A Russian soldier who came to our land cannot recover from shock and shares his impressions with his friend.

‘So many have perished, such f**king huge losses… Residents are not glad to see us. When we stopped in a village, a woman came out and just started firing at the convoy,’ he says in a telephone conversation intercepted by the SSU.

‘It’s written on fences everywhere: ‘Russian occupiers, leave! We didn’t call for you! We weren’t waiting for you!’, ‘Russia is invaders’, ‘Putin is a dickhead’… Their fields were so clean, dammit. Now everything is littered, burned, roads are destroyed… pits, burnt equipment, bodies lying…’ the occupier says.

He admits that he does not feel any higher purpose in his actions: ‘None of us will be proud of it… They’re motherf**kers, I am more afraid of my own than of Banderites.’

‘We were driving, a body lay [note: civilian Ukrainian] near a stop… It was clear he was dead… and above they wrote ‘You shouldn’t walk around here’… I can’t forget that inscription…’ the soldier says.

We will do everything to hold Russians to account for the atrocities committed on our land.