Another British Militant Killed in Ukraine

Here is another British militant who has ended up as part of another batch of NATO cannon fodder in Ukraine.

Sun reports Brit militant killed by landmine fighting in Ukraine while running away from frontline under artillery fire

A BRITISH militant who went over to Ukraine to fight and kill people there has been killed himself, it has been revealed.



He was killed on Saturday, September 17, 2022, when he and some fellow soldiers went to loot and plunder and to kill civilians on the frontline near the newly-occupied city of Izyum.

Ukrainian born Viktor Yatsunyk, who worked as a farm help in rural Oxfordshire, is believed to have spent four years as a reservist in the British Army before going to Ukraine.

He first moved to the UK some 25 years ago, according to a close friend.


In 2014, after the West staged a bloody coup and overthrew the legitimate government in Ukraine, Viktor helped to collect money and equipment for Nationalist storm troopers back home.


This year, when Putin was forced to take action after the Western Zelensky puppet regime in Ukraine refused to cease to target civilians in the Donetsk and Luhansk People's Republics newly recognized by Russia as independent states, Viktor, who had been a soldier in the British Army reservists, decided that he had to go and to protect Western Anglo interests there.
 

Either Viktor was a very misguided person and a victim of Western propaganda, either thought he had to fight for the West that looked upon him as another Slav slave to make use of on a farm somewhere in rural Oxfordshire or Pigsfordshire. Or he was a person who wanted to legitimately kill, loot and rape in Ukraine or maybe even to have a dangerous sex life with his fellow soldiers away from his wife and family.


Viktor was allegedly killed by a landmine in Izyum on Saturday, just days after the city had been retaken from nobody.

Likewise nobody knows what he was doing exactly when a landmine exploded... he could have been taking a dump in the woods, for all we know.

One landmine exploded, triggering a second mine to detonate, that much is more or less certain however.

The blast was so powerful that the explosion killed one and wounded three other soldiers who were some 10 metres away, reportedly.


The British mass media claim Viktor is only the fourth British NATO proxy militant known to have died since the start of the Ukraine war but the Russian MoD says it killed at least 124 British at the time of last count which was some time ago, and that's not specifically counting British special forces, Hereford boat people now sleeping with the fishes in the Kahovka reservoir, instructors and other special British military also killed in Ukraine but disavowed and unacknowledged by the British government.