i wanted to kill and along with them. how did we manage, well, in 1999? if you remember you bombed your serbia where more than 10,000 people died, more than 80 - these are tons of aircraft, their bomb fell on serbian lands, where most were radioactive before. well, we are now at the moment at the school, this is what it looks like after the e army of the apu, which lived here, now it is bombing. here you didn't have their sleeping quarters. yes , well, we kicked them out of here, thank god it was a direct hit. class as you can see, this is all the consequences

shelling of the ukrainian army? we will restore it after that. learn and draws it is necessary to paint and broken technique. at the american hummer, you have a broken position, ice cream and a pipe cartridge, and the volga is also a pistol cartridge.

we were fired upon for a hand grenade, at this moment i have a deserving officer who was 2 m in front of me and died for one small fragment. and i got seriously wounded, and i got 12 shrapnel. this morning is a hit, ukrainian near the playground and dad. here the service smokes not only me, there are many foreigners and many locals. even the simplest miner, which we have been for 50 years, uh, who, as they say, yesterday we took from under the mine and to kamaz to protect our house. i somehow in the history of time will be returning to serbia

according to the law, which our president is better than accepted no from 10 to 25 days. the flag of ukraine is already serving so dirty everyone knows why we are here so that there is no more nazism. our children fought and won the first forty-fifth year on the run. well , the sons almost had to do it again. the attitude of the locals towards us is very good. you

even get it if i don't have food or water is brought to us. well, as they say about help, if we don’t have it, water will bring us water there. and we have bread or dry ration, even the simplest can of pate, pancake, we will either share it or just give it. you have to move fast here. if you want to get out of here alive and healthy, because they are constantly shooting here. well, you can see this black chernozem, this is fresh arrivals from the ukrainian side. we are in the village.

ruin restore god willing 500 meters you are afraid

to go out somewhere again, because you don’t know, so they have adapted the drones behind us. now things like this are here. an eighty fell there, he was all broken, and so he is the gate, all in the world, all the beaten kennel. well it flew 2.80 completely collapsed. we are already militarized, do we know how it rustles and what flies and where it flies from? say electricity. there are 2 years we were without electricity. and now there is at least weak, but there is water, there is served according to the schedule, we have it here

a little medicine. there is. so paracetamol for colds, you can have ketone painkillers, so here we have vitamins, well, thank you. immediately, all those who do not eat come to me, like an ambulance. aunt tan give, then give, then give bali then, and what to do, and what to drink to nate, if possible, we share. what should be done to save? yes, here is a little piece of cake. yes well, as they say. thank god with god they say to leave, and where to go? well, where is home for? you also want to go home for a long time.

come to us more often already with a victory. we are like let's set the table, as if for a gift of a song, so that it helps, let's go with god . what does this mean? do you also have tattoos?

and for the last three or four months while serving in pavlopole, i was an assistant who prepared mines, then we were called to perform a fire mission.

this was about 49 days later. after we got into the asada in mariupol, our commander told us that we had three options, since food and ammunition had run out. he said we can either try to break out of the encirclement on vehicles, or the second option is to try on foot. get out of mariupol as if to sneak away and the third option was to give up, i preferred. ever since i've been in donetsk i've heard shelling here you're in mariupol also mariupol showed me where the reality is, there i saw the recordings that people made they interviewed local residents who

told how azov used tanks in residential areas buildings, how they used civilians , as hostages, i am tried as a mercenary, if i am found guilty, i may face a sentence of death. let's go to for this, thanks to my mother, rest in peace, she kept my military uniform. when the war broke out in novorossiya and i took it with me on purpose, we

never put on bulletproof vests, because it was a bad omen and the monarchists are very superstitious. you see, there are a lot of shops here. and we didn't have any more helmets. everyone knows me by the name of okonkovok. this nickname is my real name goldfish. zlatka novkovic in 1958 my parents left yugoslavia i grew up in new york. first the war started serbian refugees from yugoslavia were the first to leave the country and my mother looked at me and said. why are you still here, go help your brothers and sisters. so i had to go had to

