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Russia invasion of Ukraine - The appointment of Aleksandr Dvornikov as the supreme commander of Russia’s forces in Ukraine

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Nikolay Mitrokhin
Nikolay Mitrokhin

“This is the problem of Russia's top brass - they haven't waged serious wars in a long time that covered the entire nation, not a local 'special operation'. That's why I don't think that his [Aleksandr Dvornikov] appointment will significantly change anything.”

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Research Fellow at Bremen University
12 Apr 2022 2 1
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Pavel Luzin
Pavel Luzin

“He was partially stationed in the rebel Ukrainian regions known collectively as Donbas. Therefore, he's known the military theatre in eastern Ukraine for a long time. The appointment marks Moscow's attempt to rid itself of its Achilles heel in the war - the coherent, centralised management of its forces on the ground. As the most advanced general in this area, Dvornikov was appointed to rid of the most serious problems in the light of the new attempt to advance in eastern Ukraine.”

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Russia-based expert with the Jamestown Foundation, a think tank in Washington, DC
12 Apr 2022 5 1
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Ihor Romanenko
Ihor Romanenko

“He's [Aleksandr Dvornikov] been called 'butcher' since the days of the Second Chechen War, then in Aleppo in Syria. Nothing stops him. He sticks to the old Soviet and then Russian approach - if there are forces, they have to be concentrated and used to destroy everything. We have seen the results in Aleppo.”

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Lieutenant General - Former deputy chief of Ukraine’s general staff of armed forces
12 Apr 2022 6 1
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