Zwei finnische Bürger, die auf entgegengesetzten Seiten kämpfen, treffen aufeinander

Mitä vittua?!

what’s going on here? im assuming the blurred guy was on the russian side

Russian side guy is not a finnish citizen, altough has lived in finland and can speak finnish.

Doesn’t sound like a native Finnish speaker.

– I found a new friend from the factory of Vovtšansk. Wanna introduce yourself?

– yeah so my name is *blurred*, lived in Finland almost all my life. Somehow ended up here through Russia

– So youre now in the Russian armed forces?

– yes

– which unit?

– Prigade 128, section Sturm-V

– what year were u born?

– *blurred*

– How has the Russian army treated you?

– So beautiful words, i cant really even say. We were thrown out here like wet blankets and left to dry on our own. All the wounded are just lying around diying. I already have two injuries, a bullet wound and a fragment wound (mortar). Cant see anything with my other eye. Nobody gives a fuck.

I feel like the fin dude on the right has the moral and legal obligation to kick some sense into the fin guy on the left.

I wonder how they just dragged him in the war in the first place, is he like one of those dual citizenship fellows who just happened to have russian passport with him during travel? Or a stupid volunteer? Ei jumalauta

Hullua vittu

What kind of a «finn» would fight WITH the Russians? He’s an anti-Finn.

Good thing the subtitles are in the language they are speaking

There was an article in the finnish Helsingin Sanomat newspaper. He is referred as “Jari” in the article. He was born in the soviet union, but his family moved to finland when he was young at the end of the 80’s. Because of his track record in crimes he was never handed the finnish citizenship. He had a finnish girlfriend which later became his wife. But he never felt like he fitted in in finland. Later he started using drugs and decided at one point in the year 2017 to move to russia without even speaking russian. He’s criminal behaviour followed him to russia and eventually he was jailed for selling drugs. He got 12 years prisonment. After couple of months he was asked if he wanted to rot in the prison or take part of the special operation. Having more than 11 years to serve left, the decision was obvious. He would join the russian army.

He got a two week training and sent to Kharkiv, where he was captured in the city of Vovtšank.

Here’s the full article (it’s in finnish): https://www.hs.fi/kirjeenvaihtajat/art-2000010760071.html

A typical loser.Poor man

Those booms in the back sound like explosions. Specifically hearable at around 0:12 seconds. Are they interviewing him while being attacked?

I get them in Australia (Russians) they just love Putin and think the country is just the greatest and the most powerful in the world. Hard to understand ignorance in kind fashion.