>Mr. President,
>I honestly don't know exactly what you are being reported, but I inform you: on the Pokrovsk – Konstantinovka line, without exaggeration, it's a complete disaster. And this disaster has been growing for a long time, worsening every day.
>The commands that are now being appointed (or have already been appointed) to "fix the unfixable" will most likely be blamed for the disaster already happening. The line of combat contact as a stable line practically does not exist.
>Pokrovsk and Mirnograd are almost surrounded. Konstantinovka is semi-surrounded. The enemy is advancing towards Kramatorsk and Druzhkivka.
>The problem has been worsening since last year. This was publicly warned about, and this is exactly what happened. The cause of this problem is not the newly created corps, which inherited a failed situation with understrength subordinate units, nor the Operational Tactical Commands or Operational Strategic Commands, which for the last year and a half have effectively led nothing but only passed orders "in accordance with the General Staff's order."
>The systemic problem began with the depletion of reserves, massive fragmentation of units along the entire front line, reports of "captured villages" as victories against the backdrop of failures in entire directions, distribution of mobilization resources to "godfathers," as well as the absolute absence of strategic and even operational vision of the theater of military operations in terms of the military.
>I am an officer, and I have a sense of dignity. My conscience is clear. Report finished.
To all officers who accepted the "rules of the game" — I honestly don't know what to say to you. I don't understand you.
oh this is glorious.
https://t.me/divgen/71523