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There are other aspects to this event that you may not be aware of. I recommend this post from Events in Ukraine https://eventsinukraine.substack.com/p/fedorov-down-pigs-in-power

Syrsky fulfills an important role; he keeps the army in line and apolitical. Zaluzhny posed a threat to Zelensky because of his political ambitions. He was removed and replaced with Syrsky who has no political aspirations. The conflict between the high command and the popular western backed Federov threatened Syrsky's position and his hold on the army. So Federov had to go to protect Zelensky's position as president.

Another important consideration arises from the nature of the Federov/high command dispute. The army's complaint that Federov was not supplying them with what they need; manpower. Drone technology as a solution to this problem can only go so far and can be countered by the Russian's own application of drone technology. The manpower shortage remains unsolved.

Enter Federov's replacement; Igor Klimenko, head of Ukraine’s national police. This is going to result in an intensification of the practice of "busification". More meat for the grinder and more "single use" assets for Syrsky's beloved Assault Brigades.

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Dehogy fog hatni Márk.. Ha az egyik oldalon tehetség, szakértelem, hozzáértés fiatalság és tehetség van, a másik oldalon pedig Jawohl mein Fuhrer, akkor 100 bol 99* mindig a második nyer... Ráadásul papíron tavaly kirúgták Yermakot, de újságírók lefotózták hogy azóta is találkozik Zelesnkyvel folyamatosan szóval a befolyása megmaradt benne van ő is a full delulu szellemileg könnyűfegyverzetu belső körben... Fedorov nem volt. Egyedül nem lehet megváltoztatni a rendszert...

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