A few months ago I posted an interview with Kanyuk, a British foreign volunteer soldier in Ukraine that was recovering from a leg injury from a land mine. Since then we went shopping and bought him replacement gear, and he has returned to his unit in the Kramatorsk area. He was nice enough to let me film another interview with him, going over his new gear and how he actually uses it as a soldier:
...and yes, Binance got hacked today; maybe this wasn't the best day to post this. But since when does Bitcoin care about centralized exchanges getting hacked?
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Haven't listened to the interview, yet, but I really enjoy these. Looking for to this one.
Great interview. kinda funny that a floppy camo hat is one of the most important pieces of gear. Also, I did not expect quite so much of the gear to be medical/first aid. Ignorance is bliss.
Thanks!
A really different thing about this war is that the drone threat is making evacuations difficult, which in turn is forcing soldiers to perform much more advanced medical care, for much longer.
The GWOT's "golden hour" is not very relevant here.