Polish Volunteer Corps supporting Russian guerilla raids, video report
The Polish Volunteer Corps (PVC) announced their involvement in raids in Russia's Belgorod Oblast conducted by the Russian Volunteer Corps (RDK) and Freedom of Russia Legion (LSR) in a video posted on Telegram on June 4.
"My darling, I've got the package from Nova Poshta (Ukraine’s mail service)," a fighter said in Polish in the video while holding the Russian post office signboard.
The RDK also posted details about their Polish colleges’ involvement in recent operations. The PVC provides escort for prisoners-of-war, as well as military and medical logistics, however within Ukrainian territory alone, they said.
The RDK thanked the PVC for their support, despite its limited scale. They called it "an invaluable contribution to the common cause." Polish fighters also take part in planning and get their share of trophies, they added.
"We are going to liberate the entire Russia from Belgorod to Vladivostok in order to raise the white-blue-and-white flag of freedom over Moscow," a fighter of the legion said in a video posted by the RDK on Telegram.
The RDK has regularly raided Belgorod Oblast over the past weeks.
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