Kadyrov blamed Colonel General Lapin for the loss of Krasny Liman

The head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, accused Colonel-General Alexander Lapin of forcing Russian troops to leave Krasny Liman. Mr. Kadyrov published his message with accusations on Telegram almost immediately after the Russian Ministry of Defense officially announced the abandonment of Krasny Liman.

According to the head of Chechnya, Alexander Lapin commanded the defense of the Krasnoliman sector of the front. Ramzan Kadyrov claims that the Colonel-General “put up mobilized fighters from the LPR and other units on all frontiers of the Liman direction, but did not provide them with the necessary communications, interaction and the supply of ammunition.”

“Two weeks ago, my dear brother Apty Alaudinov, my dear brother Apty Alaudinov, personally reported to me that our fighters could become an easy target. In turn, I informed Valery Gerasimov, Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation, about the danger. But the general assured me that he had no doubts about Lapin’s leadership talent and did not believe that a retreat was possible in Krasny Liman and its environs,” wrote Ramzan Kadyrov.

According to him, a week ago, Alexander Lapin moved his headquarters to Starobelsk, and he left for Luhansk. “How can you quickly manage units, being 150 km away from them? Due to the lack of elementary military logistics, today we have left several settlements and a large piece of territory,” he added.

Earlier today, the Russian Ministry of Defense reportedthat the troops were withdrawn from Krasny Liman “to more advantageous lines.” As explained in the department, the decision was made due to the creation of a threat of encirclement. Recall, on the eve of the head of the DPR Denis Pushilin declaredthat the Armed Forces of Ukraine took the Russian army into a “half ring” in Krasny Liman.

In June, the Russian Ministry of Defense reportedthat Colonel General Alexander Lapin is in command of formations and military units of the “Center” groupings of troops. Mr. Lapin has been Commander of the Central Military District since November 22, 2017. In July, Russian President Vladimir Putin awarded his title of Hero of Russia.

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