Russia removes commander in Ukraine for misleading reports, war bloggers say

MOSCOW — Russia has removed a senior general in Ukraine for giving misleading reports about the progress of the war as Defence Minister Andrei Belousov tries to clear out poor commanders, pro-Russian war bloggers and Russian media have said. Ahead of winter, Russian forces advanced at the fastest rate in Ukraine since the start of the 2022 invasion, though progress was much slower in some areas, particularly around Siversk in the eastern region of Donetsk. Russian media cited unidentified sources as saying that Colonel-General Gennady Anashkin, commander of the Southern Grouping, was removed from his command, though there was no official confirmation. Russian war bloggers have long complained about the command of the operation around Siversk, where they said poorly supported Russian units were thrown into deadly battles for little apparent tactical gain. BREAKING: CNN reports that North Korean soldiers have now arrived in the Donetsk region of Ukraine

Russia removes commander in Ukraine for misleading reports, war bloggers say

Russia removes commander in Ukraine for misleading reports, war bloggers say

Russia removes commander in Ukraine for misleading reports, war bloggers say

Russia removes commander in Ukraine for misleading reports, war bloggers say

Russia removes commander in Ukraine for misleading reports, war bloggers say