Ukraine: Russian general 'blown up on mine'

Russia has confirmed the death of its general Volodymyr Zavadsky during the war in Ukraine, who was blown up by a mine

Putin's top general blown up by land mine 'possibly planted by Russian unit'

Maj. Gen. Vladimir Zavadsky is believed to have been killed during the 'senseless' relocation of his unit in Ukraine.

Russian general reportedly killed in Ukraine ‘far from the line of combat’

Russian Major General Vladimir Zavadsky was reportedly killed in Ukraine on November 28. A statement from the alumni association of his military school did not give a cause of death; however, Telegram channel VChK-OGPU reports that the general died after stepping on a landmine “far from the line of combat.” The Russian Ministry of Defense has not yet commented on the information about Zavadsky’s death. As Important Stories notes, this is the twe…

Russia has lost at least seven generals in Ukraine war

The seventh Russian general to have been killed in Ukraine was Russian Major General Vladimir Zavadsky.

Putin’s general blown up on land mine in Ukraine possibly left by another Russia unit

Maj. Gen. Vladimir Zavadsky, 45, reportedly died in a land mine blast while leading his unit to a different location in the rear. The mine that killed the decorated commander may have been placed by another Russian unit to stop Ukrainian saboteurs.

Russian Major General Vladimir Zavadsky has died in Ukraine, several media reports. He stepped on a mine and was blown up — now we are investigating where the mine came from. “Death to our enemies,” Ukrainian Colonel Anatoly Stefan wrote on Telegram.