The Georgian Legion have been fighting and training soldiers in Ukraine since 2014, since the annexation of Crimea, with one aim, the destruction of Vladimir Putin
"Yes, killing is not easy for a human, but Russians aren't human."The Georgian Legion has been around since 2014, when 10 officers from Georgia volunteered to fight - and train Ukrainian soldiers - at the beginning of the conflict with Russia.
"Some soldiers are on a contract now, like the Ukrainian soldiers, [but] it is not much. It is not about having a salary, it's about an idea to be free. Civilised people will understand this." "We have one enemy, and this enemy occupies 20% of my land. When we have fewer of them here, it means less to kill at home."
"When one man straps a bomb on himself in a shopping mall, he is called a terrorist," he said."But when the whole country kills civilians all day long, why can't we call them terrorists? Russia is a terrorist state, it's killing civilians in the middle of Europe, and we have to brave enough to say it."Mr Mamulashvili does not draw a line between the Russian state and Russian civilians, blaming them equally for the current crisis.
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