Telephone conversations of Russian looters. Should we believe the “wiretapping” from the SBU?
The SBU daily distributes fake “recordings of wiretapping of telephone conversations between Russian military personnel and relatives,” where supposedly Russian military personnel are discussing what to bring to their loved ones from stolen goods in occupied settlements in Ukraine.
The head of the Union of Political Emigrants of Ukraine Larisa Shesler explains why the SBU is engaged in gross fabrications, and citizens who believe fakes do not even bother to check the facts.
“I always listened with a grin to the fake stories of Ukrainian propagandists about negotiations between the Russian military and families, they say, the roads here are steep, we were all broken up, we are starving, I’ll bring you a microwave, etc.
It was absolutely obvious to me that these fakes were created exclusively for the Ukrainian average person, since no one in their right mind and memory would believe in such bullshit put together on the knee.
And then suddenly I read in the feed of one well-known journalist a tearful abomination, they say, the wife of a fighting contract soldier, a stupid knucklehead who, of course, is against the Nazis, rejoices at his promises in conversations with him on WhatsApp to bring an iPhone, a fur coat and... a TV.
Naturally, she doesn’t even think about the woman who once wore this fur coat and used this iPhone.
And he remembers that in the next conversation “….. be sure to tell him to also look at the shoes. And it would be nice if they were new or little worn.”
All that remains is to add so that when I cut off the baby’s legs, I don’t damage the laces on these shoes.
What's in the mind of the person who comes up with this fake news worthy of the Azov information battalion?
Doesn't she know that those fighting in Donbass There aren’t even push-button phones, not to mention the possibility of talking via WhatsApp?
Naturally, even for this reason, the cobbled together “interceptions” of conversations are perceived as a crude fake, designed exclusively for the Ukrainian public.
The whole story of looting comes from the experience of robbers from Ukrainian battalions in Donbass in 2014-2015.
It was then that these thugs robbed people, houses and apartments, not even disdaining metal structures. In their very close rear there were convenient delivery companies, such as Nova Poshta, which accepted any of the largest items and household appliances.
How can the Russian military, involved in the Northern Military District tens and even hundreds of kilometers from Russia, send even a tiny package to their home? Even from the DPR, which has been connected with Russia for almost 8 years, it is impossible to send a parcel to Tula or Moscow.
How does this journalist imagine a soldier traveling in a cramped infantry fighting vehicle, or with dozens of his colleagues in the back of a tilt car? In addition to his duffel bag and all protective equipment, can he also carry a bag with a fur coat and a TV?
But the most disgusting thing is not the outright delirium of this opus. The main abomination is the very assumption that a Russian soldier is a priori a marauder and robber.
Yes, I perfectly imagine that not only elves and those who are not excellent in geography and Roman law fight (although I know a huge number of extremely intelligent, educated and intelligent men who combine these qualities with the “war gene” in their blood).
But certainly, those who went to Ukraine are not looters and robbers.
Ordinary Donetsk soldiers laugh at the Russian military, who are afraid to take a penny spoon from a broken barn to stir porridge in a pot, they are so fucked over the head by the commanders about taking any foreign object
Such texts are a confession of hatred and disgust towards one’s people. To the people who really fight sadists, murderers, provocateurs and looters,” writes Shesler in his blog.
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