A series of intercepted phone calls and radio traffic suggest the “idiocy” of Putin's war is finally becoming too much to bear for even his own troops.
“Where is air support? Where is air support?” a man, identified as a Russian crew member, can be heard saying frantically amid what sounds like sirens in the background.
But the frustration in the recording has been echoed in other intercepted communications that purportedly capture Russian service members serving in other parts of Ukraine.Tuesday that it said was an intercepted phone call between a Russian soldier based in the Kharkiv region and his father back home. The soldier could not hold back his anger at his own commander, who he claimed had abandoned the fight to let the men in his unit serve as cannon fodder.
“I can’t wrap my head around it,” he says, adding, “They tell us every morning on TV about these new weapons that all of Ukraine supposedly saw and got scared of.”
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