level tech) but the disparity between the worst and best equipped North Koreans is so great that it’s highly possible this soldier has never personally seen any equipment beyond beyond the 1970s. Must be too poor to afford a TV too, otherwise they’d see all their modern tech during the parades.
Being alive and not being send back to North Korea, is a gift for him.
Baba (grandma) Yaga (her name) is a mythical witch who lives in the forest in a house that has two chicken legs. Not kidding.
Ukrainian support is now on a thin line with Trump coming in in 2025.
@PjotrII yeah Trump wants to end the war and probably will.
Ukraine really need to become more self-sufficient.
Ukraine is smaller than the state of Texas. Russia is huge.
@@richardlew3667do did England when they fought Hitler but the US supported them with supplies and weapons
@@chriszenko3598 England had the population including her colonies, Ukraine is facing manning issues.
This is very sad. I wish more people in the west actually understood how horrible this is. Ukrainian, Russian, NK, Palestinian, and Israelis dying every day in the gray zone. 😵💫 media distortsourminds
Muscovites seem very confident they will have heat this winter.
I'd say to confident
Moscow and St. P will have it. Putin relies on these cities to be insulated from the war for support. :/
Well "Duh"
Why is this man winking at me
That guy in the thumbnail is not dead, he still has bloodflow in his face.
Just a quick comment for Paul: I much preferred the previous camera and studio setup. The blurry background looks unnatural and the lack of lighting makes it a bit sad. Thank you!
@@alexandrecouture2462 Yeah its a stark difference when you compare this to what your videos bring to the community
@@Crowfist Hey, I really like the content of his videos. I am only talking about lighting and camera settings. Chill man...
@@CrowfistAlex aint wrong the quality of editing sucked in this one, his face would blurr.
ahhh tought my eyes were fucked because of an headache
What background? All I can see is his big bean head.
I don’t see any North Korean in this video.
My condolences.
If “Business Basics” covered this video it’d go like:
“GUYS, YOU HEARD IT FROM THE NORTH KOREAN DIRECTLY!! HE SAID THE RUSSIANS WILL NOT WIN THIS WAR! AND HOW COULD THEY? PUTIN IS A SCARED IDIOT!”
So, I appreciate you highlighting nuance here and not being as cringe as “business basics” is.
Why show a completely blurd out photo????
Blurred
Because UA-cam is shite
Cuz it's fake lmao
because it is fake
Behind the pixelation is a Person entitled to PRIVACY.
At least in the EU and UK
Ref the lack of support and intl. Most North Korean military experience since the Korean War has been planed raids into the South to probe Islands or mountains of the DMZ as such they are used to highly planned operations with support into area's they have been basically looking at for last 70 years. Suddenly being sent to try and "find" some Ukrainians somewhere in the woods and steppe of Kursk in a confused and mixed up battle zone is about as far away from North Korean military experience as you can get.
i feel bad for the north korean soldiers
Wasn't this clip proven to be fake a week ago?
From what I know, a lot of international fighters are in Ukraine, fighting on the Ukrainian side. The media only shows Russian losses, but we rarely see anything about Ukrainian losses. This war needs to end; Ukraine is losing a lot of soldiers and the whole country is in ruins.
No need for the pixelated "picture. Cannot see anything there.
If this was in the EU or Britain you could be heavily fined for identifying the person without his consent.
Best get it in writing and ensure he understands what he is doing and what may happen in the future.
And this has been viewed in these jurisdictions.
as far as "prior intelligence" or what i'm assuming is Recon, i think what the guy is talking about is they're not told what to expect. probably a general "attack this section of woods, or trench" since N.K. is basically a 1940s 50s esque military they're probably expecting like "are we attacking a heavily fortified place? is there a machine gun nest or team? is there any vehicles or artillery we need to be aware of?" and Russia is telling them to just go in nondescript general area and fight.
that's what i think is going on, but i might be wrong
They dont even have strategies😂 they just send them in on waves until they run out of ammo
@draconian6692 sounds like standard old soviet tactics meat grinder. They did this against Germany in ww2 seems like soviet tactics are still being used overrun . I also know same tactics were used in the Korean war too .
