The Times: A reporter in Russian intelligence describes the war in Ukraine as a failed words

LONDON- “Al-Quds Al-Arabi”: The Times newspaper published a report prepared by Tom Paul, in which he reported what was reported in a report of a reporter in the service of the Russian Intelligence “FSB”, as saying that the current Russian war in Ukraine will fail to failure.He said that spies in the reputable intelligence apparatus did not know about President Vladimir Putin's plans to invade Ukraine, and the laboratory described the war as "a catastrophic failure" that can only be compared to the collapse of Nazi Germany..

In a report prepared by what a FSB analyst, which replaced the intelligence apparatus in the Soviet era, "KGB", believed that the number of the Russian army killed may have reached 10,000 soldiers..The Russian Ministry of Defense only recognized the killing of 498 soldiers in Ukraine.The report stated that the FSB device blamed him for failure in Ukraine, but he was not known in advance of the invasion and was not ready to deal with the effects of strict penalties..The informant added that anyone in the government does not know the real number of the dead, as we have lost the link to the major units. ".

He asked intelligence officials to evaluate the impact of Western sanctions, but it was theoretical and a phrase on an exercise in filling the voids with health or error, and “you have to send the analysis in a way that appears as a victim...Otherwise, you have been investigated because you did not do your work well..Analysts wrote: “The matter suddenly happened, and I am referring to you and your baseless evaluation.We behave based on our intuition and emotion and raise our bets in the hope that an order will come through us.In general, there is no way out for Russia, no choice to victory, but a defeat. ”.

The report or the letter stated that the Chechnya leader Ramadan Kadyrov almost clashed with the Russians after the "killing group" that he sent to Ukraine was destroyed..Even if President Foldomer Zellinski is killed, there is no hope for Russia to occupy Ukraine, and “with the least resistance of the Ukrainians, we need half a million soldiers and do not forget to supply and logistics”..

Analysts say the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service "SFR" is trying to "search for dirty materials" and claims that Ukraine has a nuclear program, as a justification for a preventive blow.The intelligence report published the Russian activist Vladimir Ossickin, on the "Golag Net" website.Christo Gruziv, an expert in Russian intelligence, said that he had informed two FSB officials and did not suspect that the message was written by a colleague.Greenv, who leaked the identities of those involved in the process of poisoning a dual agent in the British city of Salzbury, said in an interview with the "Belling Cat" website in 2018, that the Ukrainians had laid fake documents in the past as part of a psychological warfare, but the last message is different, and it came from a reliable source which is"Osmchakin", which is long compared to a fake message.

The FSB runs Alexander Portlekov, one of Putin's close associates..Portlekov's son, Dennis, is running a "TP" bank, which Britain imposed sanctions on.

The author of the letter believes that the date of the end of the war will be in June;Because the Russian economy will have collapsed, and he continued: “I could not sleep in the last period, perhaps because I am hours and unable to think, and perhaps because of the stress of continuous work.I feel that the situation is surreal and that the Pandora (trouble) box has opened..

The writer said that they do not exclude an international conflict, and that some stupid advisors persuade the Russian leadership to send a warning to the West if the sanctions are not lifted.However, what if the West did not respond?“In this case, I do not rule out that we will push towards an international conflict just as it happened with Hitler in 1939.”.

Sinator's wife, who was a professor of Putin, expressed her dissatisfaction with the war.Ludmila Narosova, 70, admitted that a large number of Russian deaths occurred.She said that out of 100 recruits in a group that only survived four.She is the wife of Anatoli Sobchak, who was the first mayor of a democratic team of Sant Petersburg and died in 2000 in mysterious circumstances after Putin's rise.She said that the recruits were forced to sign pledges to fight in Ukraine.

The training is compulsory for men between 18-27 years, and the Russian Soldiers' Mothers Committee said last week that many soldiers were deceived to fight.They were told that they were going to the border of military maneuvers, but their contracts are not in fighting.