Inside collapse of Putin’s army as Ukraine flaunts spoils of war, generals flee and troops hold ‘surrender talks’

 

Frustrated and terrified Vladimir Putin's soldiers are reported to be stealing clothes from Ukrainian homes and fleeing across the border on bicycles in a desperate attempt to escape the conflict.

In recent days, Vlad's army appears to have suffered a stunning collapse, with Ukrainian officials estimating that they have recovered about 3,

000 square kilometers of land from Russia.

This represents the most dramatic shift in Ukrainian territory since the start of the war in February.

British intelligence estimates that the volume of Ukrainian territory retaken is twice the size of Greater London, including the major city of Iseum.

Ukraine displayed some abandoned Russian military equipment that fell into its hands in recent days, valued at around £111 million.

It includes 20 tanks in working condition and approximately the same number in need of repair, in addition to approximately 40 armored vehicles,

100 other military vehicles and 21 armored personnel carriers.

In addition to abandoned vehicles, Ukrainian forces also discovered a huge amount of ammunition and military drones.

An expert claimed that the Kyiv war awards in the Kharkiv region amounted to more military equipment in three days than Germany gave President Volodymyr Zelensky in six months.

The astonishing progress reportedly came after a Ukrainian "disinformation campaign" about a southern counteroffensive turned thousands of Russian troops in that direction, leaving the country's northeast hopelessly vulnerable.

The Ukrainian media had urged the West not to report on the movements of Ukrainian forces during the past week,

For fear of falling into the hands of the Russians.

As Putin's soldiers fled their former strongholds, tales of panicked scenes emerged amid the Russian collapse on its eastern front.

Reports claim that Russian soldiers looted clothes from Ukrainian homes so they could disguise themselves as civilians, and stole bicycles in a desperate attempt to escape.

Vlad is weak-

Equipped and inexperienced fighters were reportedly abandoned by their commanders in Russia, according to a Ukrainian in a newly liberated village.

Olena Matvienko lives in the small village of Zaliznychne, 37 miles east of Kharkiv.

She said that although the villagers were afraid of Russia's savage soldiers, in the end they almost took pity on them.

Within the first few hours of the Ukrainian attack, she said, half of the soldiers fled their vehicles.