A DANGEROUS TALK FOR A PRISONER'S FAMILY | @Zolkin Volodymyr

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A DANGEROUS TALK FOR A PRISONER'S FAMILY
Conversation with a prisoner of war and a call to relatives
Russian army in Ukraine. Captured, wounded soldiers and officers of the RF Armed Forces.
Denis Zolotov, citizen of the Russian Federation. Loves home.
"Is this a fair war?" Attitude towards what is happening has changed after arriving in this country. We are defending our interests, but we do not see here those tyrants that we spoke about earlier. People help each other, provide medical assistance even to those who come here for other purposes.
All participants in the video gave their voluntary consent to filming and publishing materials with them on the Internet, in accordance with paragraph 1 of Article 152.1 of the Civil Code of the Russian Federation, and also, in accordance with Article 307 of the Civil Code of Ukraine.
This video is for informational purposes only, and in no way calls for any actions or conclusions.
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@ryz2203 Год назад

When my great-aunt(grandmother's sister) was a young woman in Poland, after the second World War, she was approached by a Soviet soldier. He liked her earrings. My great-aunt was not a fool. She would have simply handed the earrings over, if asked. After all, the man was holding a gun. The soldier did not have time to waste on words. He ripped the earrings out of her ears. She carried the scars until the day she died, and told me the story herself. And she never wore earrings again. Dmytro is absolutely correct. To us, the Nazis and the Soviets were one and the same. Today, I hold both Polish and American citizenship. And I will always stand with Ukraine. Slava Ukraini. 🇺🇦 🇵🇱 🇺🇸

@njswampfox474 Год назад

In 1949, my parents were Polish refugees to America from dp camps in Germany. Your story hits home. To them and me, the Nazis and Soviets were one in the same.

@milybanily Год назад

All countries have evolved from what they were in 1945. With an only exception......

@-Deena. Год назад

I have similar family stories. 🟨🟦

@joeperkowski Год назад

I got ripped off by Russia mafia for $500 scumbags

@lassetapper2973 Год назад

My great-grandfathers killed russian soldiers. We despise them

@observer.2010 Год назад

Wow!!! i am from Ukraine, it is great RU-vid channel!!! Zolkin and Dmitry - forever!!!

@allisonmarlow184 Год назад

I feel the POWs shouldn't qualify for exchange home UNLESS they demonstrate that they understand the truth about what's happening. This guy needs a lot more time.

@stpfs9281 Год назад

The truth (Pravda) is too dangerous for them, they would not be welcomed back, may even "dissappear", be imprisoned for fake news, or fall out of a window.

@Parlour100 Год назад

The Ukraines would never get their own guys back if they had to wait years of brainwashing to resolve itself in the Russian POW's. Considering the conditions the Ukraine prisoners are held in compared to the relative luxury the Russian POW's live in, they don't have that time. They need to get their own guys back.

@gekkehenkie7180 Год назад

@@stpfs9281 if you are men enough to shoot and kill innocent ukrainians You should be men enough to stand up for the truth

@mememe733 Год назад

I honestly believe that he has absolutely zero desire to come back to Ukraine and “defend the motherland” Nothing wrong with loving your country. I do too and that wouldn’t change even if some crazy politician managed to take all power and do crazy s..t. He would not be my country but rather an enemy of my country that needed to be removed.

@casparillo987 Год назад

"There once was a Z POW, Who wrote about things that he thought he knew, He'd wander around, Writing down what he found, But most of his research was all untrue!" Glory to Ukraine!

@mememe733 Год назад

Better poem than what the poet just recited 👍

@ytcf7781 Год назад

I have goosebumps! lmao

@jberkeley1195 Год назад

He calls himself a poet🤣😂🤣 Slava Ukraine 💪💪 🇺🇦🇬🇧🇺🇦👍

@mi_kro7359 Год назад

He wanted to lie in a trench to feel what the war was like for his grandfather. He just happened to be on the wrong side and became the opposite of a hero.

@evanscoons Год назад

No, he was on the same side. His grandfather was doing then the same as he did now.

@Keefear Год назад

The Alley of Angels in Donetsk was replenished with the name of an eight-year-old girl due to a strike by the AFU militants - the child studied in the first grade and rode in a minibus with his grandmother. Ukrainian militants have long been thinking in terms of terror, and therefore the life of a child means nothing to them - today's rocket attack is another confirmation of that. The girl who died as a result of the attack on civilians was a first-grade student. On the minibus No. 25, where the APU shell hit, she was traveling accompanied by her grandmother, whose life was also cut short due to a blow from the Ukrainian army. Donetsk Mayor Alexey Kulemzin recalled that the memory of children is perpetuated on the Alley of Angels - now there will be another name of the child whose life was cut short by the Kiev regime today. In total, due to another terrorist action by Kiev against the civilian population of Donetsk, nine people were killed, 17 people were injured of varying severity, 10 of them now remain in hospital.

