INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Major General Roman Kutuzov was reportedly leading an operation around the village of Mykolaiv on Sunday as Ukrainian artillery slammed into
Forces, which has been plagued by disproportionately high losses of senior commanders since invading Ukraine in late February, analysts told
in the Luhansk region, which is partially controlled by pro-Moscow separatists.Over the past week, Russian forces have attempted to capture
the strategic city of Severodonetsk in Luhansk
Despite a number of successful Ukrainian counterattacks in the city over the weekend, Luhansk Governor Sergei Gaidai said Monday that the
was likely very close to the front lines when he was killed.According to Sladkov, Kutuzov is the fourth Russian general to have been killed
Andrei Sukhovetsky, deputy commander of the 41st Combined Arms Army, as well as Lieutenant General Yakov Rezantsev, one of the most senior
Russians to be killed in Ukraine
the 29th Combined Arms Army.Major generals are among the most senior figures fighting in Ukraine
Russia's forces on the battlefield, according to Sam Cranny Evans, a military analyst at the London-based Royal United Services Institute
think tank.According to numerous reports, Russia has deployed swathes of young, inexperienced soldiers to Ukraine, a factor linked to
reflect on how another member of Russia's military leadership had died in Ukraine, in a post shared by many on social media network
VKontakte, Sladkov reflected on what he called the unmatched bravery of Russian generals who, unlike those of foreign armies, fight shoulder
