The commander of the joint forces of Ukraine was dismissed

The operations commander of the joint forces of Ukraine has been dismissed.

This was announced by the country's President Volodymyr Zelensky in a decree on Sunday local time. Major General Eduard Mykhailovich Moskalov was appointed to the post in March last year. Major General Eduard Mykhailovich Moskalov was appointed to the post last March.

However, Zelensky did not provide an explanation for Moskalov's dismissal. It is the latest in a series of recent leadership changes in his administration.

Ukrainian authorities are conducting anti-corruption investigations across the country. Many senior and important people have been relieved of their duties after the investigation found evidence of corruption. However, it is not yet clear whether Moskalov's dismissal was for corruption.

Source: CNN

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