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Paranoid Putin to deploy bloodthirsty General Armageddon to Ukraine frontline
What happened
General Surovikin, referred to as "General Armageddon", may be returned to the Ukraine battlefield after a period of exile, according to Russian military analyst Colonel Viktor Baranets. The redeployment is reportedly being considered due to Russia's faltering invasion and high civilian casualties. Surovikin previously commanded the invasion in 2022 before being removed from the role in January 2023. The exact terms of his potential redeployment are unclear.
Why it matters
The redeployment of General Surovikin could have significant implications for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, particularly for civilians caught in the crossfire, as his tactics have been described as brutal. The move would also highlight the escalating nature of the conflict. The situation on the ground remains uncertain.
Key facts
- General Surovikin is reportedly returning to the Ukraine frontline
- Russia has suffered costly warplane losses, including two Su-35S and Su-34 aircraft
- Civilians have been killed or injured at a rate of over 400 per week on average in Ukraine since 2026
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