Viral Video Shows Ukrainian Man Offering To Tow Russian Troops Back To Their Country After Their Tank Breaks Down
A video is going viral purportedly showing a man telling stranded Russian troops he could ¡°tow them back to Russia¡± after spotting their tank had broken down on a road en route to Kyiv.
Ukrainians are brave and they are full of humour. They are not only fighting the Russian invasion with dogged spirit, but also with their sense of humour.
A video is going viral purportedly showing a man telling stranded Russian troops he could ¡°tow them back to Russia¡± after spotting their tank had broken down on a road en route to Kyiv.
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In the clip shared widely across social media, a Ukrainian man pulls up his car alongside the motionless military vehicle and asks several soldiers from his open window whether they have broken down.
Upon being told that they have run out of fuel, the driver prompts laughter from the soldiers as he asks: ¡°Can I tow you back to Russia?¡± They can all be heard laughing.
A priceless exchange of a brave Ukrainian citizen with Russian army stuck out of fuel. ENGLISH SUBTITLES.
¡ª Ali ??? (@aliostad) February 26, 2022
[Thanks to my Ukrainian friend for transcription and translation] pic.twitter.com/Rar3WRXEwD
According to translations on social media, he then tells the soldiers they are en route to Kyiv after they fail to tell him where they are supposed to be going.
When the soldiers inquire about the conflict, the driver responds saying that Ukraine ¡°is winning, Russians are surrendering¡± and implies that they should give up their arms too, according to translations.
In a separate incident going viral online, an elderly man confronts Russian soldiers.
"What the f.k are you doing here? I am Russian too, but I live in this state. You have your country, we have ours. Don't you have problems in your country to solve? Are you all rich there, as in the Emirates? You're just puppets"
¡ª Olga Tokariuk (@olgatokariuk) February 26, 2022
Love this gradpa in Melitopol, Zaporizhia region https://t.co/r0VZDsxa4P
According to a translation posted by Kyiv-based freelance correspondent, Olga Tokariuk, he tells them: ¡°What the f*** are you doing here? I am Russian too, but I live in this state. You have your country, we have ours.
¡°Don¡¯t you have problems in your country to solve? Are you all rich there, as in the Emirates? You¡¯re just puppets.¡±
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