a with a girl who's a former us mercenary in crane, who defected the russia to report legit wires. why he also was leading the role of us intelligence in the conflict. he had a satellite phone and a computer provided by the cia, and every day he would call his contacts and he would get some information about the positions troop movements and so on and so forth. nearly a 100 civilians, including children, are injured this year. ukraine continues,

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the presence of the far right and even c i a involvement. these are just some of the revelations exposed by a former u. s. mercenary in ukraine. who recently defected russia. john mcentire, former us, so just signed up as a fighter, new cleaning army, off of the conflict shocks why what he saw on the ground. he became dis illusions, and fled for his life, often gathering information. but what was happening around him. his art is murat and garcia's exclusive interview. for almost a year for my u. s. army soldier, john mcentire, was a foreign mercenary in ukraine. donna, it's me and envoys. sophia, ah, a new game. earlier this month, he defected to russia. he bought everything with him. papers, files, intelligence,

and maps. the thing is he always meant to 1st question is, why, why are you here? i mean, well the reason i came to you craner 1st place, you know, on the communist, i'm an anti fascist and we have to fight fascism everywhere. you know, so on our came when i came to ukraine, i knew that i would try to get as much information as i could about, you know, anything would be helpful and a defect across lines. the problem is, is when i was in a harko, i was going to swim across and i found out the header, snipers and position. so if anybody i and actually found out that the cyprus referred to factor is not for actually our protection, the russia, anybody tried to defect? they would shoot them, you know, since march 2022, john served in ukraine's foreign legion and nationalist battalion carpet's k c h. he saw and documented the ukranian war machine in all its ugly glory from the

inside. he became part of it. god bless you. great. god bless america, but you, russia, russia, russian, russia, can i, as the farmers, floral glee, her own father, thrasher, russia. time when own, you know, had to become more nationalistic, more not cystic, you know, do in that, explain the videos where you didn't and yeah, yeah, of course of course is part of it to maintain my cover because i got to become new . you know, to me, if i'm going to be with him, i got to become them, you know, and doing hitler, solute step and russian flags everything. oh yeah. god baskets needs. so the total is

long as long as love. yeah. and the 1st came on and i kind of expected, they wouldn't be that big of a problem like i kind of assume that it was just science. yeah. i don't think there is actually that many. but when i came i was really surprised. it was, everybody have tattoos and nazi symbolism. sometime later own on my facebook page, i had pictures of che guevara and the soviet union. and i got a question for having communist views. and i had to thank quick um i see, you know, and i just told him, i said, hey, i'm an anti fascists. i'm here to fight russian imperialism and nazi's and this and that. and they said no, the russians aren't the nazis were the losses. and they said the who said it was just some guys from croatia or check, i can't remember what they were. these are foreigners as learners. yeah. for the proliferation and dominance of nazi ideology from swastikas to s. s. emblems is

well documented and studiously ignored by western states and media and were support is difficult. and these are supposed to be our ally, and we want to put them in nato with us. and they can't even follow geneva convention. and they're supposed to be our friends, you know, like this would never fly in america. united states would never stanford this. our whole country is literally burning in front of our eyes. and we're spinning $500000000.00 for these nazis billions of dollars for nazi government. you know, so that's a infuriates me and it's time for the american people to stand up and take control of our country. over the years, john spent most of his time in squads with ford mercenaries. he botched and documented names, places, crimes, and much more ocean position curriculum with maybe the might one group come back in the position, the kidneys. ah,

tell me this, or what about wolf clubs or where to start in my 2nd day in ukraine. oh, we were in the level of and we were in like a school, but we were in like the basement and what they did is i have a group of people, roma, they call them gypsy, you know? and what they did is they take the refugees and put them above us, and the soldiers below that way, if they bond the school that they look, they bomb the school for refugees. and this is a common practice and donna's car cove. we occupy civilian houses, next house is that people are still living in that way. if they bomb and kill civilian, they bring in the news crew and they say look of this house, they blew up and they killed the civilians. but what the camera doesn't show used in the left to the right is a house is filled with military. you know, of course i haven't seen seen this in person. thank god, but i know that a lot of captured russian soldiers will take and cut the genitalia with

a knife and everything and cut them, cut their stomachs open and with our throats cut their heads off and stuff like this, you know, really horrible, horrible stuff you know this, the work of nationalists, previous extremist and different organizations as all you know, car pass receive people union. yeah. then you them. yeah. they were foreigners, they didn't, they didn't take part and i didn't miss any of the time. yeah. they told you earlier, they had shot 3 people in the back of the head. they were foreigners. wonders from portugal, one and you find some aren't they proud? yeah. they're proud. yeah, of course john put up every appearance of a good much and re ah, oh yeah, yeah. a new job. mm hm. yeah. john came prepared for years.

