Russia’s military is sounding the alarm about how many of their comrades are unwilling to fight in Ukraine – the soldiers are just running away from the battlefield.
A Russian soldier told his mother that his company wanted to flee the war zone. This was stated in the intercepted conversation of the occupier, the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense reported in the Telegram.
“Our general has a nickname – a bloody general, hesitant, an animal. It’s all about us. A bad man. He once said he doesn’t care about … (indifferent) people – Like I went to Kharkov. To all the people who … I talked to They already have us … (no difference). They don’t want to listen. A panic just started, that’s all, “the military said. of Russia.
The conqueror’s mother was fond of horoscopes. And he told his son it was karma! He seems to be committing sins for a past life:
“In a past life, it was on your map that you were now in a hot spot, because you had a betrayal in your hometown.”
The child promises to talk to colleagues, but has a problem:
“Do you know how many people want to stay in our platoon? The number of your children in total! More than 100 have already fled. That is, 100 people are already in Kaliningrad. Someone is being evicted, someone else. Something. Just one platoon. “There are three such platoons! The third, may be gone forever, the second – very few will stay there. We should be 30, only 10. The others were injured or killed. . “
However, the mother of the occupant was not too worried about the possible loss of her child. He believes they should fight until the last Russian:
“He called himself a chest, climbed back.”
Recall that the battle losses of Russian troops since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of Ukraine were approximately more than 38 thousand people.
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Source: korrespondent
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