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Головне управління розвідки Міністерства оборони України
[Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of defense of Ukraine]

Russia has serious problems with commanders at the level of platoon or mouth. Approximately 40 percent of junior commanders are missing in the front units of the occupation forces
This was reported in the comment of the RBC-Ukraine, a representative of the Chief Intelligence Department of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine Andrei Chernyak.

▪️ According to the representative of military intelligence of Ukraine, the shortage is observed in particular in enemy units fighting in Donetsk and Luhansk regions.
“the Russian Federation will continue its offensive actions because it has not achieved its main goal - complete occupation of Donetsk and Luhansk regions. And it is in the units there that we see the occupants having serious problems with platoon or company commanders. Those on the front line do not want to fight, go on the offensive, many want to mutilate themselves to return to Russian territory and not fight anymore. Most do not plan to continue the contract, but no one asks them,” said Andriy Chernyak.

That is why mobilized Russians are often sent to assault without command and proper interaction between groups. They may have some minor tactical gains, but die in the hundreds, and in their place send new “cannon meat,” the representative of Ukraine’s military intelligence said.

▪️ Also, according to him, problems with leadership in the Russian army are at higher levels.
“We have seen and continue to see frequent replacements of generals and commanders at various levels who fail to deliver their jobs.” It’s probably their last chance to fix the situation and at least partially meet the goals. Therefore, according to our estimates, personnel problems with the team composition of Russians every day will only increase “,-summuvav Andrei Černâk.

VIDEOS

1. Our soldiers are dying for moronism! Interview with a deceived Russian private
Lviv.Media
1-27-2023 12:05 p.m. EST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fvBLZDbYg6c

Aleksey Potapov from the village of Novoshcherbinovskaya, Krasondarsky Krai, went to war to solve his financial problems. While earning money in Moscow, he had taken out microloans and had nothing to repay them with. So he decided to sign a three-month contract. He thought he would not take part in the fighting, but he was immediately sent to the front line. In an interview with Liubomyr Ferens, Aleksey told how he escaped after the defeat near Izyum, how he imagined his participation in the war, and how one can evaluate the decision to solve his personal problems at the expense of the Ukrainian people.

00:00 Beginning
02:05 “I walked to the border for two months”
03:51 How did you get captured?
04:49 Why did you avoid the local population?
06:09 “I have a loan, so I joined the army”
07:52 About salaries and life in Moscow
10:29 How did you come up with the idea to make money in the war?
11:50 “I didn’t tell my wife anything”
13:04 “I thought I wouldn’t fight in the war”
16:28 How did you imagine your participation in the war?
18:16 Why did you decide to solve your problems at the expense of Ukrainians?
19:56 Is delivering food to the military also a part of the war?
22:59 What is the Russian army doing here?
24:23 About the massacre in Dnipro
26:14 What to say to Ukrainians?
28:14 What to say to Russians?
29:03 About dignity and fear

2. Cameramen felt sick! Unpacking Ukrainian and Russian dry rations and first aid kits
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2xKmkhx8f0

3. “Fields are full of Russians” - SITUATION OF RUSSIANS after the fierce battle in Ugledar
Kanal13
1-27-2023 3:30 p.m. EST
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVt1pWQ7XTA

4. RUSSIAN CATASTROPHE: ANOTHER RUSSIAN GENERAL IS ELIMINATED IN UKRAINE || 2023
Warthog Defense
Jan 27, 2023
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_1hgb6xQNTA