During the War in Ukraine, Russia Lost Commanders of Four Armies

Russia itself removed three of them.

The Russian Armed Forces have lost four army commanders and three deputies since 24 February, when Russia fully entered Ukraine.

StratCom ZSU reports.

A total of seven men were seriously wounded, two of them dead. But the others were dismissed and arrested by Russia itself.

Russia's Armed Forces have lost such army commanders or their deputies:

The commander of the 1st Tank Army (Bakovka), Lieutenant General Sergey Aleksandrovich Kisel - dismissed;

Commander of the 6th Army (Agalatovo), Lieutenant General Vladislav Ershov - dismissed and arrested;

Chief of Staff - Deputy Commander of the 35th Combined Army (Belogorsk), Major-General Nirkov Sergey Semyonovich - seriously wounded;

Major General Seritsky Andrey Anatolievich - seriously wounded, the Chief of Staff - Deputy Commander of 36th Combined Army (Ulan-Ude);

Deputy Commander of 41st Combined Army (Novosibirsk), Major General Sukhovetsky Andrey Alexandrovich - dead;

Commander of 49th Army (Stavropol), Lieutenant-General Ryazantsev Yakov Vladimirovich - lost;

Commander of the 58th Army (Vladikavkaz), Lieutenant General Mikhail Stepanovich Zusko - dismissed and arrested.

According to the General Staff, at least 17,300 Russian servicemen have been killed since the start of Russia's full-scale offensive against Ukraine.