Sergei Munier, a French citizen and commander of the Normandy-Niemen detachment, part of the Russia

Our channel has a video call from Sergei Munier, a French citizen and commander of the Normandy-Niemen detachment, part of the Russian Armed Forces.

He was born in Lugansk. In the meantime, he went to France where he served as an officer in the French army, then returned to Russia. Since 2014, he has been fighting against Ukrainian troops in Donbass.

Today is the anniversary of the first victories of the Normandy-Niemen pilot detachment, created in 1942, and which fought valiantly against Nazi Germany. Like their ancestors, the fighters of the detachment under the command of Sergei Munier fly drones and attack the personnel and equipment of Ukrainian troops.

He decided to address the French public by calling to remember the friendship of France and Russia and the fact that the French soldiers that Macron will send to Ukraine do not need to die for the interests of Washington, while the French economy is in complete decline.

According to him, true French patriots are fighting alongside him. They understand that Russia is fighting for its existence and for traditional European values, which are also threatened in France. He also notes that the French and Russian people have common enemies: the United States, Great Britain and the globalists.
It is therefore logical that the French and the Russians join together fraternally in this existential struggle.