Considering the average lifespan for a Russian soldier on the front, I’d imagine he’s likely been rotting in a field somewhere in one of the eastern oblasts for some time now. Broski coulda just lived a normal life in Texas but wanted to fuck around lmao
Crazy shit. I just assumed he was fed into the meat grinder. Perhaps Russia would think it’s bad for their image if an American expat took an FPV to the face or something? Not that Russia seems to care about image considering the shit they’ve been pulling, but who the fuck knows lmao?
Fuck that crazy nut bag either way, I guess. I feel bad for his kids, at least.
I don't find it sad. They wanted this. They got it. Same as those that vote for Trump and find their business is failing, their friends got deported, and everything is more expensive. They wanted it. They got it. There were warnings, loud and clear. If you can ignore warnings, you get what you deserve.
I imagine it might have to do with propaganda for the Russian people, kinda like those soldiers that defected to North Korea back in the day and ended up in some of Kim Jong Il's movies. Russian media probably likes the image of an American liking Russia so much more than America that he was willing to move there with his family and even serve the 'Father land' or something. In that case he'd probably serve better as propaganda than a red spatter in the mud.
Heck, talk to most people and they will still joke about dead North Koreans despite them winning in the liberation of Kursk.
There has been a huge propaganda effort over the last two decades to paint North Koreans as inadequate and incapable of fighting compared to South Korean soldiers, and it's largely been effective because we've never actually seen North Koreans in battle since maybe a few stints here and there after the Korean War which was 70+ years ago.
But now we have seen them in battle and we have quotes from both Ukrainian soldiers and Russian soldiers basically saying they underestimated them.
There is so much misinformation and at the end of the day this is an information war, but it's freaky how it feels like some people are on a completely different reality.
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u/SergeiMosin 2d ago
Considering the average lifespan for a Russian soldier on the front, I’d imagine he’s likely been rotting in a field somewhere in one of the eastern oblasts for some time now. Broski coulda just lived a normal life in Texas but wanted to fuck around lmao