@hazydreamer7965 Год назад

Listening to him made me speechless. If there is a rebirth (I do not believe there is ), please please do not let me come back to the world in Russia. Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦

@judyweeks1480 Год назад

Amen to that.

@VivaTerlingua999 Год назад

The term Holodomor (death by hunger, in Ukrainian) refers to the starvation of millions of Ukrainians in 1932-33 as a result of Soviet policies. The Holodomor can be seen as the culmination of an assault by the Communist Party and Soviet state on the Ukrainian peasantry, who resisted Soviet policies.

@stimerstimer Год назад

Yes. Died 4 million ukraine people. "Blackboard" mode is mechanisms of the Holodomor. Meant blocking them by special forces and troops, preventing the population from leaving these territories, confiscating all food, banning trade.

@Keefear Год назад

@shannonjane7373 Год назад

It's amazing how such a grim situation inevitably leads to comedic gold. Dmitri's face when he asks what the poetry is about 🤣 And you just know he will ask him to read a poem 🤣🤣🤣 And the POW is, as always, weirdly obsessed with His Mother.

@allisonmarlow184 Год назад

"How many mothers didn't wait for their sons??" We could never imagine such a thing in the West.

@captainbadger1013 Год назад

All they want is a free lada.

@barryoverson4988 Год назад

@@Dark_Bandon white and fluffy fox fur yes good bye sonny ladda ladda ladda

@shoalbayboy Год назад

Ahh the Russian, they love their country, they fight for their country and they die for their country. If only they'd stay in their country.

@nelliwasinger5781 2 месяца назад

Господи,помоги избавиться от этого злого, ПРИМИТИВНОГО русского мира!!!!!!; 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦💪💪💪💪🩵💛🩵💛

@gunda9652 Год назад

Dimitry, well done. Good how you confront this dreamer with the reality.

@Krzemieniewski1 Год назад

Russian peacekeepers what a BS

@judyweeks1480 Год назад

I honestly don't know how Dmitry (sorry I don't know how to spell his name) does this day after day. It has to be one of the most frustrating jobs in the world. I can't even listen anymore to the whole conversation. It must be like banging one's head against a brick wall.

@BestHorseInTheStable Год назад

Thank you for the English dubbing and subtitles! V & D you guys are amazing - truly exceptional at what you do. In a horribly twisted way I'm glad my Ukrainian grandparents aren't alive today - this War would have broken their hearts. My great grandad was executed at point blank by Russians, grandad's family was torn apart by Russians and now my father's and my own generations are dealing with this war - started by Russians. Their history speaks for itself. We may not be in Ukraine, but know that we fight from afar, as do so many other foreign Ukrainians with family horror stories involving Russians as the culprits. We're very passionate about defeating them (again)! Love from New Zealand and Australia. Слава Україні і героям слава 🌻🇦🇺🇳🇿💛💙🇺🇦🍀

@danieled1158 Год назад

@@PaPyRene there is another YT channel with the original video, Volodymyr Zolkin, swapped name and surname, sometimes i watch it to hear the voices, the tone also says something, dubbing is quite flat

@BestHorseInTheStable Год назад

@@PaPyRene I must say I did feel like anyone who doesn't know Vlad & Dima and what they've been doing and how they do it, etc, might be skeptical the orc was actually saying what was dubbed, but as someone who's watched plenty of these interviews, I trust what is being dubbed is what was said, so my thanks to the channel is from someone who already trusts them. But, to convince new viewers of authenticity, I agree they do need to hear the interviewee (and interviewer) speak in their own voices.

@danieled1158 Год назад

@@PaPyRene Volodymyr Zolkin instead of Zolkin Volodymyr :)

@stpfs9281 Год назад

@@danieled1158 Like a mirror image, same content, but different language!

@shelleylarge9283 Год назад

Hi dimi ,who hit him with the stupid stick . Bless all Ukraine 🇺🇦 heroes and the Ukrainen people 🙏 much love from England 🇬🇧 xxxxxxxxx

@amodernalchemist432 Год назад

He was born in *1942!?* He's the youngest looking senior citizen on the entire planet!!

@bigman23DOTS Год назад

This guys compass is so of course how can he ever navigate the game of life!!!

