Successfully “demobilized”: Russian major general exploded in a mini

Russian major general exploded on mini / Collage 24 Channel

The Russian occupiers are losing their military every day in the war of aggression against Ukraine. Thus, on November 28, it became known about the death of one of the top officers of the army of the aggressor country.

Russian propagandists reported the death of their Major General Vladimir Zavadsky. So, he exploded on a mine while fighting at the front in Ukraine.

A Russian top officer died at the front

The occupiers said that Major General Vladimir Zavadsky was born on January 11, 1978. In 2000 he graduated from the Moscow Combined Arms Command School, 1st Battalion. He commanded a motorized rifle platoon, company, and battalion.

In 2010 he graduated from the General Military Academy of the Russian Armed Forces. Subsequently, he served in the military as deputy commander of a training tank regiment, deputy head of a training center, chief of staff of a motorized rifle brigade, commander of a motorized rifle brigade, and commander of a motorized rifle division. He was awarded the Order of Courage and departmental medals.

General Vladimir Zavadsky exploded on a mine / Photo from the telegram channel of Anatoly Stefan “Stirlitz”

From August 2018 to June 2021, he was the commander of the Kantemirovskaya Guards Tank Division, stationed in the Moscow region. At the time of his death, he was deputy of the 14th Army Corps.

The Russians also noted that the general was blown up by a mine on November 28, 2023, while “carrying out a combat mission” at about 2:30 p.m.

The occupiers had insane losses at the front

• The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine said on November 28 that over the past 24 hours our defenders were able to eliminate another 860 invaders at the front. Thus, the total number of Russian casualties at the beginning of the invasion of Ukraine is 326,440 people.
• In addition, our military also managed to destroy 3 Russian tanks, 3 armored combat vehicles and 3 automotive equipment and tank trucks. Our defenders also destroyed 1 Russian artillery system.
• The occupiers themselves have already begun to feel all the consequences of the losses. Yes, former mercenaries from the Wagner PPK made a collective appeal to Vladimir Putin, where they complained about “Prigozhin’s scumbags” and insane losses.