Where to Sign Up in Singapore to Volunteer in Russia-Ukraine War

[Hypocrite-The]

World war two deaths estimate is about 35 mil for russia alone. About 25 mil civilian deaths.
That is why russia is very fussy on defence.

Wat about the 25million russkies killed during the Great purge?

 

[syed putra]

Wat about the 25million russkies killed during the Great purge?

That too.because stalin was Georgian. And russia attacked georgia the moment they state their intention to join nato.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

That too.because stalin was Georgian. And russia attacked georgia the moment they state their intention to join nato.

Is the Russkies killed so many of their own...why kpkb when others invaded n kill just as many? Typical chicon hypocrisy

 

[blackmondy]

Chinese Singaporeans should not sign up and fight for Ukraine simply because there are many Chinese PRC who fight for Russia and really when Russia and Ukraine army see Chinese, they are confuse who are their real enemies.

Mei-mei should encourage sinkapore 2nd-gen tiongs to fight along with Russian army.

 

[myfoot123]

Save your energy. We need sinkies to fight the next GE.

 

[Rogue Trader]

What about ISIS n the Talibans? Shouldn't they be chipping in to help as well since they luv warfare so much?

The Talibans already won back their country. ISIS is a CIA creation.

No Middle Eastern terrorist org will join up to fight in Ukraine anyway since it's not a Holy War

 

[Rogue Trader]

The Talibans already won back their country. ISIS is a CIA creation.

No Middle Eastern terrorist org will join up to fight in Ukraine anyway since it's not a Holy War

I was wrong. Looks like Assadists are joining the fray

Putin says Russia to use Middle East volunteer fighters against Ukraine​

By Guy Faulconbridge

LONDON, March 11 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin gave the green light on Friday for up to 16,000 volunteers from the Middle East to be deployed alongside Russian-backed rebels to fight in Ukraine, doubling down an invasion that the West says has been losing momentum.

The move, just over two weeks since Putin ordered the invasion, allows Russia to deploy battle-hardened mercenaries from conflicts such as Syria without risking additional Russian military casualties. read more


At a meeting of Russia's Security Council, Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said there were 16,000 volunteers in the Middle East who were ready to come to fight alongside Russian-backed forces in the breakaway Donbass region of eastern Ukraine.

"If you see that there are these people who want of their own accord, not for money, to come to help the people living in Donbass, then we need to give them what they want and help them get to the conflict zone," Putin said from the Kremlin.

Shoigu also proposed that Western-made Javelin and Stinger missiles that were captured by the Russian army in Ukraine should be handed over to Donbass forces, along other weaponry such as man-portable air-defense systems, known as MANPADS, and anti-tank rocket complexes.

"As to the delivery of arms, especially Western-made ones which have fallen into the hands of the Russian army - of course I support the possibility of giving these to the military units of the Lugansk and Donetsk people's republics," Putin said.


"Please do this," he told Shoigu. The exchange was shown on Russian state television.

Putin says the "special military operation" in Ukraine is essential to ensure Russia's security after the United States expanded NATO up to its borders and supported pro-Western leaders in Kyiv.

Ukraine says it is fighting for its existence while the United States, and its European and Asian allies have condemned the Russian invasion. China has called for calm.

Shoigu said the operation was all going to plan before requesting Putin's approal for the use of fighters from the Middle East.

U.S. intelligence chiefs told lawmakers on Thursday that Russia had been surprised by the strength of Ukrainian resistance, which had deprived the Kremlin of a quick victory it thought would have prevented the United States and NATO from providing meaningful military aid.

That was causing concern in Beijing, Central Intelligence Agency Director William Burns said.

"I do believe that the Chinese leadership, President Xi (Jinping) in particular, is unsettled," Burns said. "By what he's seen, partly because his own intelligence doesn't appear to have told him what was going to happen."

Shoigu said Western arms were flowing into Ukraine in an "absolutely uncontrolled" way and that the Russian military planned to strengthen its Western border after what he said was a build up of Western military units on Russia's border.


"The general staff is working on, and has almost finished, a plan to strengthen our Western borders, including, naturally, with new modern complexes," Shoigu said.

Putin said the question of how to react to moves by NATO countries need a separate discussion.

Reporting by Guy Faulconbridge; Editing by Tomasz Janowski

Our Standards: The Thomson Reuters Trust Principles.

 

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Ukraine war: Putin seeks foreign volunteers to fight in Ukraine​

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Mr Putin chaired the security council meeting via video link
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for foreign volunteers to be able to fight against Ukrainian forces.
Speaking at a Russian security council meeting, he said those who wanted to volunteer to fight with Russia-backed forces should be allowed to.
Russian Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu said there were 16,000 volunteers in the Middle East ready to fight alongside Russia-backed forces.
US officials said these could include Syrians skilled in urban combat.
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Moscow is a long-standing ally of Syria and Mr Putin has been a key backer of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in the country's civil war.
"If you see that there are these people who want of their own accord, not for money, to come to help the people living in Donbas, then we need to give them what they want and help them get to the conflict zone," Mr Putin told his defence minister.

Mr Shoigu also proposed handing over captured Western anti-tank missile systems to Russian-backed rebel fighters in the breakaway Ukrainian regions of Luhansk and Donetsk in the Donbas region.
"Please do this," Mr Putin said.