ЛЕЙТЕНАNТ РАZВЕДКИ С ПЕРVЫХ ДNЕЙ БЕГАL, Х0ТЕЛ VЕТЕRАNА П0LУЧИТЬ И МН0Г0 ДЕНЕG @VolodymyrZolkin

In this interview, journalist Vladimir Zolkin and Dmitry Karpenko speak with a Russian lieutenant who has been captured, detailing his first days in captivity. The conversation begins at 0:00 with a behind‑the‑scenes introduction, then at 1:40 the dialogue starts. At 3:45 the speaker asks whether the listener knows the Buryat language, and at 4:25 he talks about his family. At 7:18 he discusses money from the apostle, and at 10:50 he reflects on how much he would like. At 15:15 he explains why he became a volunteer, and at 20:10 he mentions that the first time was insufficient. At 22:10 he speaks about religion, and at 26:30 he describes a turning point. At 33:45 he lists excuses, and at 36:45 he asks why. At 40:40 he recounts how many calls he received, and at 44:55 he discusses a strange concept. At 56:35 he says he has already earned, and at 1:06:15 he explains how he got there. At 1:17:50 he calls his wife, at 1:23:45 he asks what it will give, at 1:31:15 he admits he was deceived, at 1:35:28 he makes a plea, at 1:38:11 he goes behind the scenes, and at 1:44:25 he says he cannot present. The interview concludes with reflections on the war, the desire for money, and the personal motivations of a captured soldier, all framed within the broader context of documenting the conflict between Ukraine and Russia.