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Ohio Joe

(21,757 posts)
Fri Mar 4, 2022, 05:05 PM Mar 2022

A Russian general has been killed in the fighting in Ukraine

A Russian general was killed in fighting in Ukraine earlier this week, according to a report from the Associated Press.

Maj. Gen. Andrei Sukhovetsky, 47, was the commanding general of Russia's 7th Airborne Division and deputy commander of the 41st Combined Arms Army. His death was confirmed Thursday by a local officers' organization in southern Russia, but the circumstances of his death remain unclear, according to the AP.

Sukhovetsky is the most senior Russian military official to have died in the conflict in Ukraine thus far.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/a-russian-general-has-been-killed-in-the-fighting-in-ukraine/ar-AAUCu6y?ocid=msedgntp

I'm ok with it... That's what he deserved.

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A Russian general has been killed in the fighting in Ukraine (Original Post) Ohio Joe Mar 2022 OP
Good news. BannonsLiver Mar 2022 #1
Glad to hear it. lagomorph777 Mar 2022 #2
Gosh, that's a shame n/t Shrek Mar 2022 #3
Buh-bye.... LakeArenal Mar 2022 #4
"Circumstances of his death remain unclear" dflprincess Mar 2022 #5
Maybe he fell out of a window? calguy Mar 2022 #7
That seems to happen a lot dflprincess Mar 2022 #12
The price you pay JustAnotherGen Mar 2022 #6
Whe generals start dying you know it's total war and... brush Mar 2022 #8
Who knows, he may have got it in the back of the neck for not moving fast enough. Chainfire Mar 2022 #9
When I was a kid, if I complained about something, my parents would say: Paper Roses Mar 2022 #10
All of these people... orwell Mar 2022 #11

lagomorph777

(30,613 posts)
2. Glad to hear it.
Fri Mar 4, 2022, 05:06 PM
Mar 2022

Last I heard, the count was three. Not sure whether this is a repeat, or the count is four now?

dflprincess

(28,079 posts)
12. That seems to happen a lot
Fri Mar 4, 2022, 07:48 PM
Mar 2022

Especially to those that cross Putin in some way. Perhaps the general was not meeting expectations.

Chainfire

(17,549 posts)
9. Who knows, he may have got it in the back of the neck for not moving fast enough.
Fri Mar 4, 2022, 05:19 PM
Mar 2022

That is always an effective message to send to the rest of your high-level staff. Get 'er done boys, or this could be you!

Paper Roses

(7,473 posts)
10. When I was a kid, if I complained about something, my parents would say:
Fri Mar 4, 2022, 05:40 PM
Mar 2022

Hearts and flowers. As I grew older, I realized this meant: tough luck.

orwell

(7,775 posts)
11. All of these people...
Fri Mar 4, 2022, 06:46 PM
Mar 2022

...on both sides, dying for absolutely nothing.

Everyone dying for one little man's twisted ego.

All of this economic damage for one little man's delusional dream of historical empire.

All of this pain and suffering for one little man's psychotic cultural worldview.

Same as it ever was...


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