Chinese Soldier Fighting For Russia EXPOSES Putin's INCOMPETENCE!

🌍🔍 On May 24, 2024, Lei’s Real Talk released a compelling video directly from the Ukraine war frontlines. This is not propaganda, nor does it contain battle footage. Instead, it’s an eye-opening personal account from Li Jianwei, a former People's Liberation Army soldier turned mercenary for Russia, sharing the brutal reality of war. 💥

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[joso]

I know Xi - those Chinese soldiers are not there to fight Ukraine. They are there to see how weak the Russian Army is.
Siberia is an easier conquest than Taiwan.

[fatblokediets]

Moral of the story - don’t fight as a mercenary for a ruthless dictator

[laskey]

A Russian soldier is a refurbished prisoner using their grandparent's weapons.

[laskey]

Russia doesn't send food to their troops because they are expected to die before they're hungry.

[btHead]

I can't feel sorry for a man that willingly went on a war on a side that can bomb child hospital in the capital city of my country.
If he can't understand how that's a bad decision - shame on him.
No compassion, whatsoever

Sorry, but almost every Kyiv citizen went through that clinic at least once in a childhood, including me.

[erniecat]

"there is no such problem in the PLA because chinese soldiers are brothers in life and death" what a bold statement for an armed force that haven't participated in any major military conflict since 1979 and even that was a pretty poor performance

[LittleRadicalThinker]

I remember other channels reported his video. He also mentioned how hard to just surrender, you can’t raise a white flag because your comrades will shot you from your back, and Ukraine will think you are faking it and also shoot you. It’s just countless scenarios we can’t imagine after living in a peaceful life since birth. War is more brutal than the most horrific horror movie you’ve ever watched.

[larzkruber]

Poor Li
He just wanted to invade a smaller country
But they defend themself😭😭😭
My pity is of the charts

[Zakvadr]

“Russian survival is rated at 8 to 10 hours”

Is this the real world or the Imperial Guard?!

[kenandbarbie-bc]

The trouble with authoritarian governments is that there is inadequate feedback from the front lines. Putin has isolated himself by being surrounded by yes men. Citizens have no voice fearing the consequences to themselves, loved ones & family, unable to protest this poor waste of lives & resources.☹️

[saltzmann]

It seems to me it would be easier for both sides to put their energy into removing Putin, it would be far less costly.

[xpkareem]

These mercenaries seem to think that dead men can spend money. Pro Tip: they can't.

[ianlewis]

The PLA haven't fought a war in about 70 year's so I don't think a PLA veteran can really bring that much experience, but they are likely better trained than the conscript's.

[thumper]

As an American, 100% Disabled war veteran, I can tell you that urban, street fighting is no picnic for us either. Unless you can use air attacks to level the city, trying to take it building by building is always very dangerous.

[iwantyourcookiesnow]

Now you know why so many Russian troops are dying.

[stevedolesch]

Buying back Soviet-era arms from soviet-era or friendly countries to Putin. Hilarious.

[tanker]

When you look at a full scale map of Russia and Ukraine side by side, you really get a grasp on how little progress they've made in two plus years. It's like every state east of the Mississippi river invaded Texas and they're only a quarter of the way to Dallas.

[kalmah]

I have been watching almost every video I can on reddit and it seems like the conditions for Russians has been terrible from the beginning, but it's insane how there seems to be no limit to the pain the Russians are willing to put their own people through.

[chippydogwoofwoof]

One side is mostly fighting for money whilst the other side is fighting for their homeland and their loved ones.
🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦

[mrchefcheck]

In contrast with my time in the US military... I never starved. Did I go hungry sometimes during training exercises? Sure. But we all knew there was a meal at the end of the day and sometimes that's the only morale boost you need.