A Ukrainian soldier issued a stern warning to the Russians, telling the enemy they were “Edi” and should use their “last chance” to surrender while grinning at the camera.
An unknown Ukrainian soldier boldly plays with a gun while seen standing in a dark place in camouflage and smiling at the camera as he writes his message to the enemy in their native language to “be damn” * g clear . ‘
The soldier’s warning comes only days later Russia declared war on Ukraine on Thursday. Putin said he was launching a “special military operation” to demilitarize and “denationalize” the country.
“I’m going to write this in Russian to make the hell clear,” he said before greeting them as an old friend.
“Well, boys, what’s going on?” He says unchecked video roam social networks.
He asked the Russians if they liked how “quiet” the night was before quoting Ukrainian-born writer Nikolai Gogol, who said, “Are you all right, children?”
The nasty soldier even asks if they like “our bayraktars”, which are Turkish drones that have the ability to bring out a military tank. Ukraine bought the drones from Turkey in 2019, and the Ukrainian armed forces launched the drones early Thursday.
An unidentified Ukrainian soldier boldly fiddled with his pistol as he stood in a dark, camouflaged suit and smiled at the camera as he recorded his message to the enemy in their native language to “damn clear”
He told the Russian to “use his last chance” to surrender to Ukrainian forces because “it’s your duty, damn it.” We have everything! You are ours, friends!
Ukrainian soldiers full warning to the Russians
“I will write this in Russian to make the hell clear.
“Well, boys, what’s going on?”
‘What? Is the Ukrainian night quiet? As the great Ukrainian writer Gogol said: “Is everything okay with you children?”
“Do you like our Bayraktari?” What do you think – what is flying over you at the moment?
“What do you think – what’s buzzing in the bushes, boys?”
“What do you think about that?” What the hell could it be?
“Dudes, you’re fucked!
“You’re stopped for now.” We are fine. We are gathering our reserves. We have aviation and tanks.
“We have everything!
“You are ours, friends!
‘What will you say about this? Why don’t you give up while you still have that chance?
“Many of you have already chosen this path, it’s really not that bad. It may be a mistake, but we treat prisoners of war quite well.
“So, you’re stuck right now and we’re going to start kicking your ass soon. And we will start doing it right away.
“So take your last chance.”
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“Do you like our Bayraktari?” What do you think – what is flying over you at the moment? ‘ he scoffs with a Cheshire cat smile on his face.
“What do you think about that?” What the hell could it be?
“Dudes, you bastards!” He says rudely to the Russians.
“Your back is ours, friends! What will you say about this? Why the hell don’t you give up while you still have that chance?
“Many of you have already chosen this path, it’s really not that bad. It may be a mistake, but we treat prisoners of war quite well.
“So, you’re stuck right now and we’re going to start kicking your ass soon,” he continued. “And we’ll start doing it right away.”
“So take your last chance.”
Two Russian soldiers – believed to be Rafik Rakhmankulov, 19, and Mgomd Mgomdov, 26, from Kizilyurt – were captured by Ukrainian forces in the east.
As of Saturday morning, Russian forces continued to make their way to the Ukrainian capital, Kiev, and took control of several cities across the country – including the radioactive Chernobyl Exclusion Zone.
Residents of Kiev took refuge on Saturday night as explosions and street fighting signaled new pressure on Russia to try to seize the Ukrainian capital.
Disobedient President Vladimir Zelensky said Kiev remained under Ukrainian control as Russian forces resumed their attack under cover of darkness, hitting the capital with artillery and cruise missiles.
“We will fight as long as necessary to liberate the country,” Zelenski said in a video address Saturday night local time.
He revealed that a girl was born on Saturday night in the Kiev subway, which has now been turned into a bomb shelter.
“If children are born in shelters, even when the shelling continues, then the enemy has no chance,” he said. ‘To victory! Glory to Ukraine! ‘
Sirens of air strikes and heavy weapons fire echoed through the city as Ukrainian soldiers and civilian volunteers dug in to repel Putin’s instigator.
Zelensky promised to “destroy the occupiers” and the people of Kiev seem to be fully mobilized to fight to the death.
As they huddled in air attack shelters, civilian teams worked at night, making Molotov cocktails to use against Russian forces.
A Russian tank was destroyed by Ukrainian forces (pictured). The soldier in the video asked the Russians if they liked “our Bayraktari”, which are Turkish drones that have the ability to bring out a military tank. It is not known if the tank in the photo was removed from a drone
Ukrainian soldiers are taking a stand, fighting Russian troops ahead of the capital Kiev
A building in Ukraine is said to have been hit by a Russian missile on Saturday as the war continues
Volunteers work to prepare Molotov cocktails in the basement of a bomb shelter on Saturday night in Kiev. Ukraine is now under common mobilization with all citizens called to join the fight against the Russian invasion
A Ukrainian soldier raises his thumb while riding in a military vehicle before Saturday’s attack
Men and women under the age of 60 prepared to use their state-issued AK-47s to repel the invasion after volunteering for the Ukrainian Territorial Defense Force.
Local media reported that much of Kiev was attacked by rocket-propelled grenade launchers and that the Ohmatt Children’s Oncology Hospital was hit by artillery, killing at least one child.
At 17:00 local time or 10:00 ET, an extended 48-hour curfew came into force, prohibiting civilians from taking to the streets of Kiev at least until Monday evening. The previous curfew was from 10 pm to 7 am.
Mayor Vitali Klitschko said: “All civilians on the street during curfew will be considered members of the enemy’s sabotage and intelligence groups.”
“If children are born in shelters, even when the shelling continues, then the enemy has no chance,” said Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky (pictured). ‘To victory! Glory to Ukraine! ‘
In a video message to the besieged nation, Zelensky accused the Kremlin of trying to seize the capital, overthrow the government and impose a “puppet” regime “like in Donetsk”, one of the two separatist regions that Putin officially recognized before starting all … outside the invasion.
Saying we “broke their idea.” he added: “The fights are taking place in many cities and regions of our country. But we know that we are defending the country, the land, the future of our children. Kiev and key cities around the capital are controlled by our army.
“Every Ukrainian must have one thing in mind: if you can stop and destroy the occupiers – do it. Anyone who can return to Ukraine – to return to defend Ukraine.
WAR IN UKRAINE: LAST
- Russia resumed its attack on Kiev on Saturday night with a barrage
- Heavy fighting continues in the eastern city of Kharkov
- Russian forces have been spotted moving thermobaric launchers
- Ukrainian forces say they shot down a Russian fighter jet in the Black Sea
- Russia has accused the United States of using drones to steer ships of the Ukrainian navy
- Kiev is already under 48 hours of curfew at least until Monday night
- The number of civilian casualties is 198
- A U.S. defense official says Ukraine is showing “viable” resistance
- United Intelligence says most Russian forces are now 29 miles from Kiev
- Ukraine’s president remains defiant and vows to fight after rejecting Biden’s offer of an evacuation flight
- Vladimir Putin called on the Ukrainian military to overthrow the country’s leadership and negotiate peace
- Russia vetoes draft UN Security Council resolution condemning Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine – China abstains
- Biden instructs US State Department to provide $ 350 million in military aid to Ukraine
- Canada, the United States, Britain and the EU say they can act to exclude Russia from the global SWIFT interbank payment system
- Polish PM calls German aid to Ukraine “a joke”
- Ukraine says more than 1,000 Russian soldiers have been killed – Russia has not released casualties
- NATO allies will provide more weapons to Ukraine and deploy more forces in the eastern part of the alliance