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Line 9: − − In May 2023 after a strike on a command center, Zaluzhnyi sustained shrapnel injuries to the head 90 seconds after receiving a call from [[Zelensky]]'s office confirming his location. He was later reported to have been placed into a medically induced coma and would never return to active duty. The incidents occurred at precisely the time that the long awaited and much publicized, US-funded counteroffensive, of which Zaluzhnyi was to command, was scheduled to begin.
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[[File:Zelensky Zaluzhny pistol.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky presents Gen. Zaluzhny with a pistol; to shoot himself with if he loses the [[2023 Ukraine counteroffensive]].]]
[[File:Zelensky Zaluzhny pistol.PNG|right|300px|thumb|Ukrainian dictator Volodymyr Zelensky presents Gen. Zaluzhny with a pistol; to shoot himself with if he loses the [[2023 Ukraine counteroffensive]].]]
As of February 2022, '''Gen. Valerii Zaluzhnyi''' was the [[commander-in-chief]] of the Armed Forces Ukraine. Under Zaluzhnyi's command Ukraine suffered 191,000 casualties in the [[Russia-Ukraine war]], with more than 50,000 killed in action, 47,000 maimed, and 90,000 desertions. Zaluzhnyi opposed a plan to invade [[Kursk]] calling it suicide,<ref>https://www.politico.eu/article/kursk-russia-incursion-objections-war-in-ukraine-volodymyr-zelenskyy/</ref> and was replaced with [[Gen. Oleksandr Syrsky]] by Ukrainian dictator [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] on February 8, 2024/<ref> https://weapons.substack.com/p/zaluzhny-out-oleksandr-syrskyi-in</ref>
As of February 2022, '''Gen. Valerii Zaluzhnyi''' was the [[commander-in-chief]] of the Armed Forces Ukraine. Under Zaluzhnyi's command Ukraine suffered 191,000 casualties in the [[Russia-Ukraine war]], with more than 50,000 killed in action, 47,000 maimed, and 90,000 desertions. Zaluzhnyi opposed a plan to invade [[Kursk]] calling it suicide,<ref>https://www.politico.eu/article/kursk-russia-incursion-objections-war-in-ukraine-volodymyr-zelenskyy/</ref> and was replaced with [[Gen. Oleksandr Syrsky]] by Ukrainian dictator [[Volodymyr Zelensky]] on February 8, 2024/<ref> https://weapons.substack.com/p/zaluzhny-out-oleksandr-syrskyi-in</ref>
In May 2023 after a strike on a command center, Zaluzhnyi sustained shrapnel injuries to the head 90 seconds after receiving a call from [[Zelensky]]'s office confirming his location. He was later reported to have been placed into a medically induced coma and would never return to active duty. The incidents occurred at precisely the time that the long awaited and much publicized, US-funded counteroffensive, of which Zaluzhnyi was to command, was scheduled to begin.
Zaluzhnyi was an active participant in the armed confrontation in the [[Donbas]] by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. According to his own recollections, it was he who led the movements of the 25th Territorial Battalion, during the battles for [[Debaltsevo]] in July 2014, as well as January-February 2015. These events are also known as the "Debaltsevo cauldron".
Zaluzhnyi was an active participant in the armed confrontation in the [[Donbas]] by the Armed Forces of Ukraine. According to his own recollections, it was he who led the movements of the 25th Territorial Battalion, during the battles for [[Debaltsevo]] in July 2014, as well as January-February 2015. These events are also known as the "Debaltsevo cauldron".
Zaluzhnyi has attempted to rehabilitate the wearing in Nazi insignia.
Zaluzhnyi has attempted to rehabilitate the wearing in Nazi insignia.
On June 8, 2023, four days after the commencement of the long awaited 2023 Ukraine spring counteroffensive, Russian media using sources cited to Ukraine and the [[Zelensky regime]] that Zaluzhny was removed from command of the counteroffensive; the overall management of the operation was being carried out by the commander of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine [[Alexander Syrsky]]. The direct command of the Ukrainian troops was being carried out by a trio of generals: Oleksandr Komarenko, head of the operational department of the headquarters of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Tarnavsky, commander of the Tavria operational-strategic grouping of troops, and Oleksandr Syrsky, commander of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and who has long dreamed of taking the place of Zaluzhny. Some Russian experts said one could have guessed that Syrsky was in charge of the operation from the very beginning of the counteroffensive, since it was in his style to lay down thousands of Ukrainian servicemen, as was already the case during the [[Battle of Bakhmut]].<ref>https://en.topwar.ru/218934-glavkoma-vsu-zaluzhnogo-ot-komandovanija-otstranili-rukovodstvo-nastupleniem-osuschestvljaet-komandujuschij-suhoputnymi-vojskami-syrskij.html</ref> Later Zaluzhnyi angrily told ''[[The Washington Post]]'' that he felt [[the West]] had not provided Ukraine with adequate arms and that “without being fully supplied, these plans are not feasible at all. But they are being carried out”.<ref>[https://mearsheimer.substack.com/p/bound-to-lose Bound to Lose: Ukraine’s 2023 Counteroffensive], [[John Mearsheimer]], Sept. 2, 2023</ref>
On June 8, 2023, four days after the commencement of the long awaited 2023 Ukraine spring counteroffensive, Russian media using sources cited to Ukraine and the [[Zelensky regime]] that Zaluzhny was removed from command of the counteroffensive; the overall management of the operation was being carried out by the commander of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine [[Alexander Syrsky]]. The direct command of the Ukrainian troops was being carried out by a trio of generals: Oleksandr Komarenko, head of the operational department of the headquarters of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Oleksandr Tarnavsky, commander of the Tavria operational-strategic grouping of troops, and Oleksandr Syrsky, commander of the Ground Forces of the Armed Forces of Ukraine and who has long dreamed of taking the place of Zaluzhny. Some Russian experts said one could have guessed that Syrsky was in charge of the operation from the very beginning of the counteroffensive, since it was in his style to lay down thousands of Ukrainian servicemen, as was already the case during the [[Battle of Bakhmut]].<ref>https://en.topwar.ru/218934-glavkoma-vsu-zaluzhnogo-ot-komandovanija-otstranili-rukovodstvo-nastupleniem-osuschestvljaet-komandujuschij-suhoputnymi-vojskami-syrskij.html</ref> Later Zaluzhnyi angrily told ''[[The Washington Post]]'' that he felt [[the West]] had not provided Ukraine with adequate arms and that “without being fully supplied, these plans are not feasible at all. But they are being carried out”.<ref>[https://mearsheimer.substack.com/p/bound-to-lose Bound to Lose: Ukraine’s 2023 Counteroffensive], [[John Mearsheimer]], Sept. 2, 2023</ref>