"I don't know how we survived": Polish volunteer in the Armed Forces told about fighting in Ukraine

Vegas served in a foreign legion and then in the Marines. According to the fighter, the worst weapons of the invaders are cassette shells. As part of a foreign legion, and then the Marines of the Armed Forces of Ukraine fought a Polish volunteer with a call sign "Vegas". In an interview with the Polish portal Defense 24, the military spoke about his combat route.

Vegas originally from Poland, lived in France, and since the beginning of a full -scale war he initially began to help refugees from Ukraine. Territorially, he was in Warsaw. He then decided to join a foreign legion. According to "Vegas", his unit was Americans, British, from South America and Poland. The Polish volunteer says that he was serving under Bakhmut near the Tick. "It was a trenches and artillery war. Every released our artillery projectile fell 10 Russian.

In such a war, the infantryman - nothing. A turning point for me was the death of a twin with which I could not do anything. I died from the shelling. be more effective in the fight against the Russians, so I was looking for a different role on the front. So I got into a mortar battery. I went to the Ukrainian Marine Infantry, "says the fighter. Already as part of the Marines, he fought in Donetsk region and Zaporozhye. He also says they had mines from different countries, even from Iran.

The shells could be hit by the Tehran's attempt to supply a proxy weapons, which is confiscated in international waters. In the war you need to be inventive, so the mortar battery should be constantly moved. "This is the battle of ingenuity, we must be constantly in motion. However, the movement does not protect against danger. We were shot at us by cassette ammunition. I don't know how, but none of us was injured. It's the worst weapon that Russians use in their arsenal.