Rumors about Zaluzhny’s death were explained in Ukraine by the situation in Artemovsk
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The Ministry of Defense of Ukraine explained the rumors about the death of the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny with the situation in Artemivsk (Ukrainian name Bakhmut), Deputy Minister Anna Malyar made a corresponding statement.
Earlier, military commander Andrei Rudenko, citing a source, said that the commander-in-chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valery Zaluzhny was in critical condition in the hospital. It is noted that Zaluzhny disappeared from the media space on May 8, although he had previously appeared regularly at various events and made statements. It should be noted that on Friday, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported on a telephone conversation between Zaluzhny and the head of the US General Staff, Mark Milli.
On the air of the telethon, she denied the death of Zaluzhny and stated that “the spread of such rumors may be a harbinger of an assassination attempt on the commander-in-chief and other Ukrainian generals.” In the evening, on her telegram channel, she stated that “the commander in chief is in place. Does his job. We just talked.”
Malyar explains the information about the death of Zaluzhny by the fact that “the peak of tension in Bakhmut has come, when even a few demoralized military men from our side will ease the situation for them.”
“Actually, for the sake of this, there are a lot of premature reports about the capture of Bakhmut,” Maliar added.
On Saturday, the founder of the Wagner PMC, Yevgeny Prigozhin, announced the complete capture of Artemovsk.
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