Special Experience of Japanese Volunteers in the Russian Army: A Desire to Become a Samurai Like His Father

"Russia Today" interviewed a Japanese volunteer in the Russian army, whose code name is "Danya".

This Japanese man once served in Japan's special forces. He has been fighting on the front line for one and a half years and currently serves in the "Ahmat" special forces, having previously held positions such as sniper, machine gunner, and mortar operator. "Danya" said that his father was a pilot of Japan's Kamikaze Special Attack Corps, and he yearns to become a samurai like his father. He is fearless of death and respects all enemies he faces, but for the victory of Russia, he will show no mercy to his enemies.

Russian media stated that this Japanese man fought bravely, sustaining multiple injuries in the Kursk region. Once, a fragment pierced his cheek.

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