In an exclusive interview with RT, former Russian detainee Viktor Bode explained that if he had had the skills, he would have volunteered for the offensive against Ukraine.
I just arrived on Russian soil. “Merchant of Death” Victor Bode “Fully” supported Russia’s attack on Ukraine. In an exclusive interview with Russian media Russia Today on Saturday December 10, even a former Soviet military officer believes. attack Should have happened earlier.
“If I have the opportunity and the necessary skills, I will volunteer,” he said. “To be honest with you, I don’t understand why we didn’t do it sooner. In 2014, if I had the chance, I would have volunteered.”
At the age of 55, Victor Bott was released on ThursdayPrisoner exchange with American basketball player Brittney Griner. So he was very grateful to Vladimir Putin.
In an interview he gave this Saturday, the ex-prisoner mentioned that he had a portrait of the head of state in his cell. “Yes, always. Why not? I’m proud to be Russian, our President Putin.”
Bout denies any links to the Taliban
After his 2008 arrest in Thailand, the Russian arms dealer was sentenced to 25 years in prison in the United States for conspiring to kill several Americans, acquiring and exporting anti-aircraft missiles, and contributing to a terrorist organization.
Victor Bott He presented himself as a businessman whose activities were completely legal. According to him, his conviction served as an “example” to force other Russians to accept agreements with Washington, which he himself refused to do.
The arms dealer denied supplying weapons to Afghanistan and had anything to do with the Taliban: “The Taliban put a price on my head. So how can I say I collaborated with them? Meaning”.
Original article published on BFMTV.com
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