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    In seltenem Filmmaterial der Washington Post sind verwundete russische Soldaten zu sehen, wie sie am 20. November in Olchowatka, Russland, aus einem Bus steigen – Szenen wie diese bleiben für die meisten Russen unsichtbar und werden durch staatliche Propaganda und glänzende Regierungsprojekte zur Unterstützung zurückkehrender Veteranen ausgelöscht


    In seltenem Filmmaterial der Washington Post sind verwundete russische Soldaten zu sehen, wie sie am 20. November in Olchowatka, Russland, aus einem Bus steigen – Szenen wie diese bleiben für die meisten Russen unsichtbar und werden durch staatliche Propaganda und glänzende Regierungsprojekte zur Unterstützung zurückkehrender Veteranen ausgelöscht





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    1. WoodI-or-WoodntI on

      Everything you need to know is in one scene near the end. A poster of Stalin on the wall. Yeah, you can tell where this is going.

    6. Bicentennial_Douche on

      “Eat well comrades! Tomorrow you will be back at the frontlines!”

    10. JohnnyElRed on

      Jesus Christ, just look at how some of those wounds have been treated. It’s clear they aren’t giving them proper care beyond making sure they don’t bleed out. Many of those are sure to get infected later down the line.

      The most appalling thing after what Russia is doing to Ukrainians, is how they treat their own people.

    11. Typingdude3 on

      This is so staged. Whenever you see a huge feast for a few returning soldiers you know it’s propaganda.

    16. Decebalus_Bombadil on

      Koba’s portrait in the background. Dude killed more russians than the black plague.

    18. Waffenek on

      I don’t know if anything describes modern Russia better than this video. Bunch of people maimed due to aggressive unneeded war they wage, eating near flags with Jesus and Stalin.

    19. sharksareok on

      They were resorting to T54s 3 years ago, now they’re relying on donkeys, but hey, as long as putin keeps selling russia to China all is good

    21. doubleBoTftw on

      They were welcomed with rain, mud, wooden tables, and fake grapefruit Fanta.

      This is as close to Sven Hassel’s depiction as it is to Borat. I wonder what music they had for the atmosphere or if it was all silent. Were there laughs?

      Absolutely fascinating.

    24. Difficult-Cricket541 on

      I saw a video of a Russian on crutches doing an „assault“. They send most of these guys back to the front in meat wave attacks. So Russians dont see the wounded. I dont have a link to the video, but it was from a reliable pro-ukrainian source. it was nuts.

      Jake Broe is an American youtuber who makes videos about Ukraine. He had one piece he got from social media. A Russian surrendered to 2 Ukrainians. The Ukrainians could not rotate out. So for months he lived with them. He ended up helping them defend the positions because he knew the Russians would kill him. He can never go back to Russia. I don’t know if the Ukrainians will let him stay or if he will have to go to another country.

    26. g0ggy on

      These guys will be sent to remote islands and left there to rot. The Soviets already did that once. They called these soldiers „samovari“.

      Truly despicable and cruel behavior to treat your veterans like subhumans, but it’s to be expected when you start these unjustifiable wars.

    27. radiationshield on

      A wee bit of grub and vodka and these boys are ready for the frontlines tomorrow.

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