Bombshell doc 'reveals Putin has FIRED' his rarely-seen top war General Gerasimov after slew of battlefield disasters

[Kennah]

Source: The Sun

The Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces has been seen in public just twice this year amid Russia's slew of battlefield disasters.

A draft document has now emerged on an official Kremlin government portal of “regulatory legal acts” naming another senior commander, Viktor Pznikhir, as acting Chief of the General Staff.

With the document only dated by the month - March 2024, as highlighted by independent SOTA media - speculation over Gerasimov's dismissal is now running rife in Russia.

Poznikhir was promoted by Putin to Colonel-General in a little-noticed announcement on February 22.

Read more: https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/26682773/putin-fired-war-general-gerasimov-bombshell-doc/

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Fired what?

Fired upon?

Fired out a cannon?

Set upon fire?

[Vinca]

1. Wonder where his body is.

[keithbvadu2]

2. You Have Failed Me For The Last Time

You Have Failed Me For The Last Time

[SWBTATTReg]

3. Almost like Hitler in firing of everyone when the War started turning against him. They lash out, and do the stupidest

things. Does this sound like somebody we all know (unfortunately)?

Kind of like tRUMP admitting again that he stole documents.

[maxsolomon]

4. Oh well.

Probably relieved he's not pouring blood on his hands every minute of every day.

[Aristus]

5. This would seem to go counter to the "Ukraine On The Brink Of Defeat" media narrative.

When do we get the "cabal of patriotic Russian officers assassinate Vlad Putin" news story?

[BumRushDaShow]

6. Fired out a window?

[Torchlight]

7. Since Shoigu's appointment as MoD in 2021, three ex-deputy minsters

of varying rank have each invoked the name of Andrey Valsov as a possible result of Putin's slow-moving failure and the consequent disillusionment of the army.



(Vlasov was a Soviet gen. in WW2 who fought against the Moscow government after being taken captive)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrey_Vlasov

[COL Mustard]

12. And in the end

It sucked to be him.

[Warpy]

8. This is the second dead guy he's fired

Gerasimov hasn't been seen for months, not since the Black Sea Fleet HQ was hit. Ditto the fleet commander, who also hadn't been seen, he got fired early last month.

Puting has got to be in full panic now. I have to wonder if he's been told even half of what is really going on in his war.

[doc03]

9. It is always interesting to hear what kind accident they die from. nt

[FakeNoose]

10. When do the Russians finally fire Putin?

Asking for a friend... actually many friends.:

[Igel]

13. Not this week.

He'll be fired like QEII was "fired" and like Stalin and Mao were "fired."

Unless he decides to just retire. (Resuming control over my keyboard: It's late and my gin and tonic wrote that last sentence. )

:שַׁבַּת שָׁלוֹם

[twodogsbarking]

11. The fine line between rarely seen and, well, never again seen.

[Igel]

14. So he's basically an ivory-billed woodpecker.

To be seen perhaps once or twice, maybe, just maybe, in the next few decades.

I mean, strictly speaking the dodo is only considered extinct because no biologist has seen one for quite a while. If one comes traipsing out of the forest tomorrow, it's suddenly un-extinctified.

You can only definitively, beyond any doubt, prove a negative when you've shown that everywhere there's a possible positive produces a negative. We usually go with a lower standard. "Beyond a reasonable doubt."