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Pretty interesting figure overall. For the longest time he was/is extremely angry at Russian authorities for not supporting him in 2014, but I guess he is now b
by mamonster 4y ago
Pretty interesting figure overall. For the longest time he was/is extremely angry at Russian authorities for not supporting him in 2014, but I guess he is now back where he started. Last I heard he is the Chief of Staff for a volunteer battalion, but nothing concretes so far.
There is also absolutely 0 chance he is getting extradited ever. If he is captured, he will either be tortured (and killed) or in the absolute case scenario he will be rotting in a Ukrainian prison for the rest of his life.
If you want to find out more about this guy's 85 Days in Slavyansk now has an English translation that is available on Amazon, obviously biased as it is a rebel's memoir.
- sorokod 4y agoFun fact, Girkin is a monarchist - he believes the the state of Russia should be ruled by a Czar.