Alexander Vasiliev hails from Bashkortostan and served in the artillery troops in Kaliningrad. He got to Ukraine because he "received an order." He claims he did not know what targets he was directing large-caliber artillery. In an interview with Lubomir Ferens, Alexander told why he does not feel guilty, how he differs from mercenaries and how he feels about the defeats of the Russian army.
00:00 Start
02:00 "I don't know where I shot"
03:36 Are 150 thousand rubles good money for Russia?
06:25 "We were told we are going for one month"
08:50 Is artillery attacking or defending?
10:21 What does the military contract say?
12:02 About the Russian oath
16:06 Is the entire Russian army stupid?
19:05 How do contractors differ from mercenaries?
23:15 About pride for the Russian army
23:57 About the defeats of the Russian army
26:26 Is Ukraine an independent country?
30:20 About war crimes
33:10 Could the Russian soldiers refuse the invasion?
35:50 "What can I say to Ukrainians?"
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