Andrei Strelkov from the town of Velizh in the Smolensk region has a rich biography. He served in the Soviet army, stole at a market in Lviv, was a foreman, and cooperated with the police. He was first imprisoned for embezzlement at the construction of an orphanage. Then the Russian police "hung" an entire marijuana plantation on him and sent him to prison for nine years. To be released, at the age of 58, he decided to become a stormtrooper in the Wagner group. In an interview with Liubomyr Ferens, Andriy told how mercenary prisoners fight, why he is afraid to return to Russia, and how this war should end.
00:00 Start
00:47 About the first prison term
02:37 "Cops hung 500 kilograms of marijuana on me"
05:21 About cooperation with cops
06:19 How did you get recruited into Wagner's group?
07:50 "I had ten 200s in 10 minutes"
08:35 About white bracelets in Wagner's group
11:55 "Ukrainians are fighting well"
14:18 "I spent the whole night wandering around corpses"
16:37 Why is it scary to return to Russia?
18:56 What is Russia fighting for?
20:44 "In Ukraine, people live much better"
22:17 Appeal to the Russians
25:23 "I like Zhirinovsky. I drank with him"
28:24 "Russia is impossible without corruption"
31:34 Why don't Russians admit mistakes?
34:08 "I came to Lviv to steal in the bazaar"
36:08 Why will Russia lose the war?
37:06 Appeal to Putin
38:41 Should Crimea return to Ukraine?
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