Putin instructed Surovikin to destroy bridges across the Dnieper River in Kiev - The Telegraph
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Russia has stepped up attacks on bridges over the Dnieper River in Kiev, and military analyst Hamish de Bretton-Gordon claims that the new tactic may be due to the return of Sergei Surovikin. The general, known as “General Armageddon,” led Russian forces in Ukraine from October 2022 to January 2023. In an analysis for The Telegraph, de Bretton-Gordon says that Vladimir Putin may have ordered Surovikin to step up attacks on Kiev. The publication …
Putin orders general Surovikin to destroy bridges in Kiev - The Telegraph <p>Putin can change the tactics of the war against Ukraine and focus on strikes on the bridges of Kiev. To do this, they recruited General Sergey Surovikin, known by the nickname “General Armageddon”.</p>
Sergei Surovikin once again found himself in the center of the British publications on the Russian attacks on Kiev, and one major publication claims that Vladimir Putin has already instructed General Putin to destroy all the bridges across the Dnieper in Kiev.
Putin instructed Surovikin to destroy bridges across the Dnieper River in Kiev - The Telegraph
Putin instructed Surovikin to destroy bridges across the Dnieper River in Kiev - The TelegraphAccording to the British publication, General Sergei Surovikin, known as "General Armageddon," who previously led strikes against the Ukrainian...
Amid failures at the front, Vladimir Putin decided to launch attacks on Ukraine's critical infrastructure and bridges in Kiev, British military officer Hamish de Bretton-Gordon said in an article for The Telegraph.Surovikin. Putin instructed General Sergei Surovikin, nicknamed “Armageddon”, who was previously the Syrian city of Aleppo, to do this, according to the publication Novaya Gazeta. Europe — Read alsoThe Kremlin's plan is to break people…
As winter approaches, Russian dictator Vladimir Putin is resorting to the one weapon he always uses when his military fails on the battlefield: terrorizing civilians and destroying cities, writes British Reservist Colonel Hamish de Bretton-Gordon in The Telegraph.
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