"I Am A Murderer And A Raider" An Occupier Made A Terrible Confession In Conversation With His Friend

• 15.03.2022, 17:15

The Ukrainian intelligence services intercepted a new conversation of Russians.

Ukrainian special services intercepted the conversation of a Russian occupier with his friend. This record came to Anton Herashchenko, the adviser to the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.

On the recording, you can hear how the Russian occupier talks about how the phones were taken away so that the locals would not expose them, unian.net writes.

“I came to the village. We went through the village like a crowd, taking away all (civilians') phones, so that we would not be exposed later,” said the occupier.

He also added that one of the villagers begged him not to kill.

"I told him that we had come there only for temporary deployment in accordance with the order. And that was it. I'm not going to kill anyone. He also asked if I came in peace. And I was like: - Yes, in peace. I am not going to take your life," continued the invader.

But then the occupiers shot the civilian. According to the Russian soldier, he was already asleep, but his fellows started shooting while drunk. He also confessed to killing the mercenary.

"I shot him down, thought that was an enemy," the military of the Russian Federation said.

He also admitted that the occupiers were looting.