Canadian sniper “Wall-E” arrives in Ukraine Photo: Hillel Neuer Twitter
On the 14th day of Russia’s war of aggression once morest Ukraine, the first wave of 16,000 international volunteers came to Ukraine from all over the world to fight once morest Russia. Among the 500 Canadian volunteers, there was a well-known god-level sniper “Wali” (Wali).
Canadian media “La Presse” and “Canadian Broadcasting Corporation” reported that the French-Canadian former Royal 22nd Regiment sniper “Wall”, in response to the call of Ukraine’s International Regiment, recently joined another sniper. Three retired Canadian soldiers went to Ukraine to fight and arrived in Ukraine today from Poland. They are also among more than 500 Canadian volunteers.
“Wali” told the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation that upon his arrival in Ukraine, he received a warm welcome from Ukrainians, shaking hands and hugging each other. He said, “I have to help them, it’s that simple,” and further stated, “I have to help. , because people here were bombed just because they wanted to be Europeans and not Russians”, but “Wall-E” did not want to say where they came from in Ukraine.
The 40-year-old “Wali” has been active in the war in Afghanistan and military armed conflicts in Iraq and Syria. The title “Wali” has also been used since the war in Afghanistan. In 2009 and 2011, he deployed to Afghanistan twice. In the 2017 shooting operation, he used the TAC-50 sniper rifle to directly hit the target at a high-rise building at a distance of 3540 meters, setting the world’s longest distance sniper record. After retiring, he became a computer engineer.
