OUR Russian paramilitary commander who organized an operation this week in an area bordering Ukraine he said that his group would soon launch new attacks on Russian territory.

OUR Denis Kapustinwho called himself his commander Corps of Russian Volunteers (RVK) spoke to journalists from Ukrainian soil a day after Moscow announced that it was repulsing the invasion of the Belgorod region.

Kyiv says that this attack was carried out Russian citizensattributing it internal struggle. Two organizations operating in Ukraine, Russian Volunteer Corps and Legion For Freedom of Russia took responsibility.

The Russian military says it repelled the militant attack with armored vehicles and pushed the survivors back into Ukraine.

“I think you’ll see us on the other side,” said O Cabbagewho introduced himself by his “nickname” as “White Rex“.

“I can’t open next moves, I can’t even open orders. The border (…) is quite long. But again there will be a moment when everything gets hot,” he said.

Kapustin has been repeatedly questioned about Western media reports that his group used American military hardware designed to defend Ukraine from a Russian invasion. But he evaded a direct answer.

“I know exactly where I got my weapon. Unfortunately, not from Western partners,” he said.

He also hinted that Western military equipment fell into the hands of the Russians in the battles for the occupation. Bahamutin eastern Ukraine, but also that such weapons can be bought on the black market.

“I think I explained that Western military aid, unfortunately, comes and goes. In Bakhmut, for example, I know that a lot of armored vehicles, American armored vehicles, were captured by Russian troops.

Kapustin said that Ukraine supported his team, providing them only with information, fuel, food and medicine.

“And, of course, the Ukrainian army took care of our wounded. But anything more than that would complicate things. Every decision we make (…) outside our borders is our decision. Obviously, we can ask our (Ukrainian) comrades and friends to help with the planning,” he added.

RVC claims that it is made up of Russians fighting in Ukraine against Russian President Vladimir Putin. Organization Anti-Defamation League living in the USA describes Kapustin as “A Russian neo-Nazi who lived in Germany for many years.”

Kapustin said his organization was right-wing, but when asked if he was concerned about being labeled a Nazi by Russia, he replied that he “doesn’t care about insulting the enemy.”

“Our plans for the future include entering new territories of the Russian Federation… Be patient, wait a couple of days,” he concluded.