Bombshell documentary ‘reveals Putin has FIRED his rarely seen top war general Gerasimov’ after a slew of battlefield disasters
BOMBSHELL documents have revealed that Vladimir Putin has sacked his rarely seen top war commander, General Valery Gerasimov, it is claimed.
The Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces has been seen in public only twice this year That of Russia a whole series of disasters on the battlefield.
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A concept document has now been published about a civil servant Kremlin government portal with “regulatory legal acts” appointing another senior commander, Viktor Pznikhir, as acting head of the General Staff.
With the document only dated to the month of March 2024, as highlighted by the independent SOTA media, speculation about Gerasimov’s dismissal is now rife in Russia.
Poznikhir was promoted by Putin to Colonel General in a little-noticed announcement on February 22.
Four days later, Gerasimov, 68, was reportedly seen for the last time, handing out medals to troops on the front lines.
He was last seen with Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu on February 18, but before that he had not been seen since December 29.
There are rumors that Gerasimov’s health has suffered war against Ukraineincluding that he needed surgery.
The hawkish Colonel General Poznikhir is currently listed as First Deputy Head of the Main Operational Directorate (GOU) of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
He did not play a frontline role in the war, but was previously associated with Russian forces Syria.
In 2019 he accused the ‘infamous’ Britain-funded White Helmets “operating as part of terrorist groups.”
They “staged and filmed a chemical weapons attack on civilians in the city of Douma,” he claimed.
The speculation about Gerasimov comes despite territorial gains for Russia on the front line Ukraine shortage of ammunition supplied by the West.
Yet Russia has also been affected the loss of large ships from the Black Sea Fleet and key facilities have been damaged by rocket attacks.
Last month, footage shared by Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense showed the dramatic moment the boats raced towards Putin’s £55 million Black Sea missile ship “Ivanovets” and sent it up in flames.
Things haven’t been much better on land either, where Putin had lost almost all the tanks he had when he began his brutal invasion of Ukraine almost two years ago.
The tyrant has lost almost 3,000 armored vehicles since the war began.
That includes its £1million T-72 tank, with hair-raising footage showing the armored vehicle making its way across the battlefield when it is suddenly blown to smithereens by a Ukrainian suicide drone.
Troop numbers have also fallen, with Ukraine wiping out dozens of Russian troops in two devastatingly deadly HIMARS attacks on their training grounds in recent weeks.
In poignant clarity, a video released by Ukraine showed the missiles slamming into undefended squadrons as they rehearsed war games in the occupied Kherson region.
Just 24 hours earlier, Putin suffered one of his worst blows of the war when bunker-busting US missiles reportedly destroyed 65 soldiers while lining up for a parade.
There have also been four hits on oil refineries in the past three days, which could lead to fuel shortages in Russia.
Despite the speculation, there has been no official comment from the Kremlin on Gerasimov’s status so far.
Elsewhere, yet another of Putin’s henchmen has died – making him the last member of the Kremlin elite to die under mysterious circumstances.
Vitaly Robertus, the vice president of Russian oil giant Lukoil, has died ‘suddenly’ at the age of 54, according to the company.
It came as Alexei Navalny’s longtime ally was brutally attacked with a hammer outside his home in Lithuania in a horror attack allegedly on Putin’s orders.
Leonid Volkov, who served as chief of staff to the late opposition leader in 2018, was rushed to hospital after suffering injuries to his head and legs.
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