Must the husband be believed who divorced his wife twice, then his wife said to him: "You think it's three, so it is three, four, five," and he claimed that he did not intend thereby to initiate a new divorce? And is his last statement considered an explicit utterance of divorce or a euphemism dependent on his intention?

If the husband did not intend divorce by his words, then no divorce occurs, because he knows best his own intention. And his statement: "You think it is three [divorces], so it is three, four, and five," is not a divorce because he did not intend to initiate a divorce, but rather to relieve pressure. Do not insist to your husband on this matter, and abandon these obsessive whispers.