Enjoyed looting. Intelligence publishes a conversation between an invader and his girlfriend


“There is who? I’ll start shooting now,” the occupier told how he looted in Ukraine.
The interception of the conversation between the occupier and his girlfriend was published by Ukrainian intelligence.
In the intercepted conversation, the occupier tells his girlfriend how he marauders in the captured settlements and laughs at those who are embarrassed to do this:
They still don't have the conscience to take anything away from anyone. They send me to do it. At the beginning of a trip: yes, yes, here's your phone for me. Give it to me... (quickly). Do you have good spoons? I'll take the spoons, too. And here's the car. You got the keys? I go right up to the house, I knock. Anybody there? I'm about to start shooting - yes, yes, everybody out. I should have dialed more phones. I just got the phone. I got a Huawei. When I got a taste of it, I liked it so much. You just walk into any house. Yes, hello. Come on out, please. I'll take something.
Thefts during the Russian war are not considered a crime and are not punished. And the invaders are very happy about it.
This is stated in the new interception of the SBU.
That is, it is not criminally punishable that we loot. It is allowed. Putin allowed it. The decree gave that looting was allowed ... - another invader told his wife.
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Maria Grynevych, project manager, journalist, co-author of Guidebook Sacred Mountains of the Dnieper Region, Lecture Course: Cult Topography of the Middle Dnieper Region.












