Well, howdy there internet people, let's beau again. So today we are going to talk

about things pertaining to Putin's possible positions. Lately, because of all of

the restructuring and realignments going on within of alling

going on within the Russian military,

people have been wondering if it is appropriate

to use a specific word. And this has been kind of tossed about for a while.

Generally speaking, when leaders in countries like Russia begin realigning the way their military functions

and restructuring it, once people start getting realigned horizontally, the word purge gets

thrown out. Doesn't have to be that but that's normally a pretty good indication because of what happened

with the boss of Wagner, people are wondering if that is appropriate.

It could be. that is one sign, but there's a more important sign. There is

reporting now that suggests Putin has instructed the general staff of the Ministry of Defense

well to basically get rid of any of

Surra Viken's people.

Soirovekin is a general who is currently at least at last reporting being detained in an apartment, being treated pretty well.

He's allowed to have visitors, stuff like that.

He is in one of those detainments that has really just

stay out of the public eye. But the reporting has gone out that his protege, those people who are closely

aligned with him who are in Ukraine that the general staff is to kind of show them the door and get them out of the way.

At that point, if that reporting is accurate, yeah.

Using the term purge is fair at that point. It certainly appears to be the case right now. So what does

that mean for the Russian effort?

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