he served in the u. s. military 1st armored division. there was a hot out there is a for both texas had only in the military for 2 years, 2 years in a month. huh. would years will now and i know a lot of drinking, you know, in the army. oh yeah, of course. normal standard practice of really? yeah, yeah. of course. on base. yeah. yeah. cocaine, everything we'd anything you won't, you know, prostitutes hookers, you know, everything on base. yeah. they, they arrested one guy. he was our cavalry scout and he is a barracks from head like bricks of cocaine. you know, he was like a dealer. yeah. he was like the distributor for the whole base. but all that training in texas. he didn't prepare him for these. ah,

because clothes were on north west of siri donuts. we are getting nailed, we are getting hail damage. and we just had a massive casualty event. just in the last 30 minutes. i've had like 10 close goals to day to day. dude, like we're getting nailed. is too much me to mrs. is don boss, do this war man in general? i know you do people again a left to right issue. i went to college. i've had a long while and i got a stupid you know what the hell am i in? you know, but it had to be done because, you know, this, the ukrainian government and nazis,

i control the government and control the population. you know, the things are doing in ukraine to the russian people. they need to be talked about . you know, they need to be staffed and we've got to fight naziism everywhere we go. even in america, john, documented everything was in his phone, his head and in the papers he brought along. when you, when you came over, he said, you, you are a spy. that you handle the, for example, bases and stuff. lease. yeah, yeah. and of course intelligence agencies, of course, everything from the command structure to names, you know, weaponry, everything. an i was a successful in a more than successful. john also testified about how deep u. s. involvement. in this conflict ease, there has been a new or so participation in the war when i was in a international legion, there was a he was like a military intelligence officer from the navy. ah. and he was saying, yeah. and he had a, well, he was in the foreign legion and he had

a satellite phone and a computer provided by the c i. and every day he would call his our contacts and he would get more information about the positions troop movements and so on. and so forth and durham, his name. yeah, yeah. or is it, i might not. what was his name? is he on so? sorry. i can remember 1st name, at least. oh yeah. like marcus or something like that. like, for example, they would provide like grid coordinates, according to him, the united states feeds you quaid the weapons and data to wage war. all that is left for ukrainians in their ford mercenaries to do is to point their weapons and shoot where america tells them a bit hill. mobs verify with

you say that most of the foreign most of the furnace that you came in with them from left. yeah. yeah, must, because mostly some because of they realize the reality of this war and then some were injured and then some were killed, you know, and it's really sad about the ones that are killed because when they get killed, if they don't get sent home, they cremated then they get sent home, you know, this is, this is what they chose as well if, yeah, i mean if they chose, i mean they chose to take home and 5 for fascist. you know, they chose to come and fight for nazi's, you know? mean so, and then there's the corruption, always the corruption in ukraine. western taxpayer says john, are being robbed, left and right. and then they take the insurance money and then they put the

insurance money in their pocket. yeah. this what they do. yeah. they taken the insurance money to perform 5. yeah. yeah. this specific common practice. yeah, of course. i mean, like most like i'd say 90 percent of the families, they don't get their insurance money from and they take in a salary is to, you know, like if a soldier terminates contract like i like i did with the corpus procedure. i terminated a contract. yeah. they taken the last paycheck, they taken this money for themself, but this doesn't go back into the unit. it just go straight to the commander's pocket and it's not just with the insurance is with a. i mean there's a is a huge um, black market going on with javelle and rockets, the in for rifles and into 40 bravo, machine guns and all the weaponry coming in. they taken all these and they sell and they, she's yeah, yeah, they stole like when i was in the legion, they took like 20 javelin rockets. they took like 60 in fours and like 20 into 40 who took the like the logistics sergeant major and then the battalion commander.

