James Vasquez: Last News

Ukraine to take on Vladimir Putin has been slammed online for posing with a soldier who appeared to be wearing a Nazi patch on his uniform. Former US Army staff sergeant James Vasquez, 47, sold everything he owned and returned to the war-torn country after finding out his wife had left him.

Ukraine to take on Vladimir Putin with the help of a pretty blonde translator he is "hanging out with" .Former US Army staff sergeant James Vasquez, 47, sold everything he owned and returned to the war-torn country after finding out his wife had left him. He originally arrived in Ukraine in early April to fight against Putin's invaders.READ MORE: US veteran who fought in Ukraine left by wife and vows to sell house and return to warVasquez was vocal on Twitter throughout his time in Ukraine, and after he returned he often stated that he felt bad about leaving his unit on the frontline.Late last month Vasquez, who served two tours in Iraq and one in Afghanistan, revealed he would sell everything and return to the action, but after a personal loss."I know I’ve been radio silent for a while, mostly because we have had big losses in the past week and I feel helpless being home.

ex-US army vet has recounted a chilling hallway standoff he had with two men he believed were trying to kill him. James Vasquez, 47, believed his life was in danger while wandering the halls of a building when he encountered two men who he thought "were trying to kill me".The terrifying ordeal was tweeted about by the US army vet, who travelled to Ukraine back in March to support the country in their fight against invading Russian forces.His months in the war-torn country have led him into numerous encounters on the frontlines including shootouts and now a run-in with what he believed were two men trying to kill him.It turned out the two men were not trying to kill Vasquez, who tweeted out a photo together with the two men after the tense situation was resolved.Vasquez tweeted: "I s*** you not I thought these boys were trying to kill me, turns out we all thought the same thing.

Russian troops are "booby trapping" homes with grenades, even putting them in people's washing machines to cause maximum damage and civilian causalities.Various photographs of the evil traps are circulating online, with a US soldier fighting on the frontline for Ukrainian forces taking to Twitter to express his dismay after finding a grenade in a food cupboard of a flat. Former US Army staff sergeant James Vasquez, 45, arrived in Ukraine earlier this month to fight against Vladimir Putin's Russian invaders.On Saturday, April 16, he posted an image of a grenade inside a glass in a cupboard, calling it "pure evil"."I wasn’t going to show this but feel I have to.

Ukraine has pleaded with the world's military powers to "give us some f****** weapons please." Former US Army staff sergeant James Vasquez, 47, from Connecticut arrived in Ukraine earlier this month to fight against Vladimir Putin's Russian invaders. But he has bemoaned the state of the weaponry that his unit has had to put up with, saying in a now deleted tweet that "we will not win with trash weapons.""Give us some f****** weapons please.

Russian soldier on the frontline in Ukraine. The short clip emerged on Telegram and shows one pup sitting beside the carcass, while another bites at the inside of a set of ribs belonging to the fallen Russian.A third pup darts over to the heavily decayed body.

Ukraine has claimed that Russian soldiers have been leaving their dead where they fall to be eaten by dogs. American James Vasquez flew out to the war-torn country earlier this month after pledging his services to the resistance on February 26, two days after the war broke out.Speaking in a short video beneath an American flag, the patriot said it would be an "honour to fight the good fight" against the Russians.After arriving in Warsaw on March 14, Mr Vasquez joined up with the Foreign Legion and appears to have been in the thick of the fighting ever since.