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newspaper said "The Hill" American newspaper, citing "Pravda" Russian Putin Earlier this week, he dismissed 5 senior military generals and a police colonel.
She explained that the military figures, who were dismissed, were responsible for the Russian operation in Ukraine.
And it concerns Vasily Kukushkin, Alexander Lass, Andrey Lebelin, Alexander Udovenko and Yuri Instrangin, as well as police colonel Emil Musin.
She added that the dismissal came "After the huge losses caused by the military operation in Ukraineand the inability to occupy key Ukrainian regions such as the capital Kyiv".
Earlier, officials indicated that Russia "She suffered an unprecedented loss" In the ranks of senior officers and generals.
In this regard, the former Supreme Commander of NATO, retired Admiral James Stavridis, said: "In recent history, great losses have not been recorded in terms of the death of generals, as is happening to Russia now".
He added: "In a two-month period, we have witnessed the killing of at least 10, if not more, than the generals Russians".
as revealed British Ministry of Defense that Russia "Probably incurred heavy losses in the ranks of the middle and junior ranks".
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The American newspaper “The Hill”, quoting the Russian newspaper “Pravda”, said: Putin Earlier this week, he dismissed 5 senior military generals and a police colonel.
She explained that the military figures, who were dismissed, were responsible for the Russian operation in Ukraine.
And it concerns Vasily Kukushkin, Alexander Lass, Andrey Lebelin, Alexander Udovenko and Yuri Instrangin, as well as police colonel Emil Musin.
She added that the dismissal came “following the huge losses caused by the military operation in the country.” Ukraineand the inability to occupy key Ukrainian regions such as the capital Kyiv“.
Earlier, officials indicated that Russia She “suffered an unprecedented loss” in the ranks of senior officers and generals.
In this regard, the former supreme commander of NATO, retired Admiral James Stavridis, said: “In modern history, there have not been great losses in terms of the deaths of generals, as is happening to Russia now.”
He added, “In a two-month period, we have witnessed the killing of at least 10, if not more, than the generals Russians”.
as revealed British Ministry of Defense That Russia “probably suffered heavy losses in the ranks of the middle and junior officers.”