@raymondparnell439 Год назад

This work is such an awesome idea , it's good for the historical records.

@decaesaris5093 Год назад

He claims that he's born in 1942 ? He looks young for an 81 years old grand-grand-father😂

@AkerraNicholson Год назад

I'm glad I'm not the only one that caught that 😂

@helentapper5765 Год назад

I did too.

@aranos6269 Год назад

He just does not understand numbers

@JMARTIN1947 Год назад

I'm guessing he meant 1992 -- he'd be 30 years old.

@linda9918 Год назад

I heard that too 😂 I thought I heard wrong and look at the transcript lol glad I can still hear 😂😂

@hopemags9642 Год назад

Dima, much respect, Brain dead Orc, he certainly disgraced his great great great grandfathers. 🇺🇦💪❤️

@snaz27 Год назад

I guess the erm, "poem" doesn't translate very well... 🤣

@jackjones9460 Год назад

A great open discussion.

@boris325 Год назад

Dimitri's mild intellectual “slapping downs” are a tonic in this Ruzzin created horror.

@Keefear Год назад

@nelliwasinger5781 2 месяца назад

@@KeefearПропаганда,узнай больше,кто такой Гиркин и Моторола??????И посмотри комментарий Гиркина,террориста,убийца,который признался во всём.Всё это начали рашисты в 2014 году,и если кто-то погиб,то это не было убийство,а защита,если в тебя стреляют,то ты вынужден стрелять!!!! Хочу сказать,прежде чем писать такой комментарий,надо знать всю правду,а её знают не многие!!!! Слышал звон,да не знаю где он .Уткина 100% тоже не знаешь???? Хватит обливать Украину грязью!!!!Всё только лживая пропаганда!!!!! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦💪💪💪💪🩵💛🩵💛

@allisonmarlow184 Год назад

"Can't help the times we live in..." I think we can. That's the whole point of activism. Russia doesn't have that concept.

@superslice28magee68 Год назад

I like these translated videos. Thank you.

@cliffcardinal9443 6 месяцев назад

I lived with Ukrainians who escaped from the starvation of the 1920s-30s, there many in our area in Alberta Canada, and I learned their language from the young ones my age. In all there was about 30 such families. But my memories was from an old man who told stories when we were harvesting grain, the eating of bark from trees. They borrowed our mating Bulls, but with slow hard work, today they hold the most wealth, and I am forever happy, my wife who was from these people (I lost my Son Dimitri on Sept 2022), he died helping his people in Ukraine. I am proud of our Ukraine heritage, we had a pure Ukraine Premier of AB in 2000s

@elitataafe6699 Год назад

love ❤ your new concept in English instead of having to stop and read everything. well done guys ❤️👍🏼🙏🏻🇺🇦

@philchristmas4071 Год назад

Dmitry doesn't hold back, he's like a machine gun of truth.

@tenkkutn Год назад

Wow Dmitro really brings great discussion for this "educated" russian

@captainbadger1013 Год назад

I'll correct the sailor. The Varyag cruiser is 186.4 m and is a piece of junk from the 1980s.

@ghioceltudor4352 Год назад

I come back, I notice tears in your left eye at the tail? That's how much you were moved ....... the poetry of this specimen. Yes, I also had tears 😂😂🤣🤣 when I heard him, the guy is irreparable .

@SeanMoore Год назад

Thanks

@allisonmarlow184 Год назад

I like the Livestream chat premieres. It's a place for the usual people to gather and watch together.

@majamaya4295 Год назад

Vielen Dank für eure Arbeit. Slava 🇺🇦 und Grüsse an alle Freunde und Unterstützer der Ukraine 🫶💙💛🤝🌐🇪🇺🇩🇪

@marek2593 Год назад

Dokładnie 🇺🇦👍.

@marek2593 Год назад

Hej Maja,jak zdrowie?.

@majamaya4295 Год назад

@@marek2593 leider noch nicht so gut , kann nicht so oft wie ich möchte in den Live Chat, aber es ist schon etwas stabiler am Herzen. Wie geht es Dir mein Freund ?

@marek2593 Год назад

@@majamaya4295 Nie mogę narzekać,teraz jestem więcej na powietrzu,między ludźmi i więcej pracuje,jest dobrze, żeby nie było gorzej...

@majamaya4295 Год назад

@@marek2593 richtig 😊 ich arbeite dran und versuche viel 🌞 zu tanken

@marek2593 Год назад

Witam serdecznie 🇵🇱🤝🇺🇦👍.

@majamaya4295 Год назад

😁🌐

@flyonthe7013 Год назад

Excellent interview as always. Educating nazzirussians hopefully opens their eyes ...even for short time.

