Up to €3,400 per month: Meet the Spanish company recruiting fighters for Ukraine

I know it's not the focus of the story but take a look at how the anti-Russian propaganda is placed up front in this story. The guy in question was hit by a Russian attack, so his enmity at Russia is understandable. The propaganda aspect is the way that it casts Russia's approach to POWs. Look:

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I'll caveat this by saying I'm no medic but this doesn't add up. All that and Hlib survives for a month well enough to be copulating a short while later after further treatment at home? Sounds like he received enough medical care that his injuries could eventually be overcome. (Either that or he was injured on something like 28th Feb and repatriated on 1st March – that's still technically the 'following month'.) Thanks BBC, for drumming up more anti-Russian, pro-war sentiment.

The narrative could be true, of course. It just seems a little fishy.

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That’s very little money to be paying someone to get shelled.
- But they do take really good care of them afterwards
  https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66443573
  
  Gulag.
  
  I know it's not the focus of the story but take a look at how the anti-Russian propaganda is placed up front in this story. The guy in question was hit by a Russian attack, so his enmity at Russia is understandable. The propaganda aspect is the way that it casts Russia's approach to POWs. Look:
  
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  I'll caveat this by saying I'm no medic but this doesn't add up. All that and Hlib survives for a month well enough to be copulating a short while later after further treatment at home? Sounds like he received enough medical care that his injuries could eventually be overcome. (Either that or he was injured on something like 28th Feb and repatriated on 1st March – that's still technically the 'following month'.) Thanks BBC, for drumming up more anti-Russian, pro-war sentiment.
  The narrative could be true, of course. It just seems a little fishy.
That Francoist legacy is still ongoing I see.