Russian officers reassigned to rear in large numbers – intelligence

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More than 45% of the officers in the reserve units of Russia’s Southern Military District lack legal grounds to serve in rear positions.

That is according to the press service of the Main Intelligence Directorate of Ukraine’s Ministry of Defense, as reported by Ukrinform.

“Documents signed by Lieutenant General Mykhailo Zusko, Chief of Staff of Russia’s Southern Military District, reveal over 900 unjustified officer transfers to rear units—at least 200 of them assigned despite the units already being fully staffed,” the report reads.

In addition, intelligence reports cite instances of unauthorized abandonment of service among these “reservists.”

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The widespread retreat from frontline positions—disguised as official transfers to rear units—points to deepening demoralization and a growing command crisis within the Russian military.


Source: Russian officers reassigned to rear in large numbers – intelligence

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