They don’t know anything. They don’t know the call signs... For three days they’ve been wandering. They got lost”

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“They don’t know anything. They don’t know the call signs... For three days they’ve been wandering. They got lost”

Listening\to\the\occupiers

A short interception of Russian military communications by Ukrainian intelligence, making it possible to understand the attitude toward foreign mercenaries in the occupation army. Two Bangladeshis, even if they knowingly signed a contract with the Russian Armed Forces, clearly did not expect to be dumped somewhere in a forest without communication, with nothing explained to them, and under the order “forward-forward!” And that is most likely exactly what happened.

For Russians, practically any “non-Russian” is a second-class person. And a “non-Russian” who signed a contract is a rightless slave whom a “Russian person” is entitled to do anything with. So they use these “foreign tourists” as disposable expendables.

☝️We remind everyone thinking about going to the “SMO,” regardless of citizenship or nationality, of this. The best outcome for those who end up on the front line is captivity, but not everyone manages to reach Ukrainian soldiers. Ukraine gives them a unique chance to surrender “remotely” and voluntarily with the help of the “I Want to Live” project. To do this, it is enough to write to one of the messengers or leave a request in the chatbot.

➡️ Save your life and surrender: t.me/kak\sdatsya\bot

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Forest, Contracts, and No Contact

Two contract recruits wander a forest without contact for three days.

Command sent an order instead of leadership again.