Occupiers repress commanders who "failed to meet expectations" in war with Ukraine

Repressions continue against the commanders of the Russian army, who "did not justify the high confidence" of the leadership of the Russian Federation and actually fail the tasks in Ukraine.
This is reported by Ukrainian intelligence.
From March 24 to April 2, a commission for the Russian Federation worked in the occupied Gorlovka, which was supposed to identify the reasons for the current shortage of the 3rd separate motorized rifle brigade of the occupying troops.
It turned out that according to the reports of the commanders in the 3rd Motorized Rifle Brigade, before the start of the war, it was 100% manned. However, after the outbreak of hostilities, it turned out that the actual presence of military personnel amounted to about 55% of the staffing.
After establishing the facts of non-compliance, two battalion commanders were taken under arrest and taken to an unknown destination by civilians (probably FSB officers). The further fate of the already former commanders is unknown .
This is not the only case of "solving the issue" on the part of the Russian special services in relation to commanders who, for various reasons, were included in the "black list".
It was established that after talking with the FSB officers, Eduard Basurin, the “deputy commander” of the “DPR Ministry of Defense” corps, was taken to an unknown destination .
The massacre against him is associated with a careless statement that revealed the plans of the Russian Federation to use chemical weapons against the Ukrainian defenders of Mariupol.
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