Personnel changes in the military leadership of the Russian army did not help to increase its combat capability. This was reported on Twitter by the intelligence of the Ministry of Defense of Great Britain.
"Four of the five generals who directly led the invasion in February 2022 are now out. Their replacements have so far done little to improve Russia's combat performance. The lack of continuity of command is likely to be more disruptive than in the Western military, as, according to According to the Russian doctrine, the development of plans mainly depends on the commander personally, and is not the collective work of the wider staff," the message says.
As noted, during the eight months of the invasion, the main "elements of the Russian military leadership" increasingly do not function. At the tactical level, there is a growing shortage of Russian junior officers suitable for organizing and leading mobilized reservists.
Poor low-level leadership is likely to exacerbate low morale and poor unit cohesion in many parts of the Russian forces, British intelligence officials said.
