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One-legged Russian serviceman, born in the Eastern Ukraine, tells his life story. He was working with papers back in 2014 when the war in Ukraine de-facto started - he didn't properly finish his last day of a wage slave. He said that since the Ukrainian policemen, sent to squash the rebellion of Donbass - killed his relatives, including a 1.5 years old kid, he decided to take arms. Eventually, after 2022 started, he lost his leg to an FPV drone, which gave him an idea to work with the FPV drones since he can't do anything else for the war effort.
>https://files.catbox.moe/uq2vxm.mp4
There are many men crippled by this war on both sides. Once the war is over - what can they do? How are they supposed to live their lives further?