Putin appoints his ex-bodyguard - considered a likely successor - as 'angel of vengeance' tasked with carrying out 'Operation Revenge' to reclaim territory seized by Ukraine

Daily Mail

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VLADIMIR Putin has reportedly called in his ex-bodyguard to lead the desperate defence of Kursk as Russian casualties pile up on their own turf.
The Sun
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During the session, he assigned specific duties to the military and security forces in Kursk Oblast and shared his perspective on the political implications of Ukraine's actions within Russian territory.
Ukrainska Pravda
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Russian forces are struggling to repel Ukraine's biggest border incursion in almost 2-1/2 years of full-scale war.
The Gazette
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Rybar, a prominent pro-war channel run by a former Defense Ministry spokesman, interpreted Dyumin’s alleged appointment as a sign of Putin’s dissatisfaction with military and security leaders.
The Moscow Times

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