By  Tim Pearce
A Russian soldier in a text sent moments before his death allegedly expressed doubts about the war in Ukraine and suggested that his commanding officer lied to him about his mission.
Ukraineâs ambassador to the United Nations, Sergiy Kyslytsya, read on Monday what he said was a text exchange between a dead Russian soldier and his mother moments before he died in Russiaâs invasion of Ukraine. Kyslytsya presented what he said was a screenshot of the text during an emergency session of the United Nations General Assembly.
âI would like to read from this screenshot of the smart phone of a killed Russian soldier. Itâs an actual screenshot from someone who is dead already,â Kyslytsya said, introducing the exchange.
