Some divisions of the enemy near Mykolayiv lost more than 70% of personnel.
This is evidenced by new intercepts of telephone conversations of russian invaders, provided by the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU).
“Our regiment has the biggest losses. We are almost gone. There were more than a thousand of us, and now only around four hundred left,” the occupier told his wife.
According to him, surviving invaders no longer believe in their victory, they are "flipping out", and the only thing they are doing now is fleeing from Ukrainian soldiers.
“I went out - bullets are flying over my head! We started to run away, but "Grad" [Multiple Rocket Launcher] was hitting us. On the one side there are artillery strikes, and on the other, across the railway - the shootout begins. F*ck, I thought we're in the ring. I ran away again, damn it,” he complains.
After that, he is no longer thinking about capturing Ukraine, but about plans to return home and terminate his contract: "I will not come here again!".
Recently, as a result of military operations the Dnipro-Mykolayiv water supply system through which water is delivered from Dnipro river to Mykolayiv is damaged. Work is underway to restore water supply.