Ukrainian military chief 'must go,' says former Azov commander. 'Some of his orders bordered on criminality'
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Krotevych fought at the Azovstal steel plant.
A former senior Ukrainian commander has called for the country's army chief to step down, accusing him of lacking strategic imagination and endangering the lives of Ukrainian soldiers with orders "bordering on criminality."
According to Bohdan Krotevich, former leader of the Azov Brigade, Shirsky's orders border on the criminal category.
According to Bohdan Krotevics, who also survived the Siege of Azov, he received orders from the army commander that bordered on criminal, which he was unable to carry out in good conscience.
The veteran complained that the Syrian and existing leadership were trying to play “managers” of the army during the war in Ukraine, not commanders.
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