A RUSSIAN commander very concerned about Vladimir Putin’s war effort was discovered shot dead in his office.
Colonel Vadim Boyko, 44, who had participated in the mobilization campaign, reportedly had “multiple gunshot wounds. “
He was deputy director of the prestigious Makarov Pacific Higher Naval School in Vladivostok.
He reported that he arrived at work, entered his workplace and after a while five shots were heard.
Another officer heard the gunshots and then rushed to locate Boyko, to locate his body.
Russian reports first said it was a “suicide”, and he is the newest high-ranking official to die under mysterious circumstances.
The suicide story was temporarily questioned because the colonel shot himself five times in the chest.
No suicide notes were found.
BAZA media, which has close ties to law enforcement, said criminal investigators discovered shell casings and 4 Makarov pistols next to the deceased colonel.
And the report questioned how the colonel could have shot himself five times in the chest.
BAZA reported that Boyko was tasked with working with recruits who had been recruited in Putin’s mass mobilization.
Thousands of untrained Russians are called to war through Mad Vlad in a desperate attempt over their failed war in Ukraine.
And mobilization has been noticeably open in some corners as ill-equipped troops temporarily position themselves on the front line.
Russia boasted that some 82,000 conscripts for emergency conscription were fit to be on the front line.
It is perceived as a desperate measure to prevent Ukraine from developing a counteroffensive.
Boyko, a father of two, is also reportedly reported in the rate of armaments and ammunition at the elite academy.
Last month, the frame of Lt. Col. Roman Malyk, 49, on a fence in the same Primorsky region.
The army commissar is ready to enlist for Putin’s chaotic mobilization crusade in his district.
Initially, a suicide was suspected, but a homicide investigation was later opened.
Five days later, investigators said suicide was the likely cause of death.
But FederalPress Telegram reported that Malyk’s circle of family and friends questioned the discovery, insisting he was “balanced and confident. “
About a hundred army enlistment offices were attacked with Molotov cocktails amid anger over the mobilization.
Married, a father of two, Malyk, a veteran of the Russian war in Chechnya, his friends and his circle of family strongly denied that he had committed suicide.
He is guilty of enlistment in the district of Partizan and in the vicinity of the Primorsky region.
Russia had foolishly hoped to defeat Ukraine and be welcomed as “liberators”; He faced a fierce response.
Cities and regions seized at the beginning of the war at the end of February are now being retaken by Ukrainians.
The West firmly supports Kyiv, charging them with the weapons they want to defeat Russia.
Many now note that Putin’s long-term term is related to the war, especially since he has officially annexed parts of eastern Ukraine.
Kherson now opens the door to Crimea, the territory illegally seized through Russia in 2014.
The return of the peninsula to the Ukrainians would be an unprecedented failure for Putin.
And the war escalated again when a stray missile landed across Ukraine’s border with Poland, killing two people.
NATO has convened an emergency assembly over the incident, which it allegedly caused through a Ukrainian air defense missile.
And in a rise in tensions, one of Putin’s closest and most incredible allies, Dmitry Medvedev, warned that the world is heading toward World War III.
The deputy chairman of Russia’s Supreme Security Council gave the impression of blaming the attack on the West.
“The incident with the alleged Ukrainian ‘missile attack’ on a Polish farm proves one thing: by waging a hybrid war against Russia, the West is approaching a global war,” Medvedev wrote.
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