Russian Servicemen Rebel, Apply For Resignation En Masse

A conversation between an occupier and his mother was intercepted.

The Russian servicemen refuse to follow the orders of their leadership in the war against Ukraine, and also massively write reports for resignation from the army.

This is evidenced by another interception of the conversation between the occupier and his mother by the Chief Intelligence Department.

In the tapped phone call record, the Russian tells his mother that he recently wrote a resignation report. He says that other servicemen from his unit also wrote resignation reports, and gave them to the senior officer.

"He had a good fat stack (of reports — edit.) ... Virtually everyone filed a refusal. Yesterday they said that these papers would be handed over to the army headquarters, and then we'll see," he said.

The mother told her son that she had left a complaint on the website of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation. However, if no answer comes, it is necessary to apply to the military prosecutor's office. The woman said she intended to find a lawyer.

"There's no need to hire a lawyer. We'll solve everything soon. The people are already revolting. They refuse to follow orders," her son replied.

Also, according to intelligence officers, the Russians pay bribes in order to be "demobilized" from the war.