Putin's war is hopeless for Russian solders
“B**ch, we haven't been on vacation for years and f**k it,” the soldier still fighting in the war said.
“When are you going home, Vasya? At least tell me,” the wounded soldier asked.
He replied: “I wish I knew.”
The second soldier asked the wounded soldier how many people were in the hospital with him. He replied: “More than 500 people! Many more will come...”
Describing the ongoing war which he is still participating in, the fighting soldier said: “Everything is the same as it used to be.”
He added: “From here, we must move on to Sinkivka.”
“They're making it difficult for us, squeezing our rights everywhere,” the injured soldier exclaimed.
“The second year has passed, darn it! If I hadn't been injured, I would have stayed there.”
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“The most critical time in any battle is not when I’m fatigued, it’s when I no longer care.”
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