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0:34Now PlayingRussian troops were so caught off guard in Kyiv’s surprise incursion in the Kursk region last week that one Ukrainian soldier recalled how they were still “sitting in the forest and drinking coffee” when they were confronted, according to a new report.
The soldier, who only identified himself as Volodymyr, said he was part of the first wave of troops crossing into Russia on Aug. 6 in a US-provided Stryker fighter vehicle when he came across the startled Kremlin forces, according to The Financial Times.
“Then our Stryker drives right into their table,” he said of the surprise attack. “We killed many of them on the first day. Because they were unarmed and didn’t expect us.”
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