Are there any chinese or iranian personnel fighting for russia in ukraine ? what about the presence of ffl, sas or seals?
Foreign forces in ukraine
Are there any chinese or iranian personnel fighting for russia in ukraine ? what about the presence of ffl, sas or seals?
wasn't it speculated there were some Iranians on one of those planes that was shot down?
Misleading screen. Nobody said they are fighting.
As for ruzzia, they just use mercenaries, random arrested foreigners (mosty from central Asia), and Iranians probably helped with drone attacks.
With their shitfling with israel heating up? Yeah, fat chance. They have too much problems at home to get involved.
>Are there any chinese or iranian personnel fighting for russia in ukraine ?
There have been some Chinese grifting about it, I think they made some good money before they were caught.
I heard about some Chinese that signed up for real and regretted it and begged people to get their government to get them out.
Wearing a buttoned up shirt, no LBE or weapon, no dirt on him, posing in a generic commie- building and a generic field.
Is there such a thing as "Stolen Non-Valor"?
Kek.
>Is there such a thing as "Stolen Non-Valor"?
It was for views on Chinese tiktok and probably some money in there somewhere.
Is he actually dead now?
topjej
>Regarding the presence of special forces such as the French Foreign Legion (FFL)
Not a special forces group.
There’s a LOT of foreigners fighting on the Russian side. There’s a citizenship-for-service deal in place that they’re using to actively recruit from neighboring countries and also "offering" it to illegal migrants they’ve been cracking down on. Yesterday I saw a post on Dvach of a woman on a bus in Mariupol in which she took a video of the passengers — all foreigners. Russia building new migrant communities, and Putin has reportedly strengthened the deal several times via decree (ie guaranteed 1 month max citizenship processing, can bring over the family, etc). No one knows how many they’re brining in but it looks like it’s a massive flood. That would explain why they only had a moderate annual draft increase in spite of taking such high losses. The Russian army is probably mostly migrants on the deal or internal minorities.
>Russia will accept the new normal.
>Russia is about to go into a new multicultural mode, and us israelites are going to be at the heart of that transformation and we will be resented for it, but it must take place or Russia will not survive.
Interesting post. The Russians may suffer more by having to pay for all these people though. None of these foreigners are volunteering for free.
Add in a term that allows Ukraine to press-gang civilians from Moscow, St.Petersburg, etc, for rubble-clearing, de-mining, and general reconstruction purposes. Teach them the price of political apathy.
I heard that the average age of Ukrainian soldiers is 43, isn't that a big issue?
Demographically yes Future Ukraine is going to be depopulated win or lose, tactically and strategically not really.
The only advantage of younger fit troops is in a retreat they can run away faster, in static defence old-age and arthritis is not a disadvantage tactically and is an advantage strategically as they are forced to stay and defend to the last man or at least run away slower.
Except the people being drafted are largely older.
Yes, but they do it to preserve demography.
The frick you mean? They draft older because those are guys that already have children.
They do it because a lot of the regular conscription demographic fled the country.
No.
IRGC advisors and technical staff are busy in Yemen, Syria and Lebanon.
Chinese - no.
Western SF - also no. The west is deliberately only training Ukrainians in distant places like UK so there's no push / mission-creep for 'in-field mentoring' as would likely happen if training was in Ukraine.
It's just 2 large bunches of Slavs, a few ex-Mils and Larpers, some Chechens, and that handful of conscripted Pajeets who got screwed.
= "And nothing of value was lost"
is there a reason you gays always cut off the source?
https://www.dw.com/en/ukraine-updates-presence-of-foreign-troops-open-secret/live-68619249
that doesn't answer my question
So you don't know so quickly that he's and Indian paid to shitpost on PrepHole
They always spam these articles from Indian news websites like EurasianTimes and DW
The first actual boots-on-ground 'troops' the US sent beyond staff at destination air-bases and visiting Brass were Ammo Storage inspectors to try to account for all the Javelin ATGMs that were dropped off by USAF C17s in the first year - and were then turning up in the black-markets of Eastern Europe and as far as Syria.
>they were not welcomed by Ukraine
That’s a meme. They literally found nothing to suggest they are actively doing that.
There were no confirmed reports of Chinese or Iranian personnel fighting for Russia in Ukraine. However, the situation may have evolved since then, so it's essential to consult recent and credible sources for the most accurate information. Regarding the presence of special forces such as the French Foreign Legion (FFL), British Special Air Service (SAS), or U.S. Navy SEALs in Ukraine, there haven't been any widely reported instances of their involvement in direct combat in Ukraine. These elite units typically operate discreetly and are deployed for specific missions rather than engaging in conventional warfare. If there have been any developments since my last update, it's crucial to verify them through recent and credible news sources.
China and Iran no doubt have lots of Observers, NCO and young officers, getting exp.