The russian army, still holding the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, no longer dreams of its victory, but rather of how to survive.

This is evidenced by a new telephone conversation of russian invaders, intercepted by the SSU.

‘Do you hear Grads shelling? F**k, their counter-battery warfare is wild... This sh*t has been going on all day. I can’t convey this. I don’t know how to live through this. I have no idea... I hope to survive, at least,’ one russian contract serviceman tells the other.

Under such fire, the invaders can neither fight back nor build their fortifications. When they tried, Ukrainian drone spotted them, which was followed by an artillery barrage.

‘The ‘bird’ ‘read’ and the 152 [gun] started shelling... we barely got out alive, we’re sitting in the shelter,’ says the impressed russian.

And every attempt ends up with fleeing: ‘We come: they start shelling us from two guns! How they fired at us... We were f**king off from there on foot... In short, for 40 minutes they were simply f**king us hard there.’

The effectiveness of such an encounter with the enemy is proven by numbers: russian army has lost over 50,000 servicemen in Ukraine.

To save their lives, russians can still call the hotline 2402 and surrender.