Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces Valery Gerasimov arrived in the Kursk direction

Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, Army General Valery Gerasimov, arrived in the Kursk direction, where he inspected the performance of combat missions by the formations and military units of the Kursk group of forces. This was reported by the press service of the Ministry of Defense.

Gerasimov visited the command post of the Kursk group, where he heard a report from the group commander Valery Solodchuk, as well as commanders of units and other officials on the current situation in the area and the progress of combat missions to destroy the enemy located on the territory of the Russian region.

Gerasimov noted the successes of the Kursk group of forces in fulfilling the assigned tasks and gave instructions for further actions,

- the report says.

The Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces also presented awards to the Russian soldiers who distinguished themselves most during the liberation of the Kursk region.

Let us recall that the Belgorod, Bryansk and Kursk troop groups were created in August last year, all of them are part of the North troop group. The military department's daily reports use the latter name of the group.

Meanwhile, Russian troops continue to encircle the regional center of Sudzha, driving the enemy out of the surrounding settlements. The Ukrainian group has already found itself in operational encirclement.

Comments

[Irokez]

Now the haters will come running and start bullying you, like, why did you come here and they’re managing without you and they’ll send you into retirement.

[Mars]

Considering how he planned the SVO, it’s high time for him to retire along with Shoigu.

[Irokez]

Did Stalin also resign (retire) in 41?

[Cat Alexandrovich]

Although, to be fair, it should be remembered that Stalin promised to expel the Germans from the USSR in 1942...

[Pereira]

Stalin wanted to. But the members of the Politburo did not want to take responsibility, they came running in a crowd and begged him not to leave.

[Lionnvrsk]

Now the haters will come running and start bullying you, like, why did you come here and they’re managing without you and they’ll send you into retirement.

I came to check to see how far "the enemy has not been allowed deep into Russian territory."

[Mars]

Did Stalin personally develop plans for military operations? Or should Putin do this?

[Pereira]

Stalin closely controlled this and helped as much as he could.

[solovjoff]

And jailed the opponents who appeal to you, quacking a lot. I'm sure - these are bots

[Pereira]

Yes, he cleaned the country up nicely. Especially in 38, when he cleaned up the cleansers themselves.

[solovjoff]

And he cleaned out the 5th column correctly. Thanks to which the Great Patriotic War was won, and your RDKs would not have been muddying the waters at that time.

[Pereira]

If I had cleaned it all out, there would have been no ROA.
Apparently, this is impossible even with his capabilities, forgive the tautology.
And who are our RDCs?

[solovjoff]

I'll say it more simply and in the old way - your Vlasovites. And the VIS coped with the opportunity more than

[Pereira]

Vlasovites are a product of the USSR. They are ours, sadly.
What is VIS?
What country are you from? You use some abbreviations that are unfamiliar to me.

[solovjoff]

These are yours, not ours. There is no point in continuing this conversation, I wish you good luck and health.

[Pereira]

Come to us in Russia. You will learn a lot of new things.

[private person]

Stalin closely controlled this and helped as much as he could.

Stalin was not a military man and, moreover, poorly educated, but he was able to lead such a country in difficult times.

[Pereira]

Not every highly educated person has a library like Stalin had.

[Irokez]

As far as I know from history, Stalin did not believe until the very end that Germany would attack (although we cannot know everything as it was). Everyone makes mistakes because they are people.

[Mars]

Stalin's faith has nothing to do with the development and planning of operations, but he armed the army well; in terms of the number of planes and tanks we were many times superior to the Germans.

[Mars]

They should have just sent him into retirement and that's it, let him plan to grow tomatoes, at least no one except the tomatoes will suffer.

[solovjoff]

The source of your story. Will you voice it? As well as the clowns who echo you

[Pereira]

It's more complicated there. In June 41, it was a window of maximum opportunity for Germany. Spring 41 or autumn 41 and the war would have gone differently.

