Ukraine Welcomes Home Soldier Who Told Russians To ‘Go F*** Yourself’
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The Ukrainian soldier from Snake Island who told an incoming naval attack by Russia in the first few days of the invasion was welcomed home today.
NDTV:
A Ukrainian soldier who told a Russian warship to “go f*** yourself” before he was captured by the invading force has returned home, Ukraine’s Defence Ministry tweeted.
The soldier and his small squad had been defending a small island called Snake Island in the Black Sea during the early days of the Russian invasion in late February.
When a Russian warship challenged them to surrender, the soldier, in an audio clip of the incident that surfaced on social media, was heard bluntly replying, “Russian warship, go f*** yourself.”
It was reported then that the small squad of Ukrainian soldiers defending Snake Island was killed. Later, Russian media reported that they were taken into captivity.
In the tweet today, Ukraine’s Defence Ministry said, “Roman Hrybov, the author of the famous ‘Russian warship, go f*** yourself’ phrase, returned from Russian captivity to his native Cherkasy region. Glory to the Hero.”
Roman Hrybov, the author of the famous “Russian Warship, Go F*** Yourself” phrase, returned from Russian captivity to his native Cherkasy region. Glory to the Hero! #GlorytoUkraine pic.twitter.com/uruPgkBLGv
— Defence of Ukraine (@DefenceU) March 29, 2022