@shannonstraughan4383 Год назад

Date of birth 1942 ??? More minorities to the meat grinder. Pitiful that these people will never know just how sweet freedom is. So sweet that people in free countries, specifically Ukraine are fully prepared to give their lives in order to keep that freedom alive for their future generations to come. Thanks Dima for your fantastic work. God bless you all! Glory to Ukraine and Glory to the heroes! 🇺🇦💙💛💪💪💪💗✌✌✌

@jasonharryphotog Год назад

A poet and he wholly knew it To be or not to be, a warrior , that is the question

@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd 9 месяцев назад

Suspect his grandfather wrote the poems

@whyukraine Год назад

You can see him slowly piecing it all together. All Russians will have to go through this process once their crushed.

@allisonmarlow184 Год назад

You mean, the second best army in Moldova 😂

@deborahhric7513 Год назад

He should be ashamed of his country.

@ghioceltudor4352 Год назад

Here is another specimen, "poet sailor" or better said "poet at the navy on horseback." Dimitri and Zolkin, my dears, take care of your health. I notice white hairs in my beard, soon you will have white hair on your head. What can I say about this "specimen" don't let it out on the street alone. I wish you success in your work and health. Thank you for the effort of your work. 🤭🤭🤗🤗🙏🙏💪💪

@mr.renovator4859 Год назад

”We are not interested in politics” or ”We do not understand politics”….. a disgrace for an adult to say?! 🤡…. Pooootin: ”I won the elections again” 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@mariancrow5402 Год назад

my mother worked during world war 2 for a rich family in the netherlands, who were forced to billet s.s. officers. she told us, as we see in the interviews with prisoners of war, that there were some "normal" people among them. it does not change, just because decent people are pulled into the role of occupier, that they are responsible for the damage and death they are ordered to cause.

@lupusdeum3894 Год назад

ruZZki mir has quite a disconnect with reality, doesn't it?😊

@kenrdavis2266 11 месяцев назад

I can understand why people may love geography & land of Russia but loving the Government is very different.

@evelyncraig7243 Год назад

That's so stupid his country doesn't want wars but always starts them

@nenagarcia6818 Год назад

Thank u for English translation sir demitri and sir volodymer zolkin godbless u always ukraian heroes fighters soldier volunteers the medics the media the pres to all nation alies who help Ukraine in terms of food medc water arms esp prayers.praying that this war end soon godbless Ukraine god is always at your side👏👏👏💛💛💛💛🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

@CMB21497 Год назад

Good job Dima!

@gunda9652 Год назад

He was born 1992.

@VivaTerlingua999 Год назад

He's a poet & didn't know it

@--Charlie--G Год назад

Slava Ukraine 🇺🇦 героям слава 🇺🇦

@lightningleaf23 Год назад

Vladivostok is well further than 5000 kilometres

@meneia333 15 дней назад

probably, at home before being in the trenches, he thought that an X-man lives poetically (but I don't think they have this movie in Siberia), after he was captured he realized that his grandfather was telling him that in 2023-2024 X-man is something else. It's time for the free internet to cross Siberia as well. Only in this way will they realize how big and diverse the earth is. Thanks and I bow to your work.✌

@ericchase5045 Год назад

The interviewer has improved dramatically with time!!! You nailed these hypocrites!!!

@trumpetscall8910 Год назад

Gone be good ❤

@tommyhallum2054 Год назад

I absolutely can understand where this young man was coming from. America is no different in that you must separate the people from the government and some of the decisions they make. Just because you love your country doesn't mean that you have to agree with everything the government does. Sometimes you can downright hate some of the things that it does but you still love your country you love the people the culture the nature or whatever it may be but that's your home.

@HarpoonB2 Год назад

Your prisoner look well since the translation says his year of birth as 1942........funny......keep up the good work. Slava Ukraine.

@qwazse4 Год назад

What about the last poem? How could you leave us in suspense?

@helengrunow5094 Год назад

His ‘poetry’ sucks. Gave him goosebumps lol. Slava Ukraini!

@kungfreddie Год назад

U can't really say that since it was translated by an AI.. I trust Dimitri, he is not shy about calling out their bs.

@helengrunow5094 Год назад

@@kungfreddie i said it! AI translation didnt detract from the awful ru poetry and i trust Dimitri and his great sense of humour too. Slava Ukraini!

@kungfreddie Год назад

@@helengrunow5094 poetry can bring forward a msg u don't agree with and still be good.