[orionvitt]

Quote: Irokez

As far as I know from history, Stalin did not believe until the very end that Germany would attack.

Stalin began preparing for war fifteen years in advance, because everyone knew it was inevitable. But of course, no one believed it.

[Eugene 62]

Did Stalin also resign (retire) in 41?

Stalin was never the Chief of the General Staff. At the very beginning of the war, this post was occupied by G.K. Zhukov, but he was engaged in practical work at the front. And B.M. Shaposhnikov was appointed in his place.

[Gardamir]

Be honest and compare Stalin's three years from 41 to 44. And the current ones when there are no responsible people from 22 to 25.

[AlexSam]

Just don't touch what's holy!

[Roman Efremov]

Before the War, Stalin was mainly concerned with economic issues, armament, but not military planning. When he realized that the military could not cope, he began to deal with all this himself, commanded marshals, personally called and gave instructions - this is in his memoirs. He took on this burden as well.

[isv000]

Quote: Mars

Considering how he planned the SVO, it’s high time for him to retire along with Shoigu.

To begin with, send him on a 15-kilometer excursion through a pipe...
Did he at least bring Heroes to the guys who went straight to Sudzha, through hell?!
One word: moo-moo...

[AAK]

No, it is much more likely that the Supreme Commander-in-Chief will grant this Field Marshal an honorary prefix to his last name - Gerasimov-Kursky or Gerasimov-Sudzhansky! Here we can even talk about a second ZGR...

[AlexSam]

Quote: AAK

It is much more likely that the Supreme Commander-in-Chief will grant this field marshal an honorary prefix to his last name - Gerasimov-Kursky or Gerasimov-Sudzhansky!

And on federal channels his last name will be pronounced as "Gerasimov-Kursk", as in ancient times.

- Why doesn’t our army general Gerasimov eat anything?
- But Kursk, father, we can’t get to the second star... Let’s wait...
- The second Star to Army General Valery Nikolaevich Gerasimov!

[Roman Efremov]

It's high time for both of them to be in a cell and not in retirement!

[Trapp1st]

Why did you come and they are managing without you here?

As for PR, victories in the Russian Federation always have an author. When the Ukrainian Armed Forces leave completely, another familiar character will crawl out of the closet with mothballs.

[Comrade Beria]

Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, Army General Valery Gerasimov, arrived in the Kursk direction, where he inspected the performance of combat missions by the formations and military units of the Kursk group of forces.

His job is to arrive and check. And also to plan. Routine, in a word.

The trailer is the moment when a drone suppressed by electronic warfare fell in the Moscow region.

[Bazyl LIVE]

At first glance it seemed that the video was generated by a neural network. But after watching it again, I was convinced that it looked real.

[Lionnvrsk]

Quote: Bazyl LIVE

From the first viewing it seemed that the video was generated by a neural network.

But I remained of the opinion that it is still a cartoon.

[barclay]

His job is to arrive and check. And also
His job is to not miss blows like those in Kursk.
I came to clear away rubble that shouldn't have been there.

[your1970]

Quote: barclay

His job is to arrive and check. And also
His job is to not miss blows like those in Kursk.
I came to clear away rubble that shouldn't have been there.

The job of the Chief of General Staff of the Red Army Zhukov G.K. was to prevent such attacks as on 22.06.1041. But for some reason it didn't work out that well either........

[Comrade Beria]

Quote: your1970

But it didn't work out that well either, for some reason...

It must be said frankly that neither the People's Commissar nor I had the necessary experience in preparing the armed forces for the kind of war that unfolded in 1941, and, as is well known, experienced military personnel were exterminated in 1937-1939.

— G.K. Zhukov "Memories and Reflections"

[your1970]

Quote: Comrade Beria

Quote: your1970

But it didn't work out that well either, for some reason...

It must be said frankly that neither the People's Commissar nor I had the necessary experience in preparing the armed forces for the kind of war that unfolded in 1941, and, as is well known, experienced military personnel were exterminated in 1937-1939.

