A captured Russian soldier learns the hard way that it’s best to cooperate when Ukrainian troops want to search him. For all they know, he could have been concealing a grenade. By contrast, his comrades who don’t resist are given cigarettes.



by lacqueredcase762

25 comments

  2. That’s a war crime as well. Ain’t tell me no one, that Ukrainian soldiers didn’t commit none…

  3. “Russian POWs get a hot meal, clean clothes, and are treated well.” 

     Ukrainians in this unit: “I’m Gonna Do What’s Called a Pro Gamer Move”

  6. The two Russians smoking you can just see they are like glad to get this shit over with. I get the impression they were dragged into a bus, handed muskets and thrown to the front lines.

  8. To be fair it does say the other prisoners co-operated, that’s why there being treated fairly. Would like to know what they pulled out of that guys jacket when they searched him, was it a grenade?

  9. There are no insignias or patches on the portrayed “Ukraine” soldiers. I would call this fake until proven other wise

  11. Yeah, concealing a grenade with his hands tied on his back…

  12. These Russians need to take better acting lessons. The penalty for staging these videos should be severe in Russia.

  13. War is always brutal, especially for the soldiers caught in the middle.

  15. The others are like, “dude just cooperate and get this over with so that you can relax and enjoy a cigarette too”

  16. GDPR on the front line:
    <<
    DO YOU CONSENT FOR DATA PROCESSING??!!!
    >>

  17. Big FAKE! Around 0:30 – 0:40, you see the soldier who’s abusing has a Russian Flag Patch

  19. A drunk Russian is one of the stupidest most uncooperative and stubborn things known to mam

  20. Imagine if the roles were reversed. Everyone would rage. And to be clear I am pro Ukraine and this fuckers should even be there. Still wrong way to treat POWs/ POSs

  21. If real, it is a war crime. You don’t kick POWs with hands tied between their back in the head, no justification for that.

    Please don’t try to normalize this kind of behaviour. Ryan Mcbeth did a fantastic video on the subject, I recommend watching it:
    https://youtu.be/HXMVlNYlIbo?feature=shared

  22. Hell, no need to explain to me, I couldn’t care less, regardless of what he did or didn’t have. Full stop.

  23. It surprises and impresses me how Ukranian troops can find it in them to treat enemy POWs with respect after all the shit the Russians do and have done. The Russians starve and abuse Ukranians who are captured, the Ukranians offer cigarettes and safety, I think they tend to let the Russians call their loved ones to tell them their alive and safe, etc.

    It’s really admirable. I don’t know if I could do that in their situation.

  24. One part of my thinks this is somewhat cruel, the much much bigger part of me remembers the captured russian with the grenade in his hand, hiding it under his belly.

    They have more than enough reason to do this shit, and i just stated one instance of why they have reasons to be like that.

    Feel free to share the instances you remember to make people understand why the harsh treatment is dealt out.

  25. Yep, I agree…. poorly staged fake….no kick to a face….fairy kick to a head insulated by thick hoodie…..no blood or obvious injury to face….second kick so harmless that it would fail selection for soccer team…..

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