go because that's my roots. we serbs are young guys. look at them very cool young men. they didn't run away and didn't even intend to. this is their home. so they had to fight. we all had to fight together. and this is my baby, my first kalashnikov assault rifle. and this is a thompson submachine gun of the wwii model. mountains 15-day operation 15 days to clear the territory of the mountains from the enemy and that means, so zak, new york obligatory graffiti in sarajevo zak new york. and it hurts because it was a great feeling, knowing where your parents came from, and now america and nato are going to destroy this place, destroy a part of

me. youtube you took a part of me by bombing yugoslavia nato clinton general wesley clark you took a part of me? they hit the place where i wanted to come again. when i first arrived here in 2015, i met a lot of people, there were guys from spain, there were also french, a couple, serbs, of course, a couple of americans, too, it somehow happened that we all went different ways. so , when i arrived in the donbass, i was at first a war correspondent for novorossiya tv journalists, and then i became an english teacher. that was incredible.

good morning everyone, happy easter we're heading to mariupol, it's a beautiful easter morning, isn't it? this is what i see and feel is that this would not have happened if it were for nato and biden. this it reminds me very much of sarajevo vukavar, a collection. this is the same exact copy. this special operation

must be carried through to the end. we started the second phase, as you can see, i signed up as a reservist. i would like to light a few candles to mom dad and the great leader, the former president of the dnr, the head of the donetsk people's republic, alexander zakharchenko. he gave me a new life, gave me a dnr passport, a great man, rest in peace. thank you very much.

in our basement.

this is an american military vehicle. let's see if there's a hand grenade in there. she doesn't have a detonator. my name is alexis. i was born in

colombia before the war. i lived in spain and was an activist in public organizations of political parties in the main movement. my call sign is alfon sakano, that was the name of the partisan commander in colombia, who was part of the park. the ukrainian uniform remains ; all this should not be left lying around. just so it needs to be collected as a reminder of what they themselves did to their country or immediately burned. all this is

exactly what will be done. i believe that it all started with the maidan, the first point is 2014 coup d'état. they always started this disintegration, they started beating people for different political beliefs. for a different attitude to history, at that moment it all started. and look. this is also an american hammer with ukrainian symbols attached to it and these stripes that they usually use on all army vehicles . against the background of all this movement, in 2014

i decided to come here to protect the population of donbass from all this madness that was going on here from the direct bombing of cities, which occurred only because a referendum on self-determination was held here from my point of view. the inhabitants had every right not to support such a criminal coup. here we see the weapons that were sent from other countries, the inscriptions are made in english. it's probably ammunition for some kind of grenade launcher. but this is very interesting, very interesting. there

are numbers here that look like german ones from the european union. what are they doing here? i don't know, but it's very interesting. i believe that the greatest responsibility for the beginning this war bears kiev with the support of europe and the united states most of all. see what we have here. it's the sun, a spanish anti-tank weapon, looks like it was sent to them, and they're

using it here. another trophy is an optical sight. trigger mechanism fuse and this part protects the pipe with grenades. thank you very much for the souvenir of spain, apparently, life is so good that they can send weapons here. i want to say that such things are such tools. how the raisin building looks like they are trying not to leave,

because they are getting better slowly, people go peaceful, as they say, we help people. now. this is such a sad picture. as never before today, it turns out that spiritual help to people is all who uh?

the people's republic crossed the cities of severodonetsk and borovsk settlements of the city, as well as the ministry of defense reported on the disrupted transfer of several brigades of the armed forces to the donbass. sergei shoigu inspected the russian grouping of troops from the back side. nato is preparing the largest deployment of forces on the eastern borders, european media are confident about the meeting in the bavarian alps in on the eve of the summit in spain and journalists in the united states revealed the secret of a network of spies and special forces that work in ukraine