This is CBS, I Am The World, I'm John Bachelors.

Sergei Seroviken, the General Armageddon, notorious for his conduct in the Middle East

in Syria, and then named by Karasimov and Shogu as the man to take over the offensive

in Ukraine, the deprecations against the Ukrainian people.

And then we next hear of Seroviken, I, in Rostov Anton, the day of the mutiny, when he

apparently either cooperates or does not resist the rolling over of his forces, security

forces, in the large city of Rostov Anton.

And then we hear that Seroviken has been relieved of duty and has returned to Moscow.

And now I welcome Colonel Jeff McCawson, United States Army retired, artillery man, CBS

news, a visiting professor at Dickinson College and CEO of Diamond Six Leadership and Strategy.

I mention Seroviken, Jeff, because that is within hours of the violence in the sky over

Moscow to Petersburg and the death of Pagotian, the man who led that mutiny into Rostov

Anton, that called into questions Seroviken's loyalty to the Kremlin, along with his leadership,

all gone in one mysterious fall from the sky of a