JD Vance's cousin who fought for Ukraine reveals how Russian troops shot each other
Photo: US Vice President's cousin Nate Vance (screenshot)
The cousin of the US Vice President, Nate Vance, said that he saw with his own eyes how the Russians shot their military who wanted to retreat. He saw this during his stay in Ukraine, CNN reports.
Nate Vance said that he has a unique perspective on what is happening in Ukraine, and it is different from most Americans. According to him, there are cultural differences between Americans and Ukrainians, as well as Americans and Russians.
“I think if you try to deal with Russia through an American lens, it will come back to bite you. They don't necessarily think like we think,” he said.
The brother of the US Vice President claims that he personally saw Russians shooting their own military if they retreated from the battlefield. He said that this happened “enough times” to consider it a policy, not an isolated incident.
“So these people, as a policy, will eat their own. So they will not hesitate to eat an American president or Vice President. They don't care what we think. They are not our allies and they never will be. Not at least for a generation,” Nate Vance said.
Background
Recently, it became known that the cousin of US Vice President J.D. Vance fought for Ukraine as part of the Da Vinci Wolves. It was about Nate Vance.
According to media reports, Nate Vance served in the US Marine Corps for 4 years, after which he lived in Texas and worked for an oil company. In March 2022, he traveled to Lviv because he wanted to help and saw history being written.
