23. december
600-800 russiske officerer og generaler er permanent udstationeret i Donbas
Vadym
Skibitskyi, en repræsentant for det
Ukrainske Forsvarsministerie
HUR siger,
at disse 600-800 russiske regulære officerer
sidder i kommandostillinger
i 1. og 2. armékorps af de russiske besættelsesstyrker i de besatte
dele af Ukraines respektive oblaster, Donetsk og Luhansk, samlet
kendt som Donbas.
Ved deres tilbagevenden til Rusland efter
deres deltagelse i kampene
i Ukraine, modtager disse
generaler og officerer fra de russiske væbnede styrker udmærkelser
og karrierefremgang i den russiske hær, som rapporteret i et
Facebook-opslag offentliggjort på HUR's side. ”Apropos generaler,
så var det general Sergei Kuzovlev – ham der plejede at danne 2.
armékorps – som blev chef for den 20. armé og derefter 8. armé,
efter han vendte tilbage til Rusland fra de militære aktioner i
Ukraine. Senere blev han udnævnt til næstkommanderende for det
sydlige militærdistrikt af de russiske væbnede styrker," sagde
Vadym Skibitskyi og tilføjede, at "på nuværende tidspunkt er
stabene i korpset, brigadekommandoer og regimentchefer [i det
besatte Donbas] aktive tjenesteofficerer fra de russiske væbnede
styrker."
600-800 Russian military officers and generals permantly deployed to Donbas
Vadym Skibitskyi, a representative of the Ministry of Defense.
Skibitskyi said that those 600-800 Russian regulars hold command positions in the so-called 1st and 2nd army corps of the Russian occupation forces in the occupied parts of Ukraine’s respective oblasts, Donetsk and Luhansk, collectively known as the Donbas.
On their return to Russia after their participation in hostilities in Ukraine, such generals and officers of the Russian Armed Forces receive state awards and career advancement in the Russian army, as reported in a Facebook post published on the HUR’s page.
“Speaking of generals, it was General Sergei Kuzovlec – the one who used to form the 2nd Army Corps – who became commander of the 20th Army and then the 8th Army after he returned to Russia from the military actions in Ukraine. Later, he was appointed as deputy commander of the Southern Military District of the Russian Armed Forces,” said Vadym Skibitskyi, and added that “At present, the staffs of the corps, brigade commands, and regiment commanders [in the occupied Donbas] are active-duty officers of the Russian armed forces.”
( Euromaidan Press, Yuri Zoria @loogunda,
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