Ukrainian soldiers boosted in war effort thanks to saucy Telegram channel

BRAVE Ukrainian soldiers have been boosted in the war effort against Russia — thanks to a saucy Telegram channel. The “Postcards for Our Kittens” posts steamy photos to help squaddies’ morale. GettyBrave Ukrainian soldiers have been boosted in the war effort against Russia — thanks to a saucy Telegram channel[/caption] Pictures include topless shots as well as hunks showing off their six-packs. Psychologist Anna Rymarenko, 39, and pal Dariia Pavlovska set up the channel in March as a joke. But its popularity boomed — with soldiers saying it has encouraged them to keep on fighting. Anna said: “When the war started it took away all our normal feelings and desires. Read More on Ukraine War MAD VLAD UK MoD claims Putin has sacked at least SIX commanders as Russian losses increase MEAT-GRINDER China 'needs 2 MILLION soldiers to invade Taiwan & could fail just like Putin' “Sexuality and love is a really important part of our identity — we realised we could help people regain those feelings.” The pair ask contributors to post whatever they want except hardcore pornography. The network, named after Ukranians’ “Kittens” nickname for their troops, now boasts 4,000 subscribers. Up to 100 erotic images are uploaded a day, with 60 per cent from women. Most read in News 'NOTHING DIGNIFIED' Archie Battersbee's family slam hospital after his 'barbaric' death 'HEART IS BROKEN' Tributes to popular dad, 58, killed at family holiday park as 6 arrested LAKE TRAGEDY Girl, 11, drowns at waterpark after vanishing 'during friend’s birthday party’ ROYAL CASH I thought Andrew was going to prison & Fergie was broke - they owed me MILLIONS BAKE OFF 10-day heatwave starts today with 28C scorcher but minister calls for hosepipe ban FINAL MOMENTS I found my little girl stabbed to death… now the suspect's mum has called me One girl who posted images on the network was masseuse Taya Zhurovan, 37. She said: “It’s really nice to see people sharing beautiful emotions, loving our army.” One soldier, Tim, said: “When I open this channel I can dream about returning home.”