Russian Commander Got Drunk And Addressed Ukrainian Armed Forces Via Walkie-Talkie

You've never heard anything like this before.

The commander of the Russian occupiers got drunk and decided to contact the Ukrainian Armed Forces soldiers on the radio. He made threats on the air, but in fact, his appeal was more like a request to stop shelling his unit.

He contacted the soldiers of the 63rd separate mechanized brigade of the Ukrainian Armed Forces. The defenders of Ukraine could not help but laugh and published his pathetic monologue on the Internet.

“You've never heard anything like this before! The Muscovite commander lost his nerve after several failed assaults on the positions of the 63rd brigade — after receiving a good beating, he got drunk and contacted the UN, started complaining to our soldiers on the radio that they... were fighting incorrectly!” the soldiers captioned the video.

According to eyewitnesses, the drunk Russian commander said that he knew that they were being listened to and that he would get to the Ukrainian Armed Forces positions. He also openly admitted to the atrocities that Russians are committing against military personnel on Ukrainian territory.

“I know you're listening to us... We're going to get you,” he muttered into his walkie-talkie.

Beware of the foul language.

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