That’s according to the Security Service of Ukraine.

In a phone call intercepted by the SBU, a Russian soldier complains to his wife: "They’re sitting there, sipping their coffee, pressing buttons, and just raining shells on us."

The invader complains that the Ukrainian military manages to destroy a large number of their tanks and other equipment, while the Russians cannot fire back, being unable to determine where they are being hit from.

To support the conversation, the woman offers some advice: "You need to shoot your tanks at such ranges." But the Russian soldier fixes her idea of ​​modern war: "They start hitting you 3-4 kilometers away. How are you going to shoot with a tank?"

Another intercept obtained by the SBU testifies to hysterical moods among the Russian military over the number of killed and wounded comrades-in-arms. The invaders dream of returning home alive, while Ukrainian strikes cause nervous breakdowns among the invaders.