According to one of Volodymyr Zelensky's closest associates, Oleksii Arestovic, Valery Gerasimov has also been temporarily suspended from his duties. The injury that reportedly led to his removal
Rumors are growing that Vladimir Putin does not trust high-ranking officials in his army because of significant losses recorded in the battle and while the Kremlin's goals have not been achieved.
Temporarily removed from office, according to a top adviser to the Ukrainian president, is Valery Gerasimov, chief of staff of the General Staff of Russia's Armed Forces.
According to one of Volodymyr Zelensky's closest associates, Oleksii Arestovich, Gerasimov was also dismissed, following a series of purges in high-ranking positions in the Russian military.
Speaking to Putin regime dissident, Russian lawyer and politician Mark Feigin, Arestovich said the following on YouTube.[/B] It is a matter of time to decide whether he will be given time to improve his situation."
"The commander of the First Tank Army, Lieutenant General Sergei Kisel, was arrested and dismissed after his defeat near Kharkiv," Arestovich added.
Two other army commanders were dismissed due to significant battlefield losses, according to information circulated on the Konon Telegram platform where it was also reported that the commander of the Black Sea Fleet was dismissed from his duties.
It is also noted that the absence of Gerasimov from the May 9 parade on Red Square was surprising.
And there are reports that he was injured in the war in Ukraine when Putin asked him to see tangible results on the issue of sovereignty.
There are reports that he was injured in the war in Ukraine when Putin asked him to see tangible results on the issue of sovereignty.
Recall that according to official estimates over 10,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in Ukraine.
Source: Proto Thema
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