Terrified Russian soldier tells gran he wants to ‘get the f*** right out of” Ukraine and expected war to last two weeks

A TERRIFIED Russian soldier has told his gran he wants to “get the f*** out” of Ukraine and expected the war to be over in two weeks. The unnamed soldier was heard speaking in an intercepted telephone call home that has been released by the Ukrainian government. GettyRussian forces have face stiff resistance in Ukraine[/caption] A group of Russian soldiers after being captured Vladimir Putin’s troops have been hit by plummeting morale after the quick victory promised by the tyrant has turned into a blood bath in the face of fierce Ukrainian resistance. At the start of phone call, a woman asks the soldier “God, when will this end” to which he replies that hi situation is “scary granny”. He then says that his “whole brigade was smashed” and that “I don’t know how God saved me”. “To be honest with you I would get the f** out of here right now and I don’t care,” the soldier tells her. “The main thing is to survive the hell. We thought everything would be over in two weeks. It’s been almost a month already.” READ MORE ON UKRAINE WORLD AT WAR Russian state TV warns of 'universal nuclear war' if NATO enters Ukraine TSARRR, MATEY Putin could get his £532m yacht back amid tight race to prove it's his The call and the English translation was shared on the Telegram account of government adviser and foreign minister Anton Gerashchenko. In it, the soldier goes on to talk about the cold and how soldiers and officer’s legs and hands are “frozen up” from living in trenches. “F*** this money. No one needs it,” he says, before cursing Vladimir Putin. The intercepted call comes after another in which a soldier complained about his comrades getting frostbite and meeting fierce Ukrainian resistance. 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The disillusioned squaddie also complained about not having enough armour and being stuck outside Mykolaiv for days despite being promised a “swift” victory. It comes as… Russian General dubbed ‘butcher of Mariupol’ who bombed maternity ward and ‘gassed kids’ in Syria revealed.Russia has threatened to spark World War Three by nuking the West if NATO peacekeepers step just one foot into war ravaged Ukraine.The invaders have lost up to 40,000 troops in Ukraine along with at least 17 commandersFears are growing of more brutal Russian tactics as Putin was accused of using phosphorous bombsRussian landing ship Orsk was blown up as it was anchored in the occupied port of BerdyanskApocalyptic footage showed the devastation of Mariupol as the vicious bombardment of the city continuesVideo also shows the moment a Russian tank was blown to pieces as Putin has lost 3,300 vehicles during the invasionBritain is now sending another 6,000 anti-tank missiles to Ukraine to help the fight against Russia Ukraine is now littered with the burnt out wrecks of Russian tanks and armoured vehicles, charred remains of downed aircraft, and the dead bodies of soldiers – many of who were teenage conscripts. As the fighting takes its toll on Russian troops, stories are beginning to emerge of anger and plummeting morale. One soldier allegedly drove his tank into his commanding officer as he protested horrific losses among his comrades. Colonel Yuri Medvedev was hospitalised with severe leg injuries after the reported incident. Russia accidentally revealed it has lost 10,000 troops, when the figure was disclosed by a pro-Kremlin newspaper. But NATO has said that figure could be as high as 15,000 with the total losses including wounded, captured or missing up to 40,000. If the estimate is correct, then Russian losses in just under a month in Ukraine are now the same as they suffered during their ten year war in Afghanistan, which ended in 1989. In response to the faltering invasion, Putin has now reportedly placed General Vladislav Yershov under house arrest. 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