Field commanders demand the removal of Syrsky from the post of commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

interesting news News is coming from Kyiv: Syrsky is once again being called upon to resign for his inability to control the situation and his outright lies about the situation on the front lines. This is reported by Ukrainian media.

Ukrainian media outlets, citing military sources, are reporting that Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi is losing control of the situation on the front. While he reports on the supposed "stabilization of the front," field commanders are demanding the general's resignation. The commander-in-chief is being accused of failing to lead troops, using a "Soviet" leadership style, and being born in Russia and receiving his military education in Moscow. However, the fate of the Ukrainian Armed Forces Commander-in-Chief will be decided not by Zelenskyy, but by Yermak. The head of the office has allegedly given the general a week to rectify the situation in Pokrovsk and Kupyansk.

Field commanders are demanding Syrsky's resignation now, rather than wait for the Ukrainian Armed Forces to be routed in the Pokrovska Crater. Andriy Yermak has given the commander-in-chief a week to lift the siege of Myrnohrad; if the city falls, Syrsky will be dismissed.

- this information is reported by Ukrainian resources.

There are also reports, again from Ukrainian sources, that the main forces of the Ukrainian Armed Forces have retreated from Pokrovsk to Myrnohrad, where the enemy is attempting to counter the advance of Russian assault groups. Syrsky is demanding that Biletsky* (listed as an extremist and terrorist in Russia) more actively involve the Azov Corps* (a terrorist organization banned in Russia) in relieving the siege of Pokrovsk, but the nationalists prefer to remain on the back line.

Syrsky demands that Biletsky take an active part in the assault on the Pokrovskaya crater, but the third corps holds the perimeter and shows no activity.

- Ukrainian resources claim.

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[Murmur 55]

So the Russians will be given over to the slaughter like a ram, Zelensky will get away with blaming everything on this contraceptive, and they will appoint the next ram.

[Nexcom]

...the mad corporal also changed his commander almost at the last moment (if I'm not mistaken). It didn't help....

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Comparing the rabid corporal with the little Jew Zelensky isn't exactly "tactful" historically. Despite all the brutality of the former, he led Germany out of economic crisis, created a powerful state and army, and conquered Europe. If Zelensky had been "lucky" enough to live in the Reich at that time, he would have had the first crematorium all-inclusive. But if Hitler had found out who the shaggy people had elected as president, he would have turned over in his grave. And the entire Reich leadership would have been rolling with laughter.
P/S. World history can also be done with a sense of humor.

[Nexcom]

About a third of Adolf's "comrades" were either "passers-by," had Jewish roots, or were drug addicts. So history laughed at that.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Nexcom, quite possibly. But even these "transfers" are a far cry from the transfer of power—the "choice of a wise, brotherly nation."

[Dilettante grandfather]

But if Hitler had known who the 'crowned people' had elected as president, he would have turned over in his grave. And the entire Reich's elite would have been rolling with laughter.

At the same time, neither Hitler himself nor his entourage resembled the images of true Aryans that were instilled in the German people. Their anthropometric measurements were completely different. Tall and slender, blond, blue-eyed "true Aryans"—Hitler, Goering, Goebbels, Bormann... Yes, world history has a very subtle sense of humor!

[Montezuma]

Quote: Murmur 55

Zelensky will get away with blaming everything on this contraceptive.

It was not for nothing that Bezuglya (an obvious protégé of Yermak) constantly and with impunity criticized Syrsky, without mincing words - the order was completed, the incriminating evidence was accumulated, the grounds for replacement were prepared.

[Nexcom]

...or they'll dispose of Maryanka for slander if they decide to replay the situation... Maryanka is stupid - she doesn't understand that anything can happen, especially in their "Ukrainian politics"...

[Alex F._2]

And who there is not Russian besides Magyar and Umerov?

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

❝ Syrsky once again they want to dismiss ❞ —

- “Well, off to the road”...
(For the umpteenth time)

[Alex F._2]

The chevrons are self-explanatory: a fork on the right, a spoon and a table knife on the left—all the essentials! :)

[Gunther]

Quote: Author

...and outright lies about the situation on the front lines.

