2023-04-25 11:43:19
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Russian dictator Vladimir Putin recently fired or fired a number of high-ranking Russian army commanders who led the occupying forces in Ukraine in a recent decree, writes the Institute for the Study of War.
Russian “military correspondents” suggest that Vladimir Putin On April 20, he ordered additional reshuffles in the military command. Thus, according to the author of the propaganda public Voenkor Kotenok, the dictator signed a decree on a number of personnel changes: in particular, Putin formally dismissed the commander of the Eastern Military District, Colonel General Rustam Muradov (The probable dismissal of Muradov became known at the end of March).
“Voenkor” noted that the dismissal of the commander was probably the result of a catastrophic offensive for the occupying forces on Ugledar, which led to serious losses of both personnel and military equipment of the Russian army. The report also says that according to Putin’s decree, the general of the Russian army was forced to resign. Alexander Dvornikov, who was reported to have commanded Russian forces in Ukraine in April 2022; former commander of the Western Military District, Colonel General Alexander Zhuravlevas well as a number of other unnamed commanders.
ISW recalls that these reports of new personnel changes in the composition of the military command of the Russian army appeared after the recent announcement by the Kremlin about the removal of the commander of the Russian Pacific Fleet, Admiral Sergei Avakyants (April 19). Another Russian “military correspondent” propagandist Alexander Sladkov claims that Avakyants is allegedly instructed to “create and organize the work of a completely new organization.”
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