In intercepted call, Russian sdier debunks Russian praganda’s “Ukraine nearing surrender” claim

That’s according to the audio of an intercepted call, released by the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine’s Defense Ministry, Ukrinform reports.

The mother tells her son about the news broadcast by the Russian mass media, with the main claim being that gradually weakening. "The West is no longer giving money. Arms supplies are also being suspended," says the woman.

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Her son, who is with the Russian invasion force deployed in Ukraine, replies that all these reports are not true, complaining about the attitude of the commanders, and expressing fear that he could be thrown behind bars should he refuses to take part in further missions: "Here it is more about the equipment than about pele. I’m afraid that could actually jail me."

The mother confirms this possibility: "Putin said to consider it a desertion and immediately imprison such pele!"

As Ukrinform reported earlier, one of the Russian sdiers td his wife in an intercepted phone call that the leadership threatens to send those who refuse to go on combat missions to a concentration camp in the so-called “LPR” or “DPR.”