Discussion on War and Animal Welfare

The chief looter is sitting here, he robbed the convicts.

Under the leadership of the captured... Yes, under leadership, under my close guidance.

How many Russian stormtroopers did you leave without motorcycles?

Well, two for sure, who rode in and stayed. By the way, one stayed there.

Animals simply dragged him apart and ate him.

The guys took one of them prisoner.

The vehicle they arrived on, I drove out on it.

Those are two motorcycles, right?

Yes, yes. I have it somewhere,

a video of me riding there, the grass was green.

It was around summer, because the grass was so green.

Something like that, yes. I was still running back then,

running past one Russian, he was intact.

Then a week later, I was going to the guys, and as I ran, he was already...

well, eaten almost up to his waist.

And then a couple of days later, I was walking and there was only a spine left of him. Already.

There are no ribs, nothing, just a spine. Not even a skull, they must have dragged it away.

Those are pigs. Dogs ate them, dogs. Dogs and cats are hungry there.

In '25, I don't know how much food I'll bring to Tokmachka.

Every time I go out, I have a bag of food. Pasta,

bread, or canned food.

I arrive,

I put this bag of food under a tree.

Then we go, do our job, come back. I also go in another direction,

two kilometers there, two back.

I go, like, to feed a dog that

is in a cellar. He lives there, he's hungry.

Incredible, you also feed cats and dogs? Yes. Well, I feel most sorry for them.

They have no option to go to a store to buy something, because they have no owners.

Also, one dog was evacuated,

He used to meet us very often in Tokmachka, running after us.

us. When we went there for work, he ran after us. Well, we decided to take him

with us. Basically, he lives with us there now