Ukrainian Officer's Bold Hack Exposes Russian War Truths

0:00On April 24th, a Ukrainian intelligence officer pulled off a bold move, hacking into a Russian Army recruitment session at Kubin State Agrarian, University in Krasnodar. Posing as one of Putin's soldiers on a video link, he warned hundreds of students they face certain death if they signed up to fight. These virtual drives are popping up at universities across Russia to fill the gaps at the front, where Russian forces keep taking heavy losses every month. University leaders panicked and cut the feed after the officer dropped harsh truths, like how commanders squeeze soldiers for cash and the frontline, hasn't budged in four years. Meanwhile, the war drags into its fifth year, with fresh hits on both sides. Russian drones killed a 16-year-old boy in Trinihav and a man in person over the weekend, while Ukraine struck a key drone factory in. Southwestern Russia sparking a big fire. No peace in sight despite U.S. talks as both armies dig in deeper, turning more lives into casualties.