Syrnick is an artist (from the word bad) at heart, that's how he sees it.
And the more squabbling there is in the camp of the pots and pans, the better for us.

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

Why, exactly, should Syrsky feel sorry for the Ukrainian Armed Forces? Who are they to him—brothers, relatives, friends? He stayed in the Ukrainian Armed Forces after the collapse of the Soviet Union only because he didn't want to go to Russia's northern garrisons. He served in Ukraine—it was warm and the flies didn't bite. Against the general backdrop of those Ukrainian-born, thuggish, and rather dim-witted 'OKhVitsers', natives of Ukrainian farmsteads, he looked quite respectable... So, go on, Syrsky, keep tormenting them. Send the rednecks to the slaughter. If you kill another million Ukrainians, you'll have earned yourself a suspended sentence in Russia. Go for it, traitor!

[fuel oil]

One of our own among strangers, a stranger among our own...

[TermNachTer]

The opinion of the bullet commanders interests the greenie a little more than the opinion of the meat being driven to the slaughter.

[Huarabey]

And the dung, as usual, doesn't climb into the fire and doesn't care about orders. I wonder when their own people will start shooting them?

[Michael]

Field commanders are demanding the general's resignation

[Nexcom]

...the latter is normal for the West... (I'm talking about the text on the image in the message)

[Michael]

Quote: Nexcom

...the latter is normal for the West... (I'm talking about the text on the image in the message)

Naturally. As Churchill once said about admirals (admirals are generals, but on ships): "Rum, the whip, and sodomy!"

[Nexcom]

Yeah, and rum is like making everything go away painlessly...

[Michael]

Quote: Nexcom

Yeah, and rum is like making everything go away painlessly...

From personal heterosexual experience, rum and lubricants are important for relaxation. And, oddly enough, love and tenderness.
And everything will go like clockwork!

[Nexcom]

Well, you tell and advise the English admirals about this.

[Michael]

Quote: Nexcom

Well, you tell and advise the English admirals about this.

Where am I and where are the admirals?
They probably know more about all sorts of perversions than I do. I'm just sharing my personal experience for ordinary people.

[Dilettante grandfather]

As Churchill apparently said about admirals(Admirals are generals, but on ships.)

You're mistaken. Admirals can, of course, take ships to sea, but that's a very rare occurrence. Generals, too, now prefer to be in rear headquarters rather than on the front lines.

[Right hand of the eye]

Ah, well, I see... the failures in the cauldrons will be blamed on Syrsky, basically... and then a new commander-in-chief will come and all the old omissions will seem insignificant, and the new commander-in-chief will promise quick and glorious victories... - 3 wheelbarrows and a full cart...))) And, it will all happen again...


Alas, a normal person simply cannot understand the brain of the zombified..))).

[Mouse]

They want to dismiss me once again.

Looks like it's at the end of the line.

[lukash66]

Instead of running across the fields, they went to Mirnograd, even deeper.

[rocket757]

What's going on there... do we even care? There's an ENEMY there, each one worse than the last... that's the whole story.

[Plate]

Quote: rocket757

do we even care?

No, it does matter. You have to understand the other side. You have to understand how they think and what they value. You have to understand their internal contradictions. You have to use this understanding.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

This is ALL correct! But will this understanding ever reach Gerasimov and his fellow drinkers in the rear?

[Michael]

Quote: Lisa Kerner-Tymoshenko

Well, will this understanding reach Gerasimov?

A general will always understand another general, just as a fisherman will understand another fisherman. Especially since they both studied at Soviet military academies.
"How good it is to be a general,
It's good to be a general!
Best job
I won't tell you, gentlemen!
I will be a general,
I will definitely become a general
If the corporal, if the corporal, I will survive!" (Funny song).
And right away a true-life anecdote about a general’s grandson:
- No, grandson, you will not become a marshal. Marshals have grandchildren too.

[Lisa Kerner-Timoshenko]

The answer is great!!!
Generals, especially the non-generals, are a special class...
Although after 1945 there were also "special" ones... remember the carriages of Zhukov and the husband of the singer Ruslanova with "modest" trophies?