@@christopherbishop5014 they patriotic warred soo hard they still think there are nazis everywhere and wanted to re enact the whole thing IRL 💀
Did you get a new camera Paul? Looking oh so crisp!!
Hasnt that video been confirmed to be a fake?
yep....but that doesn't matter to this guy as he is a faker himself
No, only the subtitles are considered to be somewhat embellished takes. Native korean speakers can hear the man's accent.
@570y3n ah ok, well I thought maybe it was like a staged video made with those NK defectors from South Korea.
The North Korean soldier is talking about John wick. Boba yaga is the boogie man😂
Watching the yanks vote is like watching your rich uncle once again send all their money to the nigerian prince.
I love how you strike us with your Strike Gum. So effective, while we are paying attention to the story. 😀
It's very likely this video is fake. As for the thumbnail picture was confirmed photoshopped.
Are you sure that soldier is actually a captured soldier and not a psyops ?
nice pixel show...worthless
I think what he means by "given no intelligence" is that there was no Orders Group for the assault. Well at least not at his level. Also, what I think he means by "given no weapons" is that the assaulting force were only equipped with their personal weapon. Probably an old AK. They were given no SAWs or other usual weapons (RPG, Hand Grenade, etc.).
This war needs to end.
Now that the United States is aligned with Russia and North Korea, it might be wise to reinstate visa requirements for U.S. citizens. Given the shifting alliances, stronger border measures could help ensure security and better control over foreign influence
Well, the Kurds will be able to provide some insight regarding to be betrayed by the USofA…
Not until noon on January 6th.
Just a fk stupid comment that u s is russia, north Korea aligned. Ignorant
US aligned with Russia? Reality check
@@Faust-Federel we have the same MAGA idiots in the UK. They are the Reform Party. It’s weird because they tend to be the sort that obsess about war, war memorials and military veterans; the Second World War is still very much alive in them, one of the reasons they supported Brexit was because they saw the EU as a German institution, a war fought against fascism, but here we are in 2024, and they’re celebrating a fascist being elected to the White House. Does your average Trump voter not realise his connection to Putin and Putin’s to North Korea, a country designing missiles that can hit the USA?
Are we sure he is a real North Korean soldier ?
I saw another video of this wounded soldier. It's absolutely bad. They went into this situation, not knowing what they were up against. I feel terrible for them.
its fake do ur research
Photo was fake news.
😂😂😂😂😂
I think I'd rather pace myself and sip on a redbull rather than getting all that caffeine at once and having a panic attack
I saw this on a real YT channel unclouded, and it was very revealing. Too bad baldy won't show it.
What’s sad and pathetic is that there are still Americans who seem to think Russia is a great country. Who would consider life in Russia is better than life in the US.
Nice using a debunked image.
Some people get to choose to serve, and some people don't.
how about people chill before they say Trumps a Putin ally because i think you’ll find that having respect for someone is not the same as being his patsy
Why has Kremlin funded MAGA friendly independent US media? And why has MAGA politicians regurgitated Kremlin talking points?
He’s putins ho
Why would you respect putin, for killing civs ?
@@thomaslunde5014how about we wait and see. Your underestimating one thing and that’s Trumps ego, he won’t be a pushover and i actually think this could work in Ukraines favour why? cause Trump won’t let Putins red line scare him, he will lay out a fair peace plan but it’s unlikely Putin will agree and if that happens Trump will drop any restrictions with long range weapons and even supply more arms to Ukraine. He won’t be scared like Biden/Harris who could have helped Ukraine finish this war a lot sooner or at least be in a strong position to negotiate yet they tied Ukraines hands behind their back with not allowing long range attacks. What’s more important peoples lives or a small chunk of land that’ll be here long after we are gone? I think a peace deal with a clause that if Russia break it Nato has the right to defend Ukraine if Putin can’t agree to that well he obviously wants all of Ukraine. Ukraine also needs to have consequences if it breaks the deal too.
