Inside Donald Trump would-be assassin Ryan Routh's 'crazy crusade' to bring thousands of Afghan fighters to Ukraine as he harassed recruiters and soldiers for months with absurd schemes

Failed Donald Trump assassin Ryan Wesley Routh bombarded Ukrainian army staff for months with 'insane' plans to send Middle Eastern soldiers to fight Russia. Failed Donald Trump assassin Ryan Wesley Routh bombarded Ukrainian army staff for months with 'insane' plans to send Middle Eastern soldiers to fight Russia Routh at a rally demanding China's assistance to organize an extraction process for Ukrainian service members from Azovstal Iron and Steel Works in Mariupol Text messages between Routh and legion recruiters and soldiers revealed his absurd plans and impossible promises, no matter the irritation he caused. A legion HQ staffer, who asked not to be named, shared messages Routh sent her last year offering up to 20,000 trained soldiers The next day, Routh messaged her a bunch of names whom he contacted and claimed one was looking into visas No one is sure to what extent Routh actually had fighters willing to go to Ukraine, or how he found them without speaking their language. Routh posted photos of himself during his time in Ukraine including of himself in Kyiv In some photos, Routh dyed his hair yellow and blue to show his support for Uktrine Evelyn Aschenbrenner said Routh's website also for a time included the contact details of actual legion recruiters like her, which led to her getting phone calls from soldiers as far away as Uganda. Evelyn Aschenbrenner said Routh's website also for a time included the contact details of actual legion recruiters like her, which led to her getting phone calls from soldiers as far away as Uganda Some of many WhatsApp messages Routh sent Aschenbrenner claimed he had 'thousands of Afghan soldiers if you need soldiers' The conversation took a bizarre turn when Routh switched to acting as if he no longer cared about the war effort after her rejection Concerned that Routh was still operating, Aschenbrenner issued another warning about him on Twitter on June 21 this year.