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Stavridis says 12 or more, though he has access to classified info and might have let something slip. The newspaper says 10 generals, still something to memorialize at their may 9th parade on Red Square, I wonder if they will be mentioned. There is talk that the Russians are scrambling for equipment to show off in the parade, so much of it is Ukraine. Think they will have any wounded veterans wheeled by in ranks?
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news.yahoo.com
Sun, May 1, 2022, 8:54 AM
Maj. Gen. Andrei Simonov was killed near the city of Izyum in the Kharkiv region, which is currently occupied by Russian forces, Ukrainian authorities said.
The Ukrainian military attacked a field command post of the Russian 2nd Army on Saturday, striking more than 30 Russian armored vehicles, including tanks, according to the paper.
Footage posted on social media appears to show the command post being bombarded by rockets, said the Kyiv Post.
The general was among 100 Russian soldiers killed in the attack, President Zellenskyy's military adviser Oleksiy Arestovych said, according to The Kyiv Post. Arestovych said well-placed army sources had confirmed the death of Maj. Gen. Simonov in a YouTube interview, per the Mail Online.
The claims by the Ukrainian authorities have not been independently verified.
Russia has not as of yet confirmed the death of Maj. Gen. Simonov.
Simonov was a senior commander of electronic warfare, Ukrainian government advisor Anton Gerashchenko said on his Telegram account.
His death would make him the tenth Russian general to die in Ukraine, according to a count by The Kyiv Post.
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A Russian general who commanded electronic-warfare units was killed in a strike that killed 100 soldiers, Ukraine official says
Maj. Gen. Andrei Simonov was said to be killed when Ukrainian forces bombarded a Russian command post near the city of Izyum.
Sun, May 1, 2022, 8:54 AM
- Another Russian general has been killed in Ukraine, authorities claim.
- Maj. Gen. Andrei Simonov was reportedly killed in an attack on a Russian command post near the city of Izyum.
- The general, who commanded electric warfare units, was among 100 Russian servicemen killed.
Maj. Gen. Andrei Simonov was killed near the city of Izyum in the Kharkiv region, which is currently occupied by Russian forces, Ukrainian authorities said.
The Ukrainian military attacked a field command post of the Russian 2nd Army on Saturday, striking more than 30 Russian armored vehicles, including tanks, according to the paper.
Footage posted on social media appears to show the command post being bombarded by rockets, said the Kyiv Post.
The general was among 100 Russian soldiers killed in the attack, President Zellenskyy's military adviser Oleksiy Arestovych said, according to The Kyiv Post. Arestovych said well-placed army sources had confirmed the death of Maj. Gen. Simonov in a YouTube interview, per the Mail Online.
The claims by the Ukrainian authorities have not been independently verified.
Russia has not as of yet confirmed the death of Maj. Gen. Simonov.
Simonov was a senior commander of electronic warfare, Ukrainian government advisor Anton Gerashchenko said on his Telegram account.
His death would make him the tenth Russian general to die in Ukraine, according to a count by The Kyiv Post.
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captainmorgan
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Cirrhosis of the liver is a major risk for bad outcomes with covid.
DIY-HP-LED
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Let's talk about pipelines and Putin....
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JamieThePainter
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Sad for Russia 
DIY-HP-LED
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I see the Ukrainians gave him a warm welcome upon arrival to his new command!
DIY-HP-LED
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A few less for the big parade.Sad for Russia
JamieThePainter
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No bein funny or that, but if this guy showed up as your new CO?
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Maybe their troops had arrows laid out for the drones on the ground pointing at the HQ... A half dozen arrows pointing at a spot in the woods or a building should give some one a hint! Fragging on a big scale.
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I see Gerasimov got a leg wound, just like all those conscripts who want to get out of the war! He's one of them now, do the Russians have a nickname for those who shoot themselves in the leg to avoid combat?
JamieThePainter
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I believe they promote them to submarine.do the Russians have a nickname for those who shoot themselves in the leg to avoid combat?
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Hard to say what took this guy out with a bang, could have been a switchblade 300, killed him while live/dead stream tictocking. Looked like an air bust of something real close by and it came with no warning at all. I think the red at the end of the video was his blood over the lens.
JamieThePainter
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At least he'll be happy he's been liberated.
DIY-HP-LED
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Looks like it was 2 or 3 meters away, perhaps a 155mm Excalibur round? Pretty sure he's resting pieces and the red at the end of the video was his blood on the camera.
JamieThePainter
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Wherever he is, he's no doing much of that breathing action for sure.