Russia was initially fighting WITH the Nazis against the rest of the world. They were friends with the NAZIS!!! Putin never mentioned that. I wonder why? ROFLMAO. So basically Putin is accusing Russia today of the same crimes as the Nazis did (deportation, using forbidden weapons, invading other countries, executing civilians, stealing food, stealing everything they can carry...). Only difference is that the Nazi's lost and stopped, while Putin recreated the Russian Nazis
So nobody has seen a photo showing Prigozhin meeting with Putin. In fact, nobody has seen Prigo alive. Is he already dead? Is he dying from cancer from drinking the tea gift packs that Putin sent him? Putin Enemy Prigozhin Is Likely Dead, Says Ex-Army General: 'I Doubt We'll Ever See Him Again' https://www.ibtimes.com/putin-enemy...neral-i-doubt-well-ever-see-him-again-3704566 Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin suffering from abdominal cancer, says Russian media https://news.yahoo.com/wagner-leader-yevgeny-prigozhin-suffering-091600349.html
Probably because they are driving and battling drunk. Russian troops are battling high and drunk: It’s nothing new https://thehill.com/opinion/interna...ng-in-ukraine-because-of-its-army-of-addicts/
Business Insider Ukraine took out a senior Russian general with a Storm Shadow missile nearly 100 miles behind the front line: reports Story by insider@insider.com (Mia Jankowicz) • 3h ago A Storm Shadow/SCALP missile on the wing of a Rafale fighter. Thierry Wurtz/MBDA© Thierry Wurtz/MBDA Multiple Ukrainian and Russian sources say a top Russian general was killed by a Storm Shadow missile. If confirmed, the strike deep in Russian-held territory demonstrates the missile's precision and range. Lt. Gen. Oleg Tsokov would be the highest-ranking Russian officer killed so far in the conflict. A senior Russian general has been killed in occupied Ukraine by a UK-supplied Storm Shadow missile, according to multiple Ukrainian and Russian reports. Lt. Gen. Oleg Tsokov was reportedly killed in the port city of Berdyansk overnight on Tuesday. Ukrainian officials Anton Geraschenko and Petr Andryushchenko posted reports of the general's death, later echoed by several Russian pro-war social media accounts. A Ukrainian member of parliament, Yurii Mysyagin, attributed his death to the Storm Shadow missile, according to CNN. "The British 'Storm Shadow' came to visit accurately," the outlet reported Mysyagin as saying. The Ukrainian and Russian defense ministries have not yet confirmed the reported strike, and did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment. Tsokov, the deputy commander of Russia's Southern Military District, would be the highest-ranking Russian officer to be killed in the conflict. According to Andryushchenko, he had already sustained injuries in the war, in September 2022. Local Telegram channel Berdyansk Today suggested the general died as a result of a Storm Shadow strike on the Duna Hotel, which it said may have been hosting Russian military leadership. A Storm Shadow strike on Berdyansk would demonstrate the range of Ukrainian missile power, as the site is about 95 miles behind the front line — previously unreachable by heavy air strikes from within Ukraine-held territory. Ukraine's US-supplied HIMARS, supplied in June 2022, have a range of around 50 miles. But the Storm Shadow, also known as a SCALP missile, is fired from an aircraft and has a post-launch range of about 155 miles. This represents "an absolute step change in the range of a very capable missile," defense analyst Michael Clarke told Insider. An undisclosed quantity of Storm Shadow missiles was sent to Ukraine by the UK earlier this year, with France announcing on Tuesday that it would supply Ukraine with additional missiles.
Since most dangerous occupations lists are death or injuries per the number of people in that occupation general is probably the most dangerous occupation in Russia.