they were both in on and stuff. they're actually in kind of what's considered legion in the legion with the ukrainians. yeah, they were ukrainians. yeah. these weapons then disappear, shall make their way overseas, into the hands of terrorists warlords. traffic is to hardest in criminals who courtesy of west and taxpayers. i noticed when i was in ukraine, they have like a lot of military shots. and i remember one day i'm thinking, man, these helmets are really nice, you know, those almost look like the american helmets. and then what i realized is that all these helmets and body armor and these plate carriers and stuff coming in, they get stolen and sold on the black market to the shops and then the shop makes money off of it to nothing. it seems is taboo for ukraine feet. hooper, nazi ideology, wool crimes, theft to anything else. nothing's hulu. october 21st. we just got

here. when don, it's somewhere around law. here in the dog barks though. oh, my friend, really. all right. what is that the stain in the church now stole to say, you know, we have some good food though. so actually that was watching a documentary the other day of them torture. and i can't remember, i was trying to get him to say some ukrainian word and he couldn't say it so they kept torture on the stuff like that because it's funny to them, you know, as a hatred, you know, the hate is people that hate the russian people they want to kill them, they wanna genocide them, they wanna remove from the land. and america doesn't non given the money for this because i know that they can send in companies like texaco, chevron mobile, oh, shale and so on and so forth to extract all that all. and then they can send in the american agricultural companies like john deere and international to make all the

money from the agricultural side of it to there are trillions at stake. ukraine has already been told that it will have to repay ludicrous psalms that the west spencer om supplies. crane is unlikely to ever be able to do that. what it can't pay in cash. it will have to pay it resources to west and companies. but could john time has almost run out actually had to leave because i had actually planned before i left. i'd also planned to infiltrate that as off battalion and to gain information about their organization as well. but essentially what had happened was i was having a conversation about the war crimes being committed. and even worse and being i was compromised as a whistleblower. so which is worse obviously, because that means a bullet to the back of the head by really? yes, anybody that confesses is known to about the confess, for crimes they show on the market. and you know you've seen this? no, i haven't, but a lot of people go missing, you know, a lot of people,

they just go missing when they're including photos, including foreigners. yes. hi leah. this month, john packed everything, papers, documents, maps, and so much more. everything he had gathered over the year and made his long plaid defection. essentially i fled, i went to odessa and actually had to call him all and i looked if i'm in too deep, you know, these people, they're about to kill me. and i was really emotional. and luckily, my family was able to scrounge up $300.00 to see me, so i can go to kesha. no. and then from kesha, no. once i made contact and everything and got my visa, i went to stumble and then to moscow on a plan. so, would you, i mean, it was, it was nerve wracking, i mean, it was i had been compromised, you know, and that meant that i was about to be executed. the wealth of information he has

provided is already being used by the russian military and law enforcement who have leased some war crimes. and now even more names to them or is years of work ahead. what we had one final question for john. a year after all is a long time if he, i mean they're going to watch this, they're going to see this. yeah. busy people, the people you, you served with. what would you say to them? all fair in love and war? you know, it is what it is, spiers exist, you know, and i'm a spawn and mission mission accomplished with. yes, awesome. more at gas, dia archie from moscow. law enforcement agencies in the central african republic have revealed the details of

their investigation to the attack on the head of the russian house, dimitry city city. the official was injured by an explosive device sent to him in a parcel last year, dmitri says he suffered serious injuries in a december attack and was evacuated to russia. the pos will also contain a threatening letter quote on russians to leave africa. the visa variation found footage of a person of interest as one from documents, but no suspect as yet. it's ain, the russia house is an office for strengthening corporation between russia and the c a r. let's discuss it. i live in the studio very lucky to be joined by. dmitri says he's the head of the russian house in central africa. we've touch there slightly dimitry about russian house, but it was a bit more detail. what is the russian house was a job?

russian house is a mentor and initiative. it promotes russian culture and really is throughout the world. we have a school of russian language. we have a cinema center where we are showing russian films to the local public. and we also have some elections about his refresher and some topics that are important for the population. okay, cool. so now you know, when i, when you were there for about 5 years, i think we've, we've briefly said before, now can you remember the know what happened on that day? well till the, the evening before i got notice that i have a parcel of a 10 minute detail post office in monday with the use of the flat drive for me. so the next morning i sent my employee to recover it. she brought it to me. when i was alone in the office, i am books that there was indeed a flash drive. so i took it into my hand and i have a wireless plug in into the is the, have i, i noticed that it was heavier than a,

then it should be. then suddenly message came. i don't like this. and so flash of light. then i looked at my hand and the weather is supposed to been saw a bunch of bonds and, and meet all my gods. this to the something that happens is wow, i looked at my shirt. i saw it was torn and i saw that the blood is given from my chest, so i went to find someone to call an ambulance for me. oh my gosh. oh, my gosh, i got your hand lou talking briefly, but i guess it's just been we'll talk about i'm in a 2nd, but. oh right. okay. so we had, i mean, why do you think you would target? i mean, this is a piece, michelle and russia. russia has a peaceful mission. is that to bring culture, as you said, talk about, you know, the, the russian way of life, the language learning. i mean it's nothing

