Intelligence: Generals In Russia Dividing Power

The confrontation in the General Staff of the occupying country is gaining strength due to failures in the war.

The Russian occupiers are still determined to continue the war in Ukraine. At the same time, the generals of the occupying country began a covert confrontation due to the failures of the "special operation".

This was reported by the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine.

To "compensate" the losses that the Russian Federation diligently hides, graduates of schools will be sent to war.

"Now there are no signs of the Kremlin’s intentions to end the war in Ukraine in the near future. Instead, attempts are continuing to carry out the so-called "covert mobilization". An active campaign is being carried out, as well as the deployment of graduates and cadets of military schools to the combat zone. This is how they replenish the composition of the landing units that suffered significant losses at the front, in particular, from the planned June 25 graduation from the Ryazan Higher Airborne Command School. Margelov, "most of the graduates are scheduled to immediately be sent to operational areas on the territory of Ukraine," the message says.

The Russian Federation involved in the war against Ukraine almost 45% of the number of vehicles of logistics teams (2,600 out of 6,000). They are seeking to preserve the part that remains for logistical support in case of other emergencies. Now the occupiers are trying to replenish the fleet of automotive equipment with cars stolen in Ukraine.

Also, intelligence reported on the development of the process of dividing power between the generals of the Russian General Staff.

"The stalling of the "special military operation" became a catalyst for the intensification of the hidden confrontation among the Russian generals. In particular, in the General Staff. The divergence and hidden competitive struggle between groups in the General Staff existed long before the start of the war. But the latest failures and attempts by other centers of power in the Russian establishment to put on the military full responsibility for the failures led to a sharp aggravation of the confrontation," the intelligence service noted.