Below is a collection of translated intercepted calls published by GUR this week. You can both watch the videos with subtitles and read the transcripts. "A guy's liver got shot, the main died in the mud". A Russian soldier in Kharkiv Oblast is telling about a...
In this intercepted call we find how a Russian soldier who was only been in Ukraine for a month is already looking for ways to get out. He plays with an idea of shooting himself in the foot or breaking his arm, though the chances of getting sent home are slim. The...
Russian soldier calls his distressed wife on Ukraine's Independence Day from someone else's phone, and says he is in a dangerous position. You can watch this video with subtitles: https://youtu.be/IXoOQit6D2Y (R)=Russian man (W)=Woman (W): Hello? (R): Hello?...
The Russian soldier shares information about a complete refusal of his battalion to advance. This is evidenced from a new intercepted call. The location and time of the call is not specified however it can be assumed it is fairly recent. As it stands, the soldier's...
Russian soldier tells his girlfriend he will soon be finally withdrawn to Russia as "everyone is giving up". He tells her about a broken tank, and a curious story where some soldier's mum tried calling him and instead heard curse words in response through the...
The Russian soldier tells his mother how the soldiers that were stationed in Belgorod and were meant to replace their unit are all held in the city, presumably in prison, since some of them attacked and raped locals. He also says how the majority of his unit,...
Russian soldier tells his mother he is worried that Ukrainians are planning a counter-offensive before or on 24 August. This is according to the reports they are getting from reconnaissance. https://twitter.com/DI_Ukraine/status/1560192654238957569 ...
The Russian soldier, who is evidently still in Ukraine, but possibly is heading home, tells his friend about his experience of the war. He complains how he doesn't get paid, and instead of salary of 400,00 rubles and "combat" payments for going into attacks, in...
This intercepted call between a Russian soldier currently in Kharkiv Oblast, and his wife, reveals how latest enlistment efforts in Russia result in mostly "scum" being drafted to the army. These tend to run away after the first battle, so only veterans and very...
Two Russian soldiers are discussing the Crimea explosions in this intercepted call. Neither appear to believe the official version stating it was negligence. One of them then tells about some Petya who was allegedly wounded in the bottom....
Information-deprived "L/DPR" soldier is asking his wife about the latest news. She tells him about the Crimea attack, bringing up a point the explosion was timed too well to be a coincidence. The man responds by saying the air defence can't do anything about this...
A Russian soldier located in the Kherson Oblast is telling his father (?) how their unit is not getting rotated for rest. Timing of the call is unclear. What's interesting is it appears that the soldier's father might be a serving or retired military himself as he...
Sadly, no details were provided with this intercepted call which is nevertheless quite interesting. As it is claimed, the Russian soldier says he ran to the frontline positions only to find them smashed to pieces with mortar and tank fire, but no location is...
In this intercepted call provided by GUR we find out how the Russian soldier in Kherson Oblast speaks to his parent about his situation - there's not enough people to advance, but they are holding up for now. There's a lot going on around him with horrible deaths...
A collection of intercepted calls published by Ukrainian SBU and GUR in the last week. Discussing a variety of topics from white phosphorus use, to drugged commanders and generally poorly state of affairs. Important to note that none of the calls reveal the...
Here's a collection of translations of three intercepted calls published by the Ukrainian GUR between 22 and 24 July: 23 July. Russian invader tells his friend about significant combat losses inflicted to his battalion. There is now need to merge several battalions...
The Russian invader shares the news with his friend (or sister) on how all the cell phone towers nearby were destroyed so that no locals could notify the Ukrainian Armed Forces about movement of the Russian equipment. He also mentions significant losses in the unit...
The Russian army in Kharkiv direction is unable to capture even one village. This is evidenced by a new telephone conversation of the invaders, which was intercepted by the SBU. The Russian soldier complains to his wife that he is unable to go into an offensive as...