The Best in Hell (in English) | FILMED BY ENEMY

Tavsif:

This is a propaganda film produced by the private military company 'Wagner', part of Putin's dictatorial regime in Russia. It has been translated to provide insight into modern warfare in Europe during the summer, to demonstrate the use and capabilities of certain types of weaponry, and to acquaint viewers with the structure of Russian-language radio communications during battles. The film introduces the most likely adversary – the Russian army – which poses a threat to the civilized world. In the footage, 'White' units carry out a storming operation to seize buildings, while 'Yellow' units, entrenched in those buildings, are ready to fight to the end. Assault troops led by a fighter with the call sign 'Polygon' face the difficult task of taking control of a high building in the city center. Tanks and infantry fighting vehicles were intended to facilitate the operation, but fierce resistance from the enemy, supported by heavy mortars and strike drones, deprives the attackers of the advantage.