Published 2 years ago

US official: Russia appoints new Ukraine war commander

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Russia has turned to Gen. Alexander Dvornikov, 60, one of Russia's most experienced military officers. The White House national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, said no appointment of any general can erase the fact that Russia has already faced a strategic failure in Ukraine. Sullivan described the general as having a record of brutality against civilians.

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The Guardian

Russia-Ukraine war latest: Putin appoints new war commander; Johnson Kyiv visit ‘very important’ – live

Alexander Dvornikov has record of brutality against civilians in Syria, say US officials; Zelenskiy adviser praises UK prime minister’s ‘timely’ visit

2 years ago·London, United Kingdom

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Associated Press News

US official: Russia appoints new Ukraine war commander

After its striking post-invasion setbacks, Russia has appointed a new Ukraine war commander, a U.S. official said Sunday.

2 years ago·United States

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Global News

Russia appoints new war commander after Ukraine invasion setbacks: U.S. official - National

White House national security adviser, Jake Sullivan, said, "no appointment of any general can erase the fact that Russia has already faced a strategic failure in Ukraine."

2 years ago·Toronto, Canada

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abc News

US official: Russia appoints new Ukraine war commander

After its striking post-invasion setbacks, Russia has appointed a new Ukraine war commander

2 years ago·United States

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South China Morning Post

Russia appoints new Ukraine war commander, says US official

‘This general will just be another author of crimes and brutality against Ukrainian civilians,’ said US National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan.

2 years ago·Hong Kong

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CNBC

U.S. doubts new Russian war chief can end Moscow's floundering

Russia has turned to Gen. Alexander Dvornikov, 60, one of its most experienced military officers, who U.S. officials say has a record of brutality in wars.

2 years ago·United States

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