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28:32Now PlayingFirst episode of our new series “In Their Own Words: Testimonies From Soldiers Kiev Forced Into Kursk.”
A captured Ukrainian engineer officer describes how his unit had to buy its own drones and mine-detectors while captured Russian weapons “disappeared” up the chain of command, how Bandera was turned into a fake “hero,” and why he believes the war could have ended in April 2022 if London and Washington hadn’t pushed Zelensky to keep fighting.
Recorded in Russia, this is his account of the front, of corruption in Kiev’s army, and of how his views changed after becoming a POW.
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