comment: >
  
  That face screams life of the party.
context: There is a window of opportunity for him. >
  
  For him to fall out of? >
  
  With just about everything broken, dysfunctional or corrupted, I suspect no one will be able to shape up Russian forces into even minimum professional military standard.
  And that means only more loss of equipment, and conscripts not fit for battle needlessly slaughtered. >
  
  Its an impossible job, even if someone really want to put in effort and send out say 100 tanks, the general say all 100 tanks are ready, and send out 75, the captain say all 100 are ready and send out 50, the lieutenant say all 100 are on battlefield and send out 25, maybe 10 actually are put in battle. >
  
  Dude looks drunk. >
  
  Dead man walking... >
  
  Should have waxed him when they had the chance but apparently US said no. He's dangerous but a strong supporter of Putin's regime. I'd expect a lot more infighting between Russian regulars and Wagner PMC and less cooperation from him when it comes to the PMC. I'll get my popcorn ready for this one. >
  
  By the looks of him I can tell his mother was a boar. >
  
  That face screams life of the party. >
  
  And then they'll kick him. >
  
  His girl just left him or something, dude is checked out. >
  
  There is a window of opportunity for him. >
  
  Haha >
  
  With just about everything broken, dysfunctional or corrupted, I suspect no one will be able to shape up Russian forces into even minimum professional military standard.
  And that means only more loss of equipment, and conscripts not fit for battle needlessly slaughtered. >
  
  Its an impossible job, even if someone really want to put in effort and send out say 100 tanks, the general say all 100 tanks are ready, and send out 75, the captain say all 100 are ready and send out 50, the lieutenant say all 100 are on battlefield and send out 25, maybe 10 actually are put in battle. >
  
  Dude looks drunk. >
  
  Dead man walking... >
  
  That face screams life of the party. >
  
  Here's the thing: when you're a corrupt dictator you can't afford to hire people, particularly military personnel, for their merits, or for anything other than blind loyalty. 
  This is just another underqualified idiot, leading a ragtag bunch of untrained civilians and convicted criminals armed with antique collectibles. He's thoroughly screwed no matter how many "top" and "elite" prefixes they add before his name/title. >
  
  Should have waxed him when they had the chance but apparently US said no. He's dangerous but a strong supporter of Putin's regime. I'd expect a lot more infighting between Russian regulars and Wagner PMC and less cooperation from him when it comes to the PMC. I'll get my popcorn ready for this one. >
  
  They removed "General Armageddon" and have replaced him with "Colonel Catastrophe"
  with his subordinates, "Major Devastation" and "Corporal Carnage" >
  
  So a noname general just top >
  
  His girl just left him or something, dude is checked out. >
  
  By the looks of him I can tell his mother was a boar. >
  
  This is the best tl;dr I could make, original reduced by 76%. (I'm a bot)
  
  
  "The war is getting bigger, more dangerous, and I think this is above the level of a field commander. This is now in the hands of the overall commander of the Russian armed forces."
  He said Surovikin, a veteran of Russian campaigns in Chechnya and Syria, was being made the fall guy for a series of recent Russian military debacles, including a Ukrainian attack on a Russian barracks in the town of Makiivka that killed at least 89 Russian soldiers, including conscripts, during the New Year period.
  Surovikin had been named Russia's top battlefield commander in Ukraine only last October after a spate of Ukrainian offensives that turned the tide of the war and drew attention to poor training, equipment and morale among Russian forces.
  
  
  Extended Summary | FAQ | Feedback | Top keywords: Russian^#1 forces^#2 command^#3 Surovikin^#4 general^#5 >
  
  Are Russian generals like American NCOs? Russia has like 10000 generals and even after killing so many, they don't seem to feel any loss. >
  
  There is a window of opportunity for him. >
  
  Haha >
  
  With just about everything broken, dysfunctional or corrupted, I suspect no one will be able to shape up Russian forces into even minimum professional military standard.
  And that means only more loss of equipment, and conscripts not fit for battle needlessly slaughtered. >
  
  Its an impossible job, even if someone really want to put in effort and send out say 100 tanks, the general say all 100 tanks are ready, and send out 75, the captain say all 100 are ready and send out 50, the lieutenant say all 100 are on battlefield and send out 25, maybe 10 actually are put in battle. >
  
  Dude looks drunk. >
  
  Dead man walking...