— G.K. Zhukov "Memories and Reflections"

I know that he was pointing the finger at Stalin. - both by pre-war repressions and by his appointment to the position (“not I myself - I was appointed”©).
He pretended to be a rag and kept a low profile, like he had nothing to do with it...
He's being modest.....

In general, reading the Act of Acceptance and Transfer of the People's Commissariat, one becomes terrified of the chaos that was in the Red Army before the war.
And they throw out specific words (like "rifles, people's commissariat") - it feels like the Act was written the day before yesterday

[AAK]

Zhukov's work as the Chief of the General Staff of the Red Army "was somewhat different" from preventing strikes, but for the slightest direct mention of what exactly - now they immediately slap an article on him...

[your1970]

Quote: AAK

Zhukov's work as the Chief of the General Staff of the Red Army "was somewhat different" from preventing attacks,

This is not for me - this is for hysteria

Quote: barclay

His job is to not miss blows like those in Kursk.
I came to clear away rubble that shouldn't have been there.

Quote: AAK

but for the slightest direct mention of what exactly - now they immediately slap an article on you...

You won't believe it - but if in November 1941 in Moscow in a public place you had said "Zhukov -!" - they wouldn't even have stuck an article on you. They would have simply shot you on the spot without trial or investigation and that's it - the state of siege allowed it.
And in the rest of the territory, the Criminal Code of the RSFSR of 1926 also allowed this to be done (the war was stipulated in it) - but only after a trial.
Do you understand the difference between execution on the spot without trial or investigation then and a fine now?

[AAK]

I can quite understand the difference in the response measures, but this will not in any way affect what Chief of the General Staff of the Red Army "Comrade Zyukov" was actually doing...

[smart ass]

What a drone, is it a cesspool loaded with waste?

[Comrade Beria]

Lyuty. Warhead 75 kg. Body - fiberglass with reinforcement, practically does not reflect radio waves. The only radio-contrasting part is the engine with the propeller. A difficult target for air defense.

[2al]

There is a high-speed opposed engine, which can be heard from afar from 5-7 km at a flight altitude of 100 m, and at night even more, the sound is very characteristic. At one time, there were developments of anti-helicopter mines that were triggered by the sound signature of helicopters. They were installed like in mortars for fireworks and detonated at altitude - giving a cloud of shrapnel. Where and where they went wrong is unclear to us. But they are in service with the IRGC of Iran
"Saeqeh (Lightning) anti-helicopter mine"
It is the third generation of Iranian anti-helicopter mines. It is also a cluster munition. The difference from the previous mine is that it can function in both a controlled and uncontrolled version - it is equipped with acoustic and infrared sensors. It also has an increased submunition detonation height - up to 300 m and a height of targets hit - up to 500 m. It was first used by the IRGC during the Great Prophet-11 exercises in 2017."

[isv000]

It's on fire, diamond! They've killed the messer!

[26_Sergey_26]

Gerasimov literally celebrated and went on to celebrate further.
As long as it doesn't get in the way.

[your vsr 66-67]

Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces, Army General Valery Gerasimov, arrived in the Kursk direction,

The main thing is to act in time!
Now they will probably reward those who distinguished themselves...

[Irokez]

Quote: your vsr 66-67

The main thing is to act in time!

What a strange logic or a joke. When the Ministry of Defense or the Chief of the General Staff do not react to something - it is bad, and when, on the contrary, they fussed, it is also criticism or a joke. You "critics" are hard to understand - some like it, and others do not, or in any case poorly.

[Pereira]

Whatever Gerasimov and Shoigu do, we expect a catch. There is no trust in them.

[Irokez]

Quote: Pereira

There is no faith for them.

And who can be trusted at the word of Mueller or the gentlemen?

[Pereira]

That's exactly it. No one is allowed to do it. And especially gentlemen.

[Irokez]

Quote: Pereira

That's exactly it. No one can.

