Russian General Killed Alongside 100 of His Soldiers, Ukraine Says

• A different Russian typical has been killed in Ukraine, authorities claim.
• Maj. Gen. Andrei Simonov was reportedly killed in an attack on a Russian command put up close to the metropolis of Izyum.
• The normal, who commanded electrical warfare units, was between 100 Russian servicemen killed.

 Russia has missing yet another typical in Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine, according to top rated Ukrainian officers, The Kyiv Article has documented

Maj. Gen. Andrei Simonov was killed in the vicinity of the metropolis of Izyum in the Kharkiv location, which is at this time occupied by Russian forces, Ukrainian authorities claimed.

The Ukrainian military attacked a discipline command article of the Russian 2nd Military on Saturday, hanging more than 30 Russian armored vehicles, together with tanks, in accordance to the paper.

Footage posted on social media seems to exhibit the command article getting bombarded by rockets, stated the Kyiv Article.

The general was among  100 Russian troopers killed in the assault, President Zellenskyy’s army adviser Oleksiy Arestovych mentioned, in accordance to The Kyiv Post. Arestovych explained nicely-put military sources experienced confirmed the dying of Maj. Gen. Simonov in a YouTube interview, for each the Mail On-line.

The statements by the Ukrainian authorities have not been independently confirmed.

Russia has not as of however confirmed the death of Maj. Gen. Simonov.

Simonov was a senior commander of digital warfare, Ukrainian federal government advisor Anton Gerashchenko stated on his Telegram account.

His loss of life would make him the tenth Russian standard to die in Ukraine, according to a count by The Kyiv Put up.

Russia has experienced large losses since it started its invasion of Ukraine on February 24, getting rid of numerous of its prime generals and commanders.

NATO estimates that Russia has shed up to 15,000 troops during the war, although Ukraine promises to have killed just about 20,000.

Russia has set its official dying toll in Ukraine at 1,351, which was final updated on March 25.