Trump is calling Natos bluff, they don’t spend enough on their military and now they are paying the price Trump wants a strong EU but not at the states expense, that’s why he’s been saying the things about wanting Putin to attack Nato countries he’s trying to make a point, and it’s a good one. Remember there’s no treaty or military pact that dictates the US should get involved and has Ukraine ever helped with any wars the US has fought over the last 30 years and the answer is no.
@@7Little701 Answer my question and I'll answer yours
Re: Combat Zone duties. Ultimately the Marine or soldier has little personal choice normally: they get assigned their MOS (Infantry/Armor/Artillery) by Headquarters and placed in a unit or sector. Somebody that volunteers for Ranger Regiment or a Special Forces unit has a much higher probability, than say, rank and file infantry of seeing heavy combat.
lol the fact u can compare JD who was a office boy versus Walz who is a defector is wild.
Agreed
Hey look! A blatant lie!
5 days after this has been proven fake combat vet carries it smh
This channel is such crap, only pro ukraine and using fake photos. Cop on.
If you're not pro Ukrainian you're either ignorant or awful.
My grandfathers saw significant action in WW2 and would never speak of it. It was like there was a void in their spoken histories.
My dad was in ww2 for 5 years. As a fisherman he was forced into the dutch navy and send to UK. He served his time as a gunman on a mine sweeper. He didn't want to speak about it either.
My father might never have seen a German in WW2 until his unit moved across the border.
He was preparing aircraft to go there and come back.
When they did cross they were told 'no fraternisation' but that didn't stop him trading and now there are a few things which cannot be taken across a border.
New regulations.
Wow…. This totally isn’t propaganda Paul…
Ha and what's even more funny is that the photo of the alleged soldier is fake and is a photoshop it was confirmed they can look it up at Willy OAM
Every sentence the “North Korean” uses is a Ukrainian propaganda talking point 🤣
Multiple South Korean media outlets confirm that homeboi is speaking Korean with a Northern accent.
This feels pretty real. My man got messed the heck up. Something or some things did real damage to him. You don't need nasal intubation when the only thing wrong with you is that you caught the clap 🤣👎!
This hilarious UkroWood Studios propaganda video appeared online way before North Korean troops were even sighted in Russia. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Agree, all asians look the same, could be chinese for all we can tell.
You don't think the North Koreans are not sending complete units to Ukraine? Over groups of "volunteers"
This is definitely not propaganda. (sarcasm)
That's not an north Korean soldier, the term "baba yaga" is russian, Koreans and especially North Koreans have no idea of that meaning so I'm pretty sure he's not Korean soldier
Baba yaga is the name Russian military uses for the vampire drones
One of the Russian soldiers likely told them the name when they saw one of the drones
I don't speak Korean...and I've never seen a combat drone before. But if I were in Korea fighting a war and Korean soldiers kept pointing up at large flying objects dropping payloads... and said 드론 (deu-ron).
I would learn 드론 (deu-ron) and repeat it when describing my experience...
Apply some logic.
No Korean soldier will return. Imagine having your life ruined just based on being born in North Korea. Little Rocket Man is a child.
That is not North Korean passport...😂😂😂😂 Look at google 😂😂😂😂
They given them russian passports mostly from buryat region to look like they are from russia.
@BirTek-93 this is also not Russian passport...this look like some sort of Chinese language
@BirTek-93 and Buryats are Russian...state of Buryatia which is in Russian Federation.I suggests learning geography...
Sounds like its been translated generously as you mentioned or potentially coaching.
This makes sense for NK, like you said they haven't seen true combat since the 50s. This gives them real combat experience in an extremely tech driven meat grinder.
The baba yaga is John wick 😂 the bogey man from hell