Russian occupiers are orienting themselves by the bodies of the dead: intercepted conversation of the GUR

Russian occupiers use the bodies of fallen soldiers as landmarks on the front lines, as evidenced by intercepted communications from the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine. The recordings capture a dialogue between Russian soldiers, where one of them tries to find his predecessors, using their bodies as a reference point, but in vain.

Group commander: 'He doesn't know whether to move forward or not, because then there are no bodies, well he can't see them.'

Senior officer: 'Well, our platoon is lying there, so we need to reach the first one, see how it is, if there is no f...ing, then we can return.'

According to the GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine, Russian servicemen are forced to search for the dead in order to continue moving forward. The department calls on Russian soldiers to refuse participation in hostilities to avoid death and to present themselves as landmarks on the ground, writing to the 'I want to live' project bot on Telegram.

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