As Putin fires 8 generals over losses in war with Ukraine, see Russia's military structure
Ukraine's ministry of foreign affairs recently shared the details of the losses that Russia has incurred since the invasion of Ukraine started, noting that more than 12,000 Russian troops have been killed till now
PremiumRussian President Vladimir Putin has reportedly sacked his top generals over Moscow’s military losses in the invasion of Ukraine, Kyiv has claimed.
According to Ukraine's security council chief Oleksiy Danilov, Putin has so far fired eight generals for poor strategy and a series of embarrassing defeats for Russia.
“[The enemy] had about 8 generals removed from their posts because they did not complete the task," Danilov was quoted as saying.
"New ones have been appointed. We clearly understand what is happening in the Russian Federation. I can tell they're desperate," he added.
The Russian never thought that "this nation is so united", stated Danilov.
The Ukrainian defence secretary, however, said that the road ahead "won't be easy". "Will it be difficult? Yes, it will be difficult, don't underestimate the enemy. We beat him in all directions, but he, like locusts, creeps and crawls," said Danilov.
This comes as Ukraine's ministry of foreign affairs recently shared the details of the losses that Russia has incurred since the invasion of Ukraine started, noting that more than 12,000 Russian troops have been killed till now.
Further, it said that 353 Russian tanks, including 1165 armored vehicles of different types, 57 aircraft, 83 helicopters, 125 artillery pieces, and 58 MLRs, have been hit in the combat so far.
Furthermore, the destroyed facilities also include 60 cisterns, 558 vehicles, 3 vessels, 7 UAVs, and 31 Russian anti-aircraft warfare systems.
Amidst the violent invasion, see what Russia's military ranks are:
According to the US Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC), the Russian military structure is split between "Conscript and Contract Servicemen" and "Officer" ranks.
Conscript and Contract Servicemen
Russian soldiers progress through the initial rungs of the country's army via the following ranks (from lowest to highest):
Private
Private First Class
Junior Sergeant
Sergeant
Senior Sergeant
Starshina
Warrant Officer
Senior Warrant Officer
Officer ranks
Junior Lieutenant
Lieutenant
Senior Lieutenant
Capitan
Major
Lieutenant Colonel
Colonel
Major General
Lieutenant General
Colonel-General
General of the Army
Marshal of the Russian Federation
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