AMA: Aiden Aslin, aka COSSACKGUNDI. Defender of Mariupol turned POW, tortured & sentenced to death. Ask him anything!

by cossackgundi

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  1. Thank you for fighting for Ukraine! You are a fucking hero.

    That is all, no questions.

  2. Thank you for fighting for Ukraine and the rest of the Western World.

  4. Wow. You’re the toughest mf’er on the planet. I wish you strength and peace.

  5. Are the Russians using this lull in Ukraine’s offensive to beef up their defensive lines?

  7. I was riveted to your saga at the time, no questions just wanted to say I’m glad you are out and that I admire your bravery.
    Ok one question, what would you do to that fucktard who questioned you in captivity is you met him on the street.

  9. First off Thank you for fighting and defending Ukraine.

    My question is did any russians switched sides and joined you for the defense of mariupol/azovstal steel plant?

  11. hey Aiden, glad you’re ok! Where does the name Cossackgundi come from?

  12. Did you see an once of humanity in the eyes of some of the russians you interacted with (even the smallest glimpse)?

  13. Thanks for your service!

    If you had the chance to make a 3 min speech broadcasted to all Russians, what would you say?

  16. Is it true you met Roman Abramovich in the airport during the prisoner swap? What was he doing and did he speak to you directly?

  17. Hey Aiden! Good seeing you back in the field. Hope you’re doing well. My only question is: I see you’re delivering medical supplies to the front line guys. How can we support your current team’s operations and best provide direct assistance?

  18. Top lad…Sleaford here maybe get you a pint one day 🇺🇦🇬🇧🇺🇦🇪🇺🇺🇦👍😎🫶🏻

  19. First off, so glad with all you do and did while there and I hope wherever home is now for you has brought you comfort. Have you had to seek counselling or therapy from what you’ve had to endure?

  21. What was your first meal once you were free?

    Also what is better: cake or pie? 

  22. Thank you for your service!

    Biggest lessons learned? Any regrets?

  23. I’ve been following you for a few years now. It’s amazing to see what you have done. It’s amazing to see how you came out on top even when the odds were stacked against you.

  24. What’s it like having balls the size of a bus? Does it make running as hard as Id imagine?

  25. From your perspective, what’s the biggest need in terms of supplies in the field right now?

    Good luck to you and all that fight for your country.

  26. Hats off, you’re a hero! How’s the morale now in the trenches compared to the start of the full scale invasion?

  28. Have you managed to get your wife and her family to the UK?

  29. What’s your most harrowing experience in Ukraine and why is it the rescue of the infamous yellow van?

  30. As a POW with the Russians truly sadistic or did they seem like they were forced to act so despicably?

  33. As someone in America, what is one way I could be involved in Ukraine, if I also do not have combat experience?

  34. Are you still active in the military or did you sattle with your wife?
    Followed you silently on Twitter before it became Xitter

  36. How intelligent did the Russian forces seem? media seems to portray them as bumbling idiots

  39. If you got the chance, what would you tell the people of Germany in general and Chancellor Scholz in particular?

    Glad that you made it to Reddit, I quit Twitter a while ago and thought of you just a few days ago, wondering how you are doing these days.

    Godspeed and Slava Ukraini o7

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