Such a scene is revealed by one of the telephone conversations intercepted by the Ukrainian security forces.
“We here [Ukrainā] is “three hundred” [ievainotie] and probably two “two hundred” [kritušie]. Those in Ulyanovsk, who, as far as I understand, will come to replace us already in January – they haven’t been anywhere yet – they have 30 “thirty hundred”!” the occupier tells a woman on the phone.
“It’s all from drinking, freezing by overdosing, fights happen – drunk,” continues the military man.
Both interlocutors can be heard laughing at such a situation, when a unit deployed in Russia, due to its disorganization and lack of discipline, suffers more losses than a unit located at the front.
To the woman’s question – what will happen if such “warriors” come to the front, the occupier answers with an example.
“We here from the 1st company got drunk and started throwing grenades for fun. Soon, 16 projectiles flew towards their positions,” says the soldier.
“I don’t really have anything to say,” adds his interlocutor, not without profanity.
