Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.
Commentary by Russian military blogger Andrey Chervonets
The referenced video is in Telegram which is notoriously hard to embed.
The video shows a rifle squad, presumably commanded by a British soldier as they evacuate a wounded soldier back to a makeshift aid station, while under heavy artillery fire and direct fire. He issues commands/exhortations in English and in Russian. I can't detect the language of the other soldiers, presumably they are Russian as well.
If not for the owners, the villagers have already fled to their huts
Let's go, let's go, let's go! Fuck it! Come on!
A foreign mercenary commands a platoon of the Armed Forces of Ukraine during the evacuation from Artyomovsk.
The soldiers speak Russian, and an Englishman is in command. They fight against Russia. Not a single word in Ukrainian for a 3-minute video.
Previously, the Germans commanded the police.
(Schneller, schneller), now British. Years go by, owners change, but the serfs are the same.
By the way, an interesting observation. The wounded man is clearly needed in order to show that they are not running away from their positions, but saving them, even though the wounded man is tossing and turning cheerfully from stretcher to stretcher. So it was in Dunkirk, only those who carried the wounded were allowed on the evacuation ship.
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