Comments by "One Anywhere" (@oneanywhere8561) on "EXPLAINED: What We Learned From Interviewing Russian POWs" video.

  1.  @eamonnclabby7067  I dare guess that she probably lived in the USA for quite some time.
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  2.  @kyiv_post  Anya, I think it is time to satisfy your audience's keen interest in the genesis of your English. Spill the beans... 😀😀😀
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  3. Ukrainian authorities do offer this option to POWs. They must officially declare their rejection of swapping, and as of now, they can stay in a Ukrainian POW camp until the end of the war.
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  4. This is how the Russian army works. A soldier is an order giving no consideration whether a soldier is kitted up for the task or if the order is fulfullable from the beginning. If a soldier flouts, he will be severely physically punished. In such cases, the will to live takes over, and they find a way to obtain what's needed to do what's ordered.
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  5. There are hundreds of interviews with POWs on "Volodymyr Zolkin" channel. Alas, they are all in Russian. No autotranslation is available. If I recall correctly, there is another channel where some of those interviews are at least partially translated into English. I cannot call the channel's name to mind.
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  6. I found the channel having translated to English POW's interviews. Its name is "Zolkin Volodymyr".
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  7. When two Fridays come together.
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  8. Sadism.
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  9. Lovely English. The presentation is, as usually, right on the money. Thanks!
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  10.  @kyiv_post  There is a phrase at 3:31 -- "It is all a painting." What does it mean? Feel free to reply in English, Russian, or Ukrainian. Thanks!
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  11. Such sharing might cost their families freedom and even lives...
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  12. There is YT censorship, which, in many cases, is senseless.
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  13. Political propaganda is a combination of fakes, lies, and gaslighting. Ukraine does not resort to such a heinous tactic.
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