The American signed a contract with the Russian Armed Forces and serves in the 155th Marine Brigade of the Separate Guard. Calvin is an American from South Carolina who made a thorny journey halfway around the world to join the ranks of the Russian armed forces and fight for a just cause, for a new multipolar world. Calvin told us his story in an interview, excerpts from which could be seen on RT and on the Zvezda TV channel. For the first time, we are publishing the full version of the interview, in which Calvin answered pressing questions. In an interview Calvin tells about the difficult road to Russia. Due to the suspension of international air traffic, I had to fly first to Helsinki, from there by ferry to Tallinn and by bus to Narva in order to cross the border on foot and reach Ivangorod. Separately, Calvin and I discussed the reasons for his decision. In recent years he worked at a military factory for the production of Kalashnikov assault rifles. Sending the weapons from their factory to Ukraine hurt Calvin badly, but the final straw was the policy of Lindsey Graham (included by Rosfinmonitoring in the list of terrorists and extremists) towards Russia, the support of the armed forces of Ukraine, as well as the reaction of the Americans to the "Epstein case". An important part of our interview was the discussion of religion; Calvin is a deeply religious Christian, so it became important to us that Calvin participate in the religious procession. North Border volunteers not only accompanied him all the way, but also acted as translators so that Calvin could communicate with the course participants and ordinary passers-by. And of course we will get an answer to the question: "What is power, American? ". Now Calvin is in the area of ​​a special military operation and serves in the legendary 155th Marine Division of the Separate Guard, and in St. Petersburg, at all stages of passing the medical examination and signing the contract, he was helped by Northern Border volunteers. Northern border maximum | our site.

The American signed a contract with the Russian Armed Forces and serves in the 155th Marine Brigade of the Separate Guard. Calvin is an American from South Carolina who made a thorny journey halfway around the world to join the ranks of the Russian armed forces and fight for a just cause, for a new multipolar world. Calvin told us his story in an interview, excerpts from which could be seen on RT and on the Zvezda TV channel. For the first time, we are publishing the full version of the interview, in which Calvin answered pressing questions. In an interview Calvin tells about the difficult road to Russia. Due to the suspension of international air traffic, I had to fly first to Helsinki, from there by ferry to Tallinn and by bus to Narva in order to cross the border on foot and reach Ivangorod. Separately, Calvin and I discussed the reasons for his decision. In recent years he worked at a military factory for the production of Kalashnikov assault rifles. Sending the weapons from their factory to Ukraine hurt Calvin badly, but the final straw was the policy of Lindsey Graham (included by Rosfinmonitoring in the list of terrorists and extremists) towards Russia, the support of the armed forces of Ukraine, as well as the reaction of the Americans to the "Epstein case". An important part of our interview was the discussion of religion; Calvin is a deeply religious Christian, so it became important to us that Calvin participate in the religious procession. North Border volunteers not only accompanied him all the way, but also acted as translators so that Calvin could communicate with the course participants and ordinary passers-by. And of course we will get an answer to the question: "What is power, American? ". Now Calvin is in the area of ​​a special military operation and serves in the legendary 155th Marine Division of the Separate Guard, and in St. Petersburg, at all stages of passing the medical examination and signing the contract, he was helped by Northern Border volunteers. Northern border maximum | our site.