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Army general left classified maps on train, concussed after ‘overindulgence’ in alcohol: Inspector general report

The IG found Gen. Aguto lost control of Secret maps for 24 hours on a train and sustained a concussion after heavy drinking at a Kyiv event, prompting a referral recommendation.

  • On April 4, 2024, the DoD IG found Aguto left Secret maps on a train, which were recovered the next day and returned via U.S. Embassy Ukraine staff.
  • The trip began on April 3 when Aguto hand-carried oversized maps in a tube onto the chartered train, witnesses saw an NCO carry the tube aboard, but no courier order was issued.
  • On May 13, 2024, witnesses reported Aguto drank two 500 ml bottles of chacha, later fell and struck his head, and was diagnosed with a concussion at a local hospital.
  • The DoD IG recommended the Secretary of the Army refer Aguto’s improper transport of maps to the U.S. European Command Special Security Office, noting penalties under the classified-information penalty framework.
  • The inquiry, based on three anonymous complaints and 33 witnesses, highlights grim living conditions at SAG‑U, which Aguto relinquished in August 2024, as NATO plans expand.
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The General General of the U.S. Army, Antonio Agioto, who led the command responsible for the coordination, training and teaming of the Ukrainian army, left a tube with paper classified in a train to Poland over 24 hours and suffered a stroke following a fall, after consuming alcohol in excess of one person in Ukraine, according to a report of the general inspector General of the recently published Pentagon.

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Military Times broke the news in Vienna, United States on Monday, March 16, 2026.
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