Aleksey Potapov from the village of Novoshcherbinovskaya, Krasondarsky Krai, went to war to solve his financial problems. While earning money in Moscow, he had taken out microloans and had nothing to repay them with. So he decided to sign a three-month contract. He thought he would not take part in the fighting, but he was immediately sent to the front line. In an interview with Liubomyr Ferens, Aleksey told how he escaped after the defeat near Izyum, how he imagined his participation in the war, and how one can evaluate the decision to solve his personal problems at the expense of the Ukrainian people.
00:00 Beginning
02:05 "I walked to the border for two months"
03:51 How did you get captured?
04:49 Why did you avoid the local population?
06:09 "I have a loan, so I joined the army"
07:52 About salaries and life in Moscow
10:29 How did you come up with the idea to make money in the war?
11:50 "I didn't tell my wife anything"
13:04 "I thought I wouldn't fight in the war"
16:28 How did you imagine your participation in the war?
18:16 Why did you decide to solve your problems at the expense of Ukrainians?
19:56 Is delivering food to the military also a part of the war?
22:59 What is the Russian army doing here?
24:23 About the massacre in Dnipro
26:14 What to say to Ukrainians?
28:14 What to say to Russians?
29:03 About dignity and fear
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26 июн 2024
