Christian Fano militia. One of the oldest Christian nations in the world.

Bizzare frontline-first-aid lesson in a high school in Russia taught by a soldier with a Rusich patch.

The children attending this class are in the 10th grade, and the classes are taught under the guise of "patriotic lessons" by a member of a neo-nazi faction currently fighting in Ukraine.

Recent videos from the IG account of a Russian soldier from the Caspian Batallion. The first recording shows the moment when an Ukrainian drone laden with explosives hit his trench.

Compared to the very cinematic and "clean videos" that both sides share in this war such videos offer a real unfiltered perspective into daily occurrences in this war.

Without any attempt to be biased, a certain repeating pattern I keep seeing of these Russian soldiers from these "ethnic-based Batallions" (which now are all covered into the Redut-umbrella or the so called Russian Volunteers of these batallions) (regardless if they are from Ossetia, Kazakhs, Chechens etc) the social media accounts of these soldiers include all sorts of memos or moments from the war with total disregard for opsec. Positions are shown, their faces, war crimes, allied forces dead and so on.

This either reflects a total lack of training, or the old saying and stereotype of a soldier seeing paradise at the end of a gun's barrel and simply not caring.