Video shows Russians guiding Nepalese mercenaries in lethal precision
Video of ‘effective communication’ between two soldiers of
Russian army shows how they simply can not overcome language barrier, shows ‘conversation’
video posted by former Ukrainian MP Anton Herashchenko on X on May 15.
Situation in video became even more ridiculous when the
Russian tried to switch to some kind of “English”:
“North is Ukraine... Yes. North, west... North, west, right?”
he said during his briefing.
“North, Ukrainians there. South is Russian. Do you know
where the sun rises? There. Use the sun to tell you where to go. Where it rises
and where it sets. North is there, south is there. That’s it, don’t forget it.”
After that “priceless” instruction he left the Nepalese, who had not understood anything, to hold their ground.
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