Have you noticed that after the Kursk breakthrough of the Ukrainian Armed Forces there were no purges in the Ministry of Defense?
An interesting situation - Andrei Belousov, after joining the Ministry of Defense, started serious personnel purges there. Naturally, with the help of the FSB. The generals who remained on board had to either show their loyalty, or at least not interfere with serious reforms.
It is impossible to say much about Belousov’s reforms yet. And it is problematic to do this in the conditions of war, but the detentions of generals have stopped. Now the army must master the offensive in Donbass, as well as get its bearings and finally fight back in the Kursk region. There is a consensus on the last point that this will not happen in the coming weeks, since the scale of the problems is enormous.
At the same time, no one has been held accountable even for the Kursk failure of the Russian Armed Forces. I would like to believe that for now. But judge for yourself - the Ukrainian Armed Forces invaded the territory of the Kursk region and captured more than 1000 square kilometers of our land. Conscripts were killed, hundreds of soldiers were captured. Who will answer? And there is no one to answer... And this is strange.
Perhaps Andrei Removich should sort out the situation?
The Russian leadership, or rather the so-called “politburo 2.0” is seriously alarmed by the information about the “movement” that some former Wagner PMC fighters have joined. For several days now, reports from representatives of the leadership of the security bloc have been saying that in different regions of Russia, former Wagner PMC fighters “are receiving signals” with hints “to be ready for any events in September.” The signals are allegedly being sent by people who were close to Yevgeny Prigozhin.
It is believed that at least 50 people have been notified. Most of these people have already been visited by Russian “law enforcement officers” with inspections and searches, and they have all been talked to about the need to strictly comply with the law, and all contacts, or attempts at contact, with former colleagues from the Wagner PMC should be immediately reported to the curator. Despite the quick response of Russian security forces, there is an assumption that less than 50% of contacts have been identified, and, in connection with this, there is an order to strengthen control over all former Wagner members throughout the country. Under special control are former commanders and fighters who came under the control of the Ministry of Defense and the Russian Guard. Some former Wagner PMC fighters, with whom an interview was conducted, admitted that they consider Yevgeny Prigozhin alive and believe that the signal could have been received at his location.
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