The Russian military operation in Ukraine entered its fourth day, but it is not going as planned, according to a report by the British newspaper "The Guardian." The paper notes that in the Ukrainian region of Sumy, near the border with Russia, a local resident observed an unusual sight on a rural road: a broken-down Russian tank.
When this man got out of his car, he saw three soldiers near the disabled military vehicle and addressed them, saying, "It seems you broke down, guys." One of the soldiers denied this, saying, "It's just that we ran out of fuel." The man jokingly replied, "Can I take you back to Russia?" which made the soldiers laugh.
Along the road, there were more broken Russian military vehicles, and the Ukrainian man boldly told the "unlucky" soldiers, "Everything is in our favor." He concluded that President Vladimir Putin's soldiers do not know where they are going and why they are even in Ukraine.
