CNN: Russian Occupiers Attacking Fuelled By Drugs

"Meat assaults" are fuelled by special substances.

The Ukrainian Armed Forces are facing relentless waves of Russian occupiers, who are properly trained and equipped, have armoured vehicles and who often, they believe, receive drugs to boost their attacks, CNN reported.

Ukrainian soldiers showed CNN reporters drone footage of a wounded Russian: his legs were cut off, but he had a gruesome smile on his face, appearing not to notice the pain.

According to several Ukrainian soldiers, the sheer number of Russians on the frontline is bewildering.

"More meat usually means more mincemeat," said Igor, a Ukrainian soldier, referring to the fact that Russian generals throw their troops into the "meat grinder" of the front line without caring about their losses.

However, he added that "sometimes the machine works properly", then the occupiers succeed.