Great interview, Volodymyr! Glory and victory to Ukraine! 💙💛

Well, what can you say. I love Volodymyr's and Dmytro's interviews with Russian POWs. Interviews with people like this are secondary for me, although they are just as important. Interesting fact: the first man in the interviews said he was 58 years old (but looks older) and had a life expectancy of 70 years max according to statistics, so wouldn't reach the age where he would eventually be released unless he was exchanged. Doesn't he know that his life expectancy will drop drastically to zero if he is transferred to Russia? I knew that a person's life expectancy is low compared to people in Europe (assuming those are healthy and don't die of cancer or some other disease of affluence). My mother died at 83 from a heart defect she had since childhood (3x heart valves were replaced during her life), her healthy sister lived until she was almost 90, my father lived to be 90, still very fit for his age, my godfather is a healthy man at almost 95, his wife died last year at the age of 93. I knew a healthy man in my neighbourhood (born into a German settler family in the south of Ukraine) who died last year just two weeks before his 100th birthday. He lost his balance in the shower and had an unfortunate fall, so he died days later. At 96, his wife is still pretty healthy and helping her daughter with the daily cooking .... And so there a many more people here providing people are healthy as mentioned above and/or are well looked after by doctors and healthcare. Still a very interesting aspect about the life expectancy in Russia (and Ukraine?. Ну, что тут скажешь. Я люблю интервью Владимира и Дмитрия с русскими военнопленными. Интервью с такими людьми для меня вторичны, хотя и важны. Интересный факт: первый мужчина в интервью сказал, что ему 58 лет (но выглядит он старше), а средняя продолжительность жизни по статистике составляет максимум 70 лет, поэтому он не достигнет возраста, когда его в конце концов освободят, если только его не обменяют. Разве он не знает, что его продолжительность жизни резко сократится до нуля, если его перевезут в Россию? Я знал, что продолжительность жизни человека в России невелика по сравнению с европейцами (при условии, что он здоров и не умирает от рака или другой болезни достатка). Моя мать умерла в 83 года от порока сердца, который был у нее с детства (за ее жизнь было заменено 3 сердечных клапана), ее здоровая сестра дожила почти до 90 лет, мой отец дожил до 90 лет, сохранив отличную физическую форму для своего возраста, мой крестный - здоровый мужчина в возрасте почти 95 лет, его жена умерла в прошлом году в возрасте 93 лет. Я знал одного здорового мужчину в моем районе (он родился в семье немецких поселенцев на юге Украины), который умер в прошлом году за две недели до своего 100-летия. Он потерял равновесие в душе и неудачно упал, поэтому умер через несколько дней. В свои 96 лет его жена еще вполне здорова и помогает своей дочери в ежедневной готовке ..... И так далее, и так далее, если люди здоровы, как упоминалось выше, и/или о них хорошо заботятся врачи и здравоохранение. Еще очень интересный аспект о продолжительности жизни в России (и Украине?).

Where can I watch English translations of Ruzzian POWs being interviewed? I find those interviews more interesting. Glory to Ukraine! 🇺🇦

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Doesn’t everyone have grenades in their cars? You know, in case of hijacking.

This traitor just want to avoid his heavy-on-the-soul responsibility. He should be charged with the opportunity to court value his sayings.

The second guy must be the worlds most unlucky person. 🇺🇦

Tangled history is right. What a mess.

if everybody was arrested for taking video in this war everybody would be arrested.this grenade keeps turning up.

Hi Volodymyr I love your stuff, thanks. Please look into the second guy's story if you can, there's parts of it that seem weird but Ukraine is not russia and if this man is actually innocent (which I accept is only possible, not definite) then it would be a sad injustice for his Ukrainian life to be torn apart on the basis of false accusations.

I don’t think Russia will care to take them.

These days,reaching fir your cell phone is second nature to record ,what one sees I have seen videos, of unfortunate victims in road incidents. One in particular comes to mind. A ( I think it was a woman!) Body was run over by a truck and was still under it, they pulled the legs and only the bottom half of the body came out,with all the stomach organs ect, the rest+ head, chest ect) stayed under the the truck, the video clip finished there ! The point is, that that cell phones are often the first thing people reach for. So not surprising,that say a military convoy is passing ect. Someone takes some video?!

Yeah right "you didn't know what you where doing". I hope they can be traded for ukrainian warriors.

This man is lying you can tell body language.