Russian Occupiers: We Are Encircled, I Have Never Seen So Many Corpses In My Life

One of the aggressors' conversations was intercepted.

In the network appeared an intercept of radio communications of one of the Russian occupiers with someone of his family or relatives, the Dumskia reports.

During the conversation, the invader admitted that the occupying forces had suffered heavy losses and were engaged in looting.

I have never seen so many corpses in my life. Nothing is working here! There is no connection. Can you imagine? We robbed a store and found the phone. We are calling home on this phone now. To say that everything is fine… We have casualties, we're encircled. Everything is sh***y,” the occupier complains.

Recall that according to the results of 8 days of the Russian invasion, the losses of the occupier's army amounted to 9166 people, which is twice more than in two years of the Chechen war (from October 1, 1999 to December 23, 2002).