Watch wheelchair-bound Putin soldier reveal he’s being sent to the front: ‘What good’s a Khalishnikov if I can’t walk?’

THIS is the tragic moment a wheelchair-bound Russian soldier reveals he’s being sent to the front line by Putin. Footage shows the man, who appears to be from the 59th tank regiment, dressed in combat gear inside a make shift hut. He pleads: “We are just sick, they don’t want to treat us. They’ve decided to kill us all at once. “They’re sending us off to the front now.” The camera then pans to a stash of weapons, magazines and camouflage suits. The soldier adds: “What good are these Khalishnikov’s if we can’t walk?” Read More World News All the soldiers with him are impaired, he says, including the camera man who’s missing three fingers from his left hand. The man claims “this is how the Ministry of Defence and our command are disposing of us”. More than 2,000 people have now viewed the footage which was posted to social media. Throughout the raging conflict Vladimir Putin has become increasingly desperate in his bid to defeat Ukraine , often at the expense of his troops. Most read in The US Sun Just this week front line footage from occupied Ukraine showed at least half a dozen of Putin’s soldiers in flimsy green privacy tents on the side of an ice-covered dirt road in -14°C temperatures . Inside, the men can be seen shivering as their so-called shelter is battered left and right by the freezing Eastern European gales. One of them is heard complaining about how it take a “f***ing long time to put it on” adding: “When you’re putting it on the wind f***ing lifts it up, and when the wind is strong it’s f***ing very hard to walk in it.” And as Russia runs out of machinery - even old Soviet vehicles - Putin’s men were also seen riding horses , with Starlink internet dishes mounted on their backs. It comes as the warlord continues to launch assault after an assault on Ukraine. An attack on Ukraine’s northeastern city of Kharkiv killed four people in the early hours of Monday morning. Regional governor, Oleg Synegubov, confirmed the death toll in a post on Telegram, adding that at least six others were wounded. One of the buildings that was severely damaged was a Nova Poshta depot - Ukraine’s largest private delivery company. Rescuers pulled 30 people to safety, including two from under rubble, the state emergency service said in a statement. A second Russian strike in the heart of Kharkiv - this time caused by a long-range drone - pummelled a medical facility for children, causing a fire. Overnight strikes hit other regions as well, including the southern city of Odessa, on the Black Sea. But it’s not just Russian soldiers battling the elements. The Kremlin has pummelled Ukraine with daily drone and missile barrages in recent months, targeting energy infrastructure and cutting power in the frigid height of winter. Condemnation from Ukraine’s allies swiftly followed, including from Ambassador James Kariuki, UK Chargé d’Affaires to the UN. He told...

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