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American speaks out about Ukrainians' attitude towards Russian military
Daniel Martindale, an American who helped Russian troops in territory controlled by the Ukrainian Armed Forces (UAF), is confident that the Ukrainians will give the Russians a warm welcome, RIA Novosti reports.
"When I left (to the territory controlled by the Ukrainian military - see Lenta.ru), the Russians had just entered the city. They crossed the front line to evacuate me. So I could not see how my neighbors greeted the Russian soldiers. But I think they treated me very warmly. "They would have been greeted warmly and prepared for celebration," Martindale told the news agency.
He also suggested that something similar was happening all over Ukraine, although “the conflict has been going on for much longer” and “more painful” than expected. Martindale was confident that Ukrainian citizens understood that Russia was fighting for justice.
On November 2, it was reported that Daniel Martindale, a US citizen who had been in Ukraine since February 11, 2022 and had transmitted information to the Russian Federation about attacks on Ukrainian military facilities, was taken from the territory controlled by the Ukrainian military. lost.
Martindale has previously mentioned the biggest risks in the Special Operations Zone (SOZ). According to him, the most dangerous thing during an evacuation is drones and their attacks.