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More details on the hand to hand fight between Russian Yakut fighter and Ukrainian solider
Direct Translation via Google Translate. Edited.Yakut fighter who defeated Ukrainian in hand-to-hand combat calls for remaining human [Regnum] Yakut fighter of the Russian Armed Forces Andrei Grigoriev, who defeated a Ukrainian soldier in hand-to-hand combat in the village of Trudovoye in the DPR, said that in any situation it is necessary to remain human and maintain humanity. His words are quoted by Channel Five.  “We are all people and in any situation we must be people, humanity comes first,” he noted. Grigoriev specified that he fought to the last, because he clearly understood that only one person would emerge victorious from this fight. At the same time, he said that he won due to better combat training, despite the fact that the Ukrainian outweighed him. More from regnum.ru New video of a fight between a Yakut fighter and a Ukrainian military man has emerged A new video has appeared of hand-to-hand combat between a Russian Armed Forces attack aircraft from Yakutia, Andrey Grigoriev, and a Ukrainian Armed Forces serviceman. The footage, taken from a drone, was published by the Telegram channel “Military Chronicle”. The authors of the Telegram channel claim that the video was filmed from a Ukrainian Armed Forces drone. It is assumed that the drone operator was observing a fight between a fighter from Yakutia and a Ukrainian soldier. Even more from regnum.ru A stormtrooper from Yakutia overheard a conversation between women from the Ukrainian Armed Forces about his “death” A stormtrooper from Yakutia, Andrey Grigoriev, call sign Tuta, who became famous after winning a hand-to-hand fight with a Ukrainian soldier, told how women from the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU) thought he was dead. According to the Russian fighter, the Ukrainian military used about 20 drones against him. In addition, the Ukrainian Armed Forces sent reconnaissance groups to find out whether he had survived. One day, Tuta overheard a conversation between two women from the Ukrainian Armed Forces. "They say: "Go check!" But no one dared to go in. And this woman says: "He definitely didn't survive without medical help. He somehow got there yesterday, we hit him with drones," the WarGonzo Telegram channel quotes the Yakut attacker as saying. More from regnum.ru A stormtrooper from Yakutia said that a Ukrainian soldier asked him to surrender before their knife fight A fighter from Yakutia, Andrei Grigoriev, call sign Tuta, serving in the assault unit of the Russian Armed Forces, said that a Ukrainian serviceman offered him to lay down his arms before their knife fight. The Russian serviceman said this in an interview. The conversation with Grigoriev is reported by the Telegram channel WarGonzo. The attack aircraft clarified that he was pursued by two Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers, one of whom he destroyed. After that, Tutu was attacked by a kamikaze drone and the Russian soldier received a shrapnel wound. Grigoriev tried to find shelter, but the second Ukrainian soldier continued to pursue him. He offered Tuta to surrender. In exchange, the Ukrainian soldier promised to treat and feed the wounded man. “This is how he was buying time, waiting for the second kamikaze drone to arrive,” said the Russian serviceman. Related: Yakut 01/04/2025 More on the Yakut soldier, Andrei Grigoryev Yakut 01/03/2025 Close combat in Trudovo Yakut 12/29/2024 Russian flag raised on nuclear icebreaker Yakutia Posted by: badanov 2025-01-05 |
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