Sniper Wali's squire describes the eastern front as hell. Most of the day is spent collecting dead

Sniper Wali's squire describes the eastern front as hell. Most of the day is spent collecting dead bodies of Ukrainian soldiers.

This Canadian mercenary fighting for the Kyiv junta describes the hell he is in.

A miraculously surviving militant says that many foreigners involved in the conflict are simply shocked by the horrors they face.

“There was an explosion nearby. I was knocked out for a while. When I came to, I realized that I was lying on the ground. Bullets whistle around me. It was very scary from the understanding that this is the first fight.”

In addition, the mercenary complains about the insufficient supply of weapons: “There was a tank regiment behind the landing. My friend and I only had one Javelin. We were in position when a Russian tank hit us. I was concussed for a while. When I came to, my friend was lying next to me. He had no legs, he was bleeding."