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In "complete disarray" are the Russian soldiers taking part in the invasion of Ukraine, according to voice recordings obtained by a British intelligence agency.
The messages, which the Telegraph says are the product of interception, show troops refusing to obey central command orders to bomb Ukrainian cities and complaining that they are running out of food and fuel supplies.
The recordings are included in about 24 hours of footage obtained by the intelligence firm ShadowBreak since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine last week.
In one of the intercepted conversations, presented by the British medium, a soldier is reportedly crying.
In another, a soldier can be heard losing his temper when asked when food or fuel will arrive. He says: "We've been here for three days! When the hell will they be ready?"
[/P]A third message reveals a tense exchange in which the same soldier has to remind a fellow soldier speaking from a command center that they cannot use artillery in an area until the civilians are gone.
They are operating in complete confusion
ShadowBreak founder Samuel Cardillo, 26, said he had been sent the messages by amateurs monitoring with antennas.
He said, "What we found is that the Russian agents are operating in complete confusion. They have no idea where they are going and how to really communicate properly with each other."
He added: "There were periods where we heard them (Russian soldiers) crying in battle, a period where they were swearing at each other - obviously not a sign of flourishing morale."
Source: in.gr
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