«They will be laid down in a few months»: the Russian occupier acknowledged losses and the failure of mobilisation

The occupier has admitted that mobilisation will not save the Russian army from catastrophic losses

In a conversation intercepted by the SBU, a Russian military officer admitted to catastrophic losses of the Russian army and admitted that mobilisation would not be able to change the situation at the front.

He complained to the interlocutor that the command did not take into account the personnel and threw the mobilised to the front line without proper training:

«In a few months, everyone will be imprisoned. There will be no one left. Even if they recruit new ones, they will go down in the same way,» the occupier said.

Recognition of problems in the Russian army

• The soldier spoke about the huge losses among the personnel.

• He noted that the equipment was worn out, there was a shortage of ammunition, and the logistics were virtually destroyed.

• He acknowledged that the «freshly mobilised» would face the same fate as their predecessors.

Analysts emphasise that such evidence confirms intelligence data on the depletion of the Russian army and the critical state of its resources.

📌 Source: SBU / intercepted conversations of the occupiers