Putin's Largest Army Restructuring
Russian President Vladimir Putin announced significant changes in the leadership of the military forces involved in the operation in Ukraine, aimed at improving the organizational structure of the ministry based on field experiences spanning more than four years. The modification included the appointment of General Valery Solodchuk as the head of the unified rear and logistical services command to enhance efficiency and coordination in supporting operations. Putin also proposed leading the "Central" Group of Forces under General Andrey Ivanayev, considering it one of the most important units playing a key role in the liberation of the Donetsk Republic. Additionally, he appointed General Pyotr Bulgaryev as the acting commander of the "East" Group of Forces, which has made notable progress in the region. Putin announced that unmanned systems forces, including drones, would come under the command of General Denis Liemin, reflecting the reliance on modern technology in military operations. All these changes are part of efforts to reform the Russian Forces’ structure and improve their efficiency in ongoing military operations in Ukraine.
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