That he was willing to sign up to the Russian Army which invaded Ukraine without provocation or good reason and is killing innocent Ukrainian Civilians and Military personnel I can't say I have any sympathy for his plight, got what he deserved I guess.

I feel the same, he deserved it.
I guess he got to experience Russian family values.

He doesn't even understand the commands given

Lol, back in WWI there was a guy in my family tree one branch over from mine on my Father's side who was rejected for entering the army because he was deaf as he wouldn't know what was going on, hear commands etc, kind of similar but this guy is still being put out there. Still being shown to run towards a hail of gunfire and certain death shouldn't be too difficult to understand, it will only need to be demonstrated once

Here is another fool:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/russia-ukraine-daniel-richard-martindale-spying-citizenship-b2789796.html

I'm not sure if the guy has figured that making it publicly known that he was spying for Russia by it openingly becoming known in accepting Russian Passport and Citizenship is going to put a massive target on his back. Ukrainian agents inside Russia will now be eager to assassinate him to level the score, get him back for what he has done and dissuade others from doing the same. I'm betting it won't be long until they get to him and his life will be cut tragically short. Even if he lives a while he will never know where or how he might be taken out at any time all the way through the rest of his life. Not an easy thing to live with. Shows the importance of making choices wisely.

He doesn't even understand the commands given

I saw this on youtube

While it's great that the young chap in the article is on the right side as I see it I think he too is being rather foolish risking his life going to risky places like Kursk. If he gets hit he could either die or lose his limbs. If he lost his limbs no woman is likely to touch him. At such a young age he is gambling a lot and he would likely sorely regret it later in life if he lost his limbs at such a young age. Most people know that Russia lies it's not worth him putting his life or limbs on the kind to establish that. Probably he is out there in the hope of showing some western media outlet that he is willing to get the news from dangerous places in the hope of big money. Sure some people get lucky but there will be many others doing similar to what he is doing. My own approach is to stay out of war zones as you can't bank on good luck seeing you good, bad luck is all around our there pouncing on the unfortunate all the time.

I can understand guys wanting to take what is usually a less risky punt in travelling to a Ukrainian non front line city to meet women. That I can understand as there is a lot less competition out there at the moment and the Westerners hand will be a stronger one because of the war and the economy. No guarantees misfortune won't hit there of course but the odds tend to be far lower of misfortune hitting than on the front line.

oh yes I also saw before this black woman who moved to Russia to ... escape racism! Let this sink in

Yeah, if somebody didn't research that in advance, then I don't really feel sorry for them.
Hey maybe I should go to South Africa to farm? or to North Korea to fight for democracy
or to Iran to Gaza to promote gay rights or to Saudi Arabia to raise pigs?

Or to Ukraine for a week to pick out a wife? Should I bring a my Grandmothers wedding ring
with me?