I have not seen the vide that Vladilav mentions. But I do want to comment on the derogatory comment that Russell was 'some American.' to whic Vladiislav comments very appropriately. It is very difficult for people from foreign nations to be appreciated if their nation has committed crimes against another country. America has committed crimes against Russia, and is continuing to do so. But why condemn a volunteer for the liberation of Donetsk because of his place of birth? That is chauvinism and racism. No one can erase where their parents chose to live and the nation where they were born. No one chan control their childhood experiences. All we can change is what we do as adults. Russell did that. He influenced tens of thousands of people around the world of the justness of the cause of Donbass. For this, he is warmly remembered and respected. The person who called him 'some American' is attempting to use his place of birth as a rationale to dismiss the importance of cinding those guilty of his disappearance and possibly murder. That is unacceptable. It is the actions of people for which they can be judged. Russell did good in Donbass. He is one of the good people of the earth. Let us remember this as we support his wife and his allies in their pursuit of justice and closure.