Dominican Fighting in Russia’s War: “I Don’t Feel My Legs, but I’m Going Back”
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Dominican fighter Juan Carlos Ávila Espaillat, who is involved in the war between Russia and Ukraine on the Russian side, was injured during an alleged drone attack and later reported that he is in the process of recovering under medical care in Russian territory. Ávila Espaillat reappeared on social networks after he remained missing for several days in the combat zone and explained that he suffered serious injuries to both legs following a ser…
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Felix VictorinoDominican Juan Carlos Ávila Espaillat, who is fighting alongside Russian forces in the war against Ukraine, appeared in a video lying on the ground, visibly weakened and having difficulty moving, as he recounted the situation he is going through after being wounded during an attack.
SANTO DOMINGO.- Juan Carlos Ávila Espaillat, a Dominican who allegedly fought on the Russian side in the Russian-Ukrainian war, was allegedly seriously injured in the leg during an alleged attack with drone kamikaze, according to a relative. The information was published by The Witness, who gathers the testimony of a Dominican’s brother, identified as [...]
The Witness A brother of Juan Carlos Ávila Espaillat reported this Tuesday that the Dominican fighting on the Russian side was seriously wounded in the leg during an alleged attack with a kamikaze drone in the war against Ukraine. “Carlito”,... Read more › The Dominican entry is wounded in war Russia-Ukraine was first published in Remolacha - News Dominican Republic.
The Dominican Juan Carlos Ávila Espaillat, who participates as a mercenary in the war between Russia and Ukraine, was injured and some of his companions died, according to his brother reported this Tuesday through a video in his Instagram account. Carlos Ávila reported that his brother, 28 years old, was persecuted by a Ukrainian drone and while he was fleeing stepped on a mine, resulting in one of his legs affected. “Several days ago he and his…
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