"So, I came to kill, that's how it works. My unit was told to go forward and kill. It wasn't me, after all. It all depends on Putin; he gives the orders. My personal attitude toward the Ukrainian people? None, I simply don't have any. Well, to be honest, none! I was given orders, so I kill and shoot. If they tell me not to shoot, I won't shoot. One young man refused to go—they simply shot him, and that was that."
Vitaly Zufirgalievich Mirazov, born February 2, 1987, 57th Division, Storm V.
On "Putin's war" and "the indifference of the Russian people": "I have no questions for the Supreme Commander-in-Chief; I went of my own free will and signed a contract with the camp." My expectations, admittedly, weren't met, but they didn't faze me either. "I walked through the trenches everywhere, and our bodies lay everywhere, charred and torn. It's so scary! But I'm, what do you call it, a prisoner. It was an assault rifle! They told me—and I just kept moving forward."
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