@mi_kro7359 Год назад

Their stupid arguments would be funny if their actions didn't cause so much suffering and destruction.

@Seanus32 Год назад

1942? Um, probably 1972

@yuliiakhanina8919 Год назад

Слава силам оборони України!

@commanderc.l.i.t5772 Год назад

At 0:37 it said he was born in 1942 lol

@jasonharryphotog Год назад

His poem :)))

@davidcooks2379 Год назад

Where is the original version of this interview?

@admilsonoo7 Год назад

Больше всего меня ранит вот что: пока русские люди мирно спят в своих теплых постелях и смотрят ложь по своему российскому телевидению... Тысячи русских солдат едут в Украину, чтобы убивать и уничтожать невинных людей. И русский народ ничего не делает, чтобы остановить войну.

@bigmallly7863 10 месяцев назад

When was he born? 1942? I hope I look that good when I'm 80.

@harrym740 Год назад

This is like the russian vietnam. I hope it ends soon..

@susan9188 8 месяцев назад

Born in 1942, never!

@memyselfandx Год назад

What is the name of the software used for the audio translation? Can anyone tell me please?

@kungfreddie Год назад

Probably proprietary Google or yt stuff..

@pappete9988 Год назад

Born 1942? This guy is not 81yrs old

@whyukraine Год назад

Wow

@Oheng75 Год назад

Get REKT

@Itsbuckjames Год назад

he was born in 1942? damn lol

@iesyd8942 Год назад

💙💙💙💙🇺🇦💛💛💛💛

@kingfornjot Год назад

DOB 1942 ??😮 81 years old ?

@njswampfox474 Год назад

This kid is delusional. The Soviets started WWII with the Nazis in 1939 by reason of the Molotov Ribbentrop Pact to invade and carve up Poland, which at the time included Western Ukraine.

@KalujaFlizck Год назад

He is not 79!

@MrPetermc199 Год назад

Bad poetry.

@soso-zk7fl Год назад

Thank you for the translation and for your good work. If they're thinking of coming to free people, you could show them the interviews with Wagner's representatives who say they killed hundreds of civilians and children...

@mememe733 Год назад

Problem is that the are used to not being able to discern truth from lies so it’s easy for them to believe whatever is most agreeable, so he might not accept that they are in fact PMC or even Russian. He might secretly believe that they are Ukrainians lying to discredit the Russian army. It’s like they have become experts on how to avoid believing in anything that could possibly make you think badly about Russia.

@Parlour100 Год назад

There is no way he was born in 1942. That must have been a mistake in translation.

@ruthwolfer4154 Год назад

Dito = Epigenetic at its "best" or, rather at its very worst 👌💣☠

@mememe733 Год назад

He looks really good for a 81 yo man 😅

@simonr6793 Год назад

😮😂this prisoner must be using oil of ulay on his skin. He said he was born 27th Feb 1942, and this would mean that he is 81 years old. This guy just wants his mummy to hug him and say he writes lovely poems 😅😂. The uncle who was in the background of the phone call looked absolutely terrified, to say the very least. SLAVA UKRAINE 🇺🇦 The UK stands with you now and forever 😊

@svenneirbo 4 месяца назад

He was born February 27th 1943. ? I think he be a liar.

@SN-zb7ew Год назад

🇺🇦 Glory to Ukraine🇺🇦 In the English translation, it says that the prisoner was born in February 1942. Can’t be because that would make him over 80.

@marc-andrebrunet5386 Год назад

🤘😎👍🎸🎸🎸🎸

@elsestelema6273 Год назад

He was definitely not born in 1942, He would be in his late seventies. Translation error?

@kenrdavis2266 11 месяцев назад

Yep meat was needed !

@DonnaCsuti-ji2dd 9 месяцев назад

1942 born??? I'm 74 born 1949 he'd be 81 which he obviously is not has to have been born in 1990s

@mariofaggiano8247 Год назад

He said he was born 1942 how old is he then. To me he looks like he is in his late 30s. Humm

@janicejohnston6508 Год назад

Isn't this a rerun? I think I saw this episode a few months ago.

@tizme6105 Год назад

He was born on February 27th 1942?? So the BS started within 45 seconds ....

@rolandasmongi8495 Год назад

🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇱🇹🇱🇹🇱🇹

@Keefear Год назад

@JesusUCSB Год назад

Slava Ukraini

@user-xp8qt9of8t 2 месяца назад

😂😂😂😂😂

@kenrdavis2266 11 месяцев назад

Trying to understand what trouble did Russia have that justified an invasion of a sovereign Country ? His poem made no sense in reality but in propaganda only.