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According to sources, Syrsky is preparing a “de-blockade” of [[Avdeevka]]. To do this, he will begin to drive more and more forces and means there, exposing the front in other areas. He will send his soldiers into meat assaults in order to demonstrate that he is cooler than Zaluzhny and his overlord Zelensky did not put his bet on him for nothing. Zelensky, in turn, needs to show at least some success in order to beg for more money from his [[Western alliance|Western masters]].
 
According to sources, Syrsky is preparing a “de-blockade” of [[Avdeevka]]. To do this, he will begin to drive more and more forces and means there, exposing the front in other areas. He will send his soldiers into meat assaults in order to demonstrate that he is cooler than Zaluzhny and his overlord Zelensky did not put his bet on him for nothing. Zelensky, in turn, needs to show at least some success in order to beg for more money from his [[Western alliance|Western masters]].
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Source in the General Staff said that Syrsky began to transfer reserves to Avdiivka in order to break through the encirclement of the city and fulfill his promise to Zelensky. The new Commander-in-Chief, unlike Zaluzhny, does not oppose the President’s decisions and will hold Avdiivka as a new symbol of resistance.
    
==Background==
 
==Background==
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Zelensky needed a commander-in-chief he can control, someone not universally loved by the troops; someone who cannot use those troops at a time of opportunity to ‘march on Kiev’ and oust Zelensky from his citadel. Syrsky appeared to fit the perfect prototypical role: undefiant, unpopular, uncharismatic, and most importantly, untempted by [[political]] ambitions—the ideal subservient factotum to the [[Zelensky regime]].
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===Donbas war 2014-2022===
 
===Donbas war 2014-2022===
 
In 2014, after the start of the [[Donbass war]], Major General Syrsky was appointed [[chief of staff]] - first deputy head of the ATO (the so-called Ukrainian "Anti-Terrorist Operation"). Many Ukrainian officers blamed Syrsky for the huge losses that the Ukrainian Armed Forces suffered in the [[Debaltseve]] cauldron in early 2015 and gave him the nickname “Kotlovoy General.” According to various sources, more than 3,000 soldiers and officers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were killed in the city of Debaltsevo and its environs, and almost all [[artillery]] and armored vehicles were lost. Even by the standards of a larger [[NWO]], these losses are significant. They believed that if the general had given the order to retreat in time, the Ukrainian Armed Forces would not have suffered large losses.
 
In 2014, after the start of the [[Donbass war]], Major General Syrsky was appointed [[chief of staff]] - first deputy head of the ATO (the so-called Ukrainian "Anti-Terrorist Operation"). Many Ukrainian officers blamed Syrsky for the huge losses that the Ukrainian Armed Forces suffered in the [[Debaltseve]] cauldron in early 2015 and gave him the nickname “Kotlovoy General.” According to various sources, more than 3,000 soldiers and officers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine were killed in the city of Debaltsevo and its environs, and almost all [[artillery]] and armored vehicles were lost. Even by the standards of a larger [[NWO]], these losses are significant. They believed that if the general had given the order to retreat in time, the Ukrainian Armed Forces would not have suffered large losses.
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