"The Russians never stopped firing" − Swedish volunteer fighter in Ukraine 

That's right, I'm norwegian and also noticed. Wool of course is the best to stay warm and dry. And itchy.

@@letMeSayThatInIrish your body gets used to it eventually and it stops itching. Lol

Ok, I couldn’t figure that one out, here is in the states we call cotton the fabric of death when you are in the wilderness, get it wet and you can get hypothermia. Merino wool is the only way to go, polypropylene if you can’t get that.

@@ZootyZoFo Yes. Wool warms even when wet.

@@thunder2434 meino wool is the best when wet

Finland+Sweden, together we are strong!

@@DIF-cx6hh Can we pleas add norway to, Slava Ukraini!

I am pretty sure the russians helped your independence. The territory belonged to the swedish empire before the russians took it.

@@fungames24 the only Russian who supported Finnish independence was Lenin.

@@bragelyderhusom6098 Add all of Europe!!! Slava Ukraini! Tack för att ni försvarar UKRAINE SWEDEN och därmed EUROPA.

I so wanted him to stay in the Legion, but he was more than ready to deploy straight away. Unlike me with less military training from home in Sweden. Happy to see he made it, it was not until I got home 3 months in the war I ever found out how it went for him. My honor to have met him for a few days at Javoriv, before it got hit by Cruise missiles.

​@@allannakhle8555glad att du också klarade dig. Det va rätt att du stannade kvar för utbildning 😊

I hope they will interview the Iraqi soldiers who fought NATO invaders too

Ja, samma.

Since the start of the war the swedes have exposed themselves as very serious warriors. From the famous story of a swedish submarine sneaking past US Aircraft Carrier strike groups defenses and sinking multiple Aircraft carriers during training exercises to the success of the saab fighter jets and now thier willingness to join NATO and refuse to sit idly by as Russia murders it's way through Europe. As an American in proud to call sweeden an ally. That Swedish attention to detail and organization isn't only good for making furniture and rock music.

Franz stort tack 💙💛

Thank you sir! You're very right.

Saw interview with a polish special force with 3 tours in Afghanistan. He said 2 months in Ukraine was 10x as hard as that all together.

@@seminyildiz683 wow didn’t expect a reply from you mate. I would like to thank you personally for doing what you did, going to Ukraine to fight for them, your country and the whole of Europe. Thank you for keeping my family safe. I live in ireland and that feels a million miles away from Ukraine but I cannot help feeling that given half a chance Russia right now under that mad man would over run the whole of Europe if they could. THANK YOU Semin.

Go check out the hour long pov of a tiktok warrior man it was embarrassing.

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Det gör de även för egna länder; stoppas inte Putler i Ukraina kommer vår, svenskarnas, tur till slut.

huh, the Taliban had night vision also, dont get confused, wasn't the amount Ukraine got but the gulf states gave them good amounts.

@@BOX3DOUT Yeah but the afghans in general were cavemens compared to the Russians no doubt

The afghan war is not even close in intensity or the strenght of the opponent

Samarbete med nazister i Ukraina, precis som med islamistiska terrorister i Syrien, ska bara belönas med fängelsestraff och möjligen ex-patriering.

What help?

@@FerencPusztai-gh6kn Mental recovery would be my bet. Being in an active warzone will take a toll on your mental health..

I'm originally from Cape Town (Claremont), South Africa. Now Russian citizen

Размовляй державной мовою, пёс Зеленского

Thank you sir. This is heart-warming to hear. There are still people that are fighting there doing far more than I did. Everyone is contributing in their own way. 🇺🇦🇸🇪

Ummm, @@seminyildiz683 , that'd be Ma'am. (Barb = nickname for Barbara = a woman's name here in California at this point in history.😁) (...and I'm laughing about this, dude, so don't sweat it at all.😄)

If you liked this then you are in for a real treat if you check out the Chanel "speak the truth" he's a US veteran who has been doing daily briefings on the war in Ukraine. Just a couple weeks ago he had on his show a us marine who just returned from fighting in Ukraine. The 3 part podcast is unreal to listen to. The Marine had a great sense of humor and a great knack for story telling. He did voices for each different man in his platoon lol by the end of it you felt like you knew each guy. Some of the highlights are when he talks about holding down a house for a week straight on the front lines and how they would use the kitchen table to prepare their anti tank weapons, javelins, stingers RPGs. And then venture out and look for Russians to kill and then run back to the house. Or how the Russians would see them in the morning and they would see the Russians but there was a gentleman's agreement that they wouldn't shoot each other before breakfast. Or how there was an unwritten agreement that Noone would shoot anyone who was taking a shit by themselves in the woods. This way all the soldiers on both sides knew that they could at least have the decency of taking a shit without worrying about getting killed with your pants down. It's amazing.

Thank you, @@dominicvioli7098! I so appreciate the time you took to explain this in detail; such made *all* the difference in my interest level. Now, due to your enthusiastic recommendation, I'm off to check out your channel pick, the intriguingly-named "speak the truth." Be well.

think the sacrifice in lives is far from over sadly

They gave their lives for what????

Hur fan bidrar du till något hemifrån?

@@sevenbutcher5729 genom att skänka pengar och materiel till både Ukrainska staten och till civilt flykting och återuppbyggnadsstöd samt spridande av korrekt information är tre exempel, några mer obegåvade frågor?

@@sevenbutcher5729 Härlig kommentar.... 😡

@@sevenbutcher5729 Med stålar så klart, va trodde du??🖕

My prayers and thoughts are for you and your country men women and children. May god watch over you. Most of all may the Father condemn Russia and their leaders. I cannot imagine what your going through. Be brave Stay strong.

There will be peace in Ukraine. But not before every single milimeter of Ukrainian soil has been liberated.

If we🇸🇪🇫🇮 are next we stand with the Finns🇸🇪🤝🇫🇮🫡

There truly does not exist enough languages to express this adequately.. so grateful for all the sacrifices these men and women make

Res je samo Ukrajinec se ne bi nikoli boril za tvojo državi

Tror du att frivilliga soldater som riskerar liv utan att kräva eller få en fast inkomst, tror du att de har behov att spela sjuka och mygla i den Svenska akassan ? Behandling hemma i Sverige är snarare tvärtom. Det börjar med en intervju hos SÄPO och analysering i hemliga register och ev. beskyllning att dessa individer har försämrat det säkerhetspolitiska läget i Sverige. Se Vinterkriget och hur den Svenska Staten tittade åt andra hållet. Se även samband mellan Soviet och Sossarna. Om det är någon som behöver en rehabilitering så är det Svenska Staten

Äaane Vå Mutannaä Vir PTSD

I see many movies coming out of theae stories in the future.

How true - I used google to translate; "FOR KING AND KINGDOM THEY DEDICATE THEIR LIVES" is a very fitting quote. I have all the respect for men like you!

Even this brave and competent soldier will one day be gray and old ... There's an important difference between attacking innocent people and defending democracy and freedom, against an evil maniac like putin! Without the military industrial complex capable of manufacturing state of the art arms and weapons, even the best soldiers among us will be helpless.

Tack för din insats! ❤👊Slava Ukraini!

Får man fråga hur ser din militära bakgrund ser ut och hur var din situation när du bestämde dig för att åka?

Heroim Slava!

@@callelundberg6790 gu lv6. Fast anställning på ett företag i Skåne. Sa upp mig packa mina saker och åkte ner.

Tack för din insats Semin. Basker av 🇸🇪🇺🇦

for fucks sake, keep the godless out of it. Sweden is largely godless too.

Peace fighter even.