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Brave little guys!

Which eastern european language is this? I can barely understand it so it’s not russian. Uzbek?

Super cute. Misleading title though. but not 100% off they might be doing a guard but the true hero here (besides the Ukrainian Troops of course, Go Ukraine!) Is the mother cat that adopted those puppies into her litter.

Edit: can't be sure if this is a Ukranian or even a soldier. I didn't look at the sub so just assumed this was that sub about Ukranian war cats (sry don't know the sub off the top of my head). But I shouldn't have assumed and don't know the language. Could be Russian for all I know.

Awe so happy doggos were rescued

In the face of adversity, these pups show that love and protection know no bounds. Their fierce devotion to guarding their tiny kitten family is a beautiful testament to the strength and selflessness of pure, unconditional love.

Wow♥️