An American defense force veteran who left his domestic in Connecticut to volunteer on the frontlines in Ukraine claimed he helped to wreck seven Russian tanks with Ukrainian forces.
"o.k.. to this point, we took out seven Russian tanks, after an extended hearth fight we took control of the enviornment," James Vasquez, a U.S. military veteran and constructing contractor, said in a video shared on his Twitter web page.
"at this time we will just kind of sweep round and see what we received left. Some stragglers, take them out, name it a day, it's been an extended day. it be been a protracted day child," he said.
based on his Twitter feed, Vasquez left his home in Connecticut, arrived in Poland on March 15, and entered Ukraine the following day to help Ukrainian forces battle off Russian troops in Moscow's full-scale invasion, which began on February 24. On March 18, he became sent to the frontlines from Lviv, The Guardian said.
"For those of you correcting me on tanks. i know some are armored vehicle. just didn't are looking to get into semantics but right here's some tanks to make you believe more desirable," wrote Vasquez.
In a separate post, Vasquez observed that he's the only American he's viewed in his enviornment.
"I do not desire the Russian propaganda computer announcing there's a battalion of americans which I've already viewed. here on my own on my very own accord in an entire voluntary capability," he clarified.
more than 7,000 U.S. citizens have utilized to be a part of Ukraine's newly dependent international opponents' force, the foreign Legion of Territorial protection of Ukraine, in line with Ukraine's embassy in Washington. The embassy advised Newsweek that "not all of them are accredited and not all of them are going to Ukraine."
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James Vasquez, a US army veteran and building contractor, left his home in Connecticut to volunteer on the frontlines in Ukraine. @jmvasquez1974/Twitter
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