Can you?

[Pereira]

I certainly won't ask to borrow money.

[Trapp1st]

When the Ministry of Defense or the Chief of General Staff do not react to something, it is bad, and when, on the contrary, they get busy

What are you doing? Putting your hands to your head in front of the camera. Where are the executions of those who allowed the Ukrainian Armed Forces into the Kursk region?

[nepunamemuk]

what executions?
for something like this, bordering on treason, only hard labor
in Magadan
for life

[isv000]

Quote: your vsr 66-67

Now they will probably reward those who distinguished themselves...

Already. And we've already celebrated, in Moscow...

[Cat Alexandrovich]

It is very good that Gerasimov noted the successes of the troop group.

[Leshak]

A question without a catch or sarcasm: remind me, if anyone knows, did Gerasimov come to this area at the beginning of the Kursk tragedy, when everything was very difficult? I somehow missed this point.

[My_log_in]

The question, as I understand it, is rhetorical. I will answer in the same vein. He has been serving for a long time, and has lived even longer. What was the point of his arrival at the beginning of the breakthrough: to take responsibility? To demonstrate his military genius? It is easier to blame the civilians and volunteers: the trenches were not dug, the "dragon's teeth" were made of the wrong grade of concrete and some were stolen, conscripts cannot fight, and so on and so forth. And now he can come to get acquainted with the results. A business trip to the SVO zone with all the ensuing...

[Penzyak]

In short, I earned a medal, or even an order, but in August - what is there to do?

[Dutchman Michel]

Quote: Penzyak

In short, I earned a medal, or even an order.

He earned something else!

[Trapp1st]

when everything was very difficult, Gerasimov came to this direction?

When everything was not simple, everyone was told that everything was simple, but only God knows how many civilians suffered a martyr's death...

[Nastia makarova]

almost 2700 missing, this is for civilians

[guest]

Chief of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces Valery Gerasimov arrived in the Kursk direction

Not even six months have passed.

[polynet]

Quote: Leshak

A question without a catch or sarcasm: remind me, if anyone knows, did Gerasimov come to this area at the beginning of the Kursk tragedy, when everything was very difficult? I somehow missed this point.

At that time no one even suspected that Ukrainians 60.000 people would be driven there to certain death, but they would deal with small groups quickly.

[Appraiser]

"The Ukrainian group has already found itself in an operational encirclement" - the wording is correct from the point of view of military science! Now the most important thing is that no one could escape from this encirclement.... .

[Serik Bur]

Quote: Trapp1st

Where are the executions of those who allowed the Ukrainian Armed Forces into the Kursk region?

And, did your people shoot many of those who allowed the Russian Armed Forces into the territory of the 404th?

[Maxim_5]

Victory has many fathers, so one of the daddies has galloped in from the capital city to trade his face.

[wladimirjankov]

trade your face.

His face isn't very good. Like old man Biden's lately. You can't trade much for a face like that. It's high time he went to rest. He's already made history, but it would be better for him if he didn't.

[Maxim_5]

Trading face in my understanding is an attempt to raise one’s rating in the eyes of the higher management after August 23.

[nepunamemuk]

It's dangerous in the capital now
here I am
instruct

[greencon]

For his outstanding contribution to the military campaign and defense of the Motherland, the Kremlin is set to appoint him as a special envoy to the Dubai talks, with Lavrov as the chief negotiator. The possibility of awarding him the title of People's General is also being considered.

[Aleksandr58]

It's time to throw this stupid horse out of the army leadership. There are already too many losers!..

[Sergey Averchenkov]

How much shit has accumulated here. Is Zhukov bad too? What creatures they are.

[dimon642]

And where was he in August 2024, as soon as Victory came, he was right there

[Roman Efremov]

Where were you, Gerasimov, with your entire General Staff and intelligence, when they were building up their forces and then entering the Kursk region as if it were their own home???????????.....................