Some of their units are already on the verge of rebellion.

This is evidenced by numerous interceptions of the SSU.

This soldier, who refused to carry out orders, is talking to his mother. He says that he is tired of ‘sitting and watching us being beaten and doing nothing in response.’ He no longer has ‘physical or moral strength.’

He complains that legends are told about his unit as a ‘death regiment’: it surpassed other units in number of losses. So, he doesn’t want to be ‘minced meat’. Like most of his colleagues, 90% of whom refused to go on a new offensive: ‘…out of 150 people – it’s about 130 of us or even more.’

He says that after the colonel failed to persuade them to come back to battle, they brought a priest to them. But to the suggestion to sit at the head of the convoy going to the front, both the colonel and the priest refused. They referred to ‘having other kind of tasks’. So, in response ‘we calmly spat at their feet and left’.

Commanders do not react to such sabotage, because ‘everyone has a machine gun and ammo. Who knows what’s in another person’s head... Now he bullies ours, next thing you know he goes mad and shoots him in the leg…’

Therefore, while the enemy is losing motivation, we continue to defend our Homeland! Our Victory is closer!

Glory to Ukraine!