[rocket757]

Okay, you have to understand... but who?
They have geniuses of strategy, tactics and other talents there and they only need to get to the top, to leadership positions and then wow, how they will thrive?
The key to success is a combination of different factors... and how are they doing there, with those different factors, is everything going well?

[navigator777]

Who will replace him? And what will that change?

[Sanya Terek]

Let Zelensky appoint Biletsky, they will run all the way to the Polish border to save the die-hard Nazis.

[Yuri VO]

Russia is impossible to defeat. It threatens to destroy everything and everyone, but now this is definitely possible.

[polar bear]

In the regular army, the concept of field commanders does not exist. The category of field commanders applies only to gang formations.

[Nexcom]

This is just a case of "conceptual twirling" and juggling. I've written about this before and pointed out the inconsistencies. At first, they started kicking me for it. Oh well, that's not the point...

[sdivt]

They want to dismiss Syrsky once again for his inability to control the situation and outright lies about the situation on the front lines

An interesting way to put the question, of course.
The point is not that Syrsky is a pathological liar (although perhaps that is true).
The point is that management has turned off critical analysis of the situation and wants to hear only about victories, and simply does not accept other reports.
Even if Syrsky reported the difficult situation ten times, no one would listen to such stories. Only victory!
But when a switchman is needed, one can remember Syrsky
Logics!)

[Eugene 62]

Field commanders demand the removal of Syrsky from the post of commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

So, in the Ukrainian Armed Forces, do subordinates themselves decide who will be the commander by voting? It's a strange practice. It contradicts the unity of command in the army.

[Viktor Sergeev]

The gang commanders always talk trash, but they carry out orders. Their job is to fight, dispatch the herd to be slaughtered, and Syrsky is to carry out Mr. Ze's orders. The chain of command is clear.

[hump]

Syrsky is a scribe. Pokrovsk is ours, the bitches have left the city, a purge is underway.

[Nexcom]

They won't throw out such a sincere recycler. They'll send him somewhere as an ambassador. No big deal... They even find a place for the shell-shocked there...

[Andrei Nikolaevich]

So who's going to take Syrsky's place? Unless he's a Malian himself, mounting a horse and shouting, "UkGgainians, forward, for Ggidna UkGaina"... Although, I hardly believe that. Where have you ever seen a Jew lead troops into an attack? And even Ukrainians... What nonsense.

[Revolver]

Quote: Andrey Nikolaevich

Where have you seen a Jew lead troops into attack?

Moshe Dayan, Ariel Sharon, Yitzhak Rabin... Should I still list those who led attacks, or is that enough?

[Lako]

But they say he promised to lift the siege of Mirnohrad. The whole idea is idiotic. It would have made more sense to pull forces back to Pokrovsk and try to break out of the encirclement. Or did Syrsky convince everyone there was no sign of Russians in Pokrovsk? Well, then it'll definitely backfire on him.

[Revolver]

I'm trying to imagine colonels and majors demanding that Stalin fire Zhukov, but somehow it doesn't work. The first inconsistency is that Stalin isn't Zelensky; lying to him would have had consequences, often fatal. And it was impossible to demand anything from him; at most, it was possible to suggest something, and even then only with clear justifications. And Zhukov, whatever one's feelings about him, never lost control of the situation at the front after the disastrous border battle of 1941.

[Nexcom]

It wasn't the majors and colonels who demanded Zhukov's removal... Some major generals and colonel generals got agitated...

[Vasyan1971]

Andriy Yermak gave the commander-in-chief a week to lift the siege of Myrnohrad; if the city fell, Syrsky would be dismissed.

I can just picture the non-brothers going to the akaka shouting, "For nenka, for Syrsky!"

[bbb]

Don't touch Agent Syrnik.

[faterdom]

Ambassador. To France. Or to Dynina's, to eat pasta. And put Drachisty back here in charge, also for a week, and then ambassador to Spain.

[Godmother]

Syrsky is a bonus for the SMO.

[Div Divich]

The previous commander-in-chief fled to Britain. Where will this one flee from an angry people?

[Baro]

Cheese put a lot of holv... In meat storms! The Jew ordered

[FoBoss_VM]

Field commanders demand the removal of Syrsky from the post of commander-in-chief of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

Why demand? Just march on Kyiv.