Ukraine shared a purportedly intercepted call from frustrated Russian troops talking about a march against the Kremlin.
Ukrainian military intelligence recently published audio of what it said was an intercepted phone call in which two Russian soldiers express their frustrations by suggesting they lead a mutiny against the Kremlin, though it is not clear how serious the two men are about the concept.
GUR frequently posts audio of what it says are intercepted communications involving Russian troops. The calls typically serve as examples of low morale among Russian President Vladimir Putin’s forces in Ukraine. In October, GUR shared a clip of a Russian soldier reportedly talking about being too weak from lack of food to wear his bulletproof vest.
