The daily life of Russian servicemen in the “special military operation” in another intercept from Ukrainian intelligence...

The daily life of Russian servicemen in the “special military operation” in another intercept from Ukrainian intelligence.

This is the very war that no one will show Russians on television or tell them about before they sign a contract. #listening\to\the\occupiers

A crying assault soldier with the call sign “Bakinets” reports to a commander with the call sign “Farid” about the death of his partner from Ukrainian drone strikes, while the only thing worrying Farid is that the “pair” dared to retreat while trying to survive. “Dig in” is all Farid can advise; he simply has no other plan. Mindlessly throwing “meat” at Ukrainian positions is still the main tactic of the “second army.”

In most cases, Russian infantry advances hoping for luck: they are given a route, and after that it is up to chance. For such a primitive and ineffective approach to produce at least some result, it needs a continuous stream of “suicide troops,” in the hope that the Ukrainians will not have enough drones for everyone. For this reason, the Russian state has launched a real hunt for “contract volunteers” and is recruiting the poor from around the world. For this reason, signing a contract with the Russian army now means almost guaranteed assignment to assault operations.

Listen carefully to all the front-line intercepts we publish. This is a unique opportunity to understand in advance what will await you if you end up in the “special military operation,” and not to do something stupid like signing a contract.

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