Since the beginning of Putin’s expanded war in Ukraine, “a minimum” of 12 Russian generals have died, most near the front or as the result of rocket attacks on their headquarters but at least two killed in Moscow itself, an “abnormal” situation and one that suggests for the Kremlin, generals too are cannon fodder, Sergey Auslender says.

The Israeli military expert of Russian Jewish origin says that the large number of such deaths reflects both the fact that commanders have to be close to........

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