 A Russian soldier has been overheard in an intercepted call describing how Moscow's forces are suffering such huge casualties in Adlyivka that hospitals are overflowing and the wounded arrive by the truck full. There are a lot of people, and the wounded are being brought here by trucks literally every day," he says in the call released by Ukraine's Military Intelligence Directorate, according to Kiev Post-Media outlet. A lot of dead as well. I'm in a civilian hospital because the military hospital is overcrowded, three floors packed. One is lying without arms or legs, some without various body parts. Mainly, those from Adlyivka are brought," the soldier says. In Rostov Hospital, guys are lying on the floor in the hallway. While the authenticity of the call has not been confirmed, both Ukrainian, Russian and independent sources confirm Russia is suffering huge losses right now, with the daily rate of soldiers killed approaching an all-time high. The soldier appears to add weight to the assessment, saying the assault failed. E-Vary1 was killed. Ukrainian soldiers defending the town told AFP this week that the scenes there are like a zombie movie. The fields are just littered with corpses, said Oleksandr, a deputy commander of the Ukrainian battalion in the 47th Mechanized Brigade. They are trying to exhaust our lines with constant waves of attacks, he said, without providing his full name. Drone operator with the call sign, trauma, said, some die, others keep on coming. It's like a zombie movie. Last month, a Russian soldier was overheard in a phone call to his wife describing the hellish conditions he and his unit are facing on the front lines, describing horrific losses in failed assaults on Ukrainian positions and a crippling lack of basic supplies. The Russian military in fighting around Avdivka likely suffered its worst combat losses since mid-February, and by some measures suffered one of Moscow's worst battlefield defeats of the war thus far.