a big deal. but why do you think you are targets it? well, i don't think, i think the thrashing house was targeted. i think that's the most talking it. yeah . because i as the 3rd, i am in car since 2017. and my 1st the job there was i was made to rush and security advisor, the presidency and our most important mission was to organize the stocks, the group leaders. and the 2 of us we were traveling all over the country and the duck has gone us to establish contact with all the group leaders to negotiate them, set up with them into these stocks, which eventually took place to $1018.00 in january and cut them. i most of in with the weather is a kind of brought them by plane. so and to this agreement,

it stood for almost 2 years until october 2020, when there was a change of spirits, someone made them a proposition, they wouldn't refuse. so, and they decided to organize the forceful could it with the attempt of protecting the capital of car and government forces. but that's my history urine. this b stokes i got acquainted with a number of people. one of them specifically was a guy that worked for gosh, in from intelligence. and then he provided me information regarding their groups in car because he was facing that he was working as a liaison between the intelligence and ca,

when the phone been ludden hadn't caught me. and then he was also fortunate laden for an american base, ennobling car, which is a bass city. it's the creed, distantly from any developed bridge enough. i forgot. it's like for him to reach its destination, which is very hard to reach. and they were supposed to find the fight joseph corn in logic and tommy on which the famous suspense almost given us. no success. but this guy i met him, caught him. he told me that the actually this space was a training camp for ranges of special to the center of say like black ups, but me for try and then they use the term schema through to get anywhere in africa and even in europe and organized subjects. wow. okay, all right, so, i mean,

basically what i, what i, why understand, by what you're saying is, there's a lot of disturbance in the central african republic, russia, you as previously to, to negotiate peace or bring stability to the region. you feel that you will probably a person nothing to do with russian miles, but any idea is who? well, as i said that this guy, the he reappears the appeal some time ago like in the summer. and he suddenly insisted to give me information that links to this, saying to him over the number of errors of x included in the plan question, need to trust and to entrust nija in the night. but the i never gotten actually. and then this attack happen. i saw the pursuit,

let us and then the conduct investigation investigation is conducted. and it revealed that the, the explosive i was affects if it was made in the lead. not just something you can make up in the get rich usb stick about to be quite high tech, to use the stick feel the meals regret, explosive, and the yield was comparable to the yield of 14 millimeter granite like wow. and if a fairly effect, and the answer is mistake, which near the levers and there is like not a lot of labs like this nafrica. what? so basically what, which i mean i don't want to put was the amount that was, seems like using is the cia allegedly probably heard they use it and get some information about something that they didn't want everybody to know about. and

that's how they talk. yeah, i mean it's all right and then there is like an installation and we see i don't know if you have a footage. there is a fender. this letter my, this is a white guy, right? the mail and his thirty's. forty's. who says this package from taco bell. ok, well we'll, we'll set up a bit later on for sure. all right. do you all i have you here. i mean, you obviously did a lot of good work as project on our seats to what's happened to you. it planning to go back to africa perhaps to continue promoting the russian culture or are you going to say, you know, of course back and the way who's 5 to to continue my work? yeah, that's good. i mean, we, it wouldn't in africa now. you said yourself 5 years sort of reaction, do you get from the africans or in the say, or, or, or neighboring countries about,

you know, you know, their, how do they feel towards the, the russian people, the russian culture of a welcoming or they, are they resistant house as a mood that i think what i perceive as that is it's not all the car like this that the african nations, for thirds of the arrogance of the west, were of them imposing rules of african countries. and they welcome competition might develop from russia. they welcome to china, they need this to, to allow them to develop. and they fear nicole putting russia. they see a way to save themselves. oh, okay. it was good to know. i mean, we do know we've been sort of like covering the news, put a lot recently about how many rush of money african countries of sick of the

colonialism. you know, when the french came in, the british came in and all they wanted to do is basically to them into slaves. and now we see countries like russia coming in, building infrastructure, building strength, building partnerships. i mean, these, these are all sort of quite interesting. i do think the west is still so trying to push this new colonialism practices in, in africa. i know this for the hard food to, to talk about. but do you see an evidence of that? i have a perception of the situation. there may be no more colon is the factor no more. derrick dominant governance, but there is economic dominance. but it still happens the, the goes to the economist of the almost african countries are not designed for development. they are designed to sustain the financial flows in favor of former colonial powers and to.