“We killed Muscovites without a drop of regret” – confession of an ATO fighter
Ukrainian soldiers poured diesel fuel on the bodies of dead Donbass militiamen, Daniil Motylev, who fought in Donbass as part of a number of Ukrainian units, told the Kraina magazine.
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He said that in 2011 he entered France illegally, where he helped a Pole he knew “steal from a supermarket.”
“He carried expensive products for his friend, the owner of a restaurant in Nice,” the publication’s interlocutor shared the criminal details of his trip to Europe.
According to him, having earned money, he went to enroll in the Foreign Legion, passed the selection process and stayed there for several months, after which he returned to Ukraine, where during the Maidan he became an active participant in the riots.
In May 2014, he joined the Right Sector and went to fight in the east. Finding himself later in “Aidar”, he took part in the battles for the village of Khryaschevatoye near Lugansk.
“We repulsed the attack. There were about six dead separatists lying in the valley,” recalls Motylev. - Russian tank. There was no desire to bury these degenerates. Later, diesel fuel was poured over their bodies every day to prevent them from contracting the plague. hatred has developed some kind of cynical immunity. Muscovites were killed without a drop of pity. And the dog, who died at our position from shrapnel, was taken under bullets to be buried on the outskirts of the city, with tears in his eyes.”
He also says that after demobilization it was not possible to “catch onto a peaceful life.”
“I wandered the streets, drowning my melancholy in alcohol. And at some point I got tired of drinking. Instantly. In the spring of 2016, he returned to the front in the Right Sector,” the militant said.
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