As you know, about 7-8 months ago I declared that I lost any corporate solidarity with the US military, especially after witnessing a wave of war crimes committed both in Russia and Iran by people "trained" and provided for by the US military. Having said that:
It is not JUST because this American soldier was suffering from his wounds, for Russians, especially doctors, he is first and foremost a human and a wounded soldier second, albeit it is a serious consideration, of course, because corporate solidarity (I cannot have any solidarity with Hegseth or Kellogg) or not--he is a warrior who suffered and his suffering was supposed to be stopped. Russian doctors did their job. They always will. It is normal, Russians treat even VSU wounded well, unlike it is the other way around, where some Russian wounded POWs have been operated upon without anesthesia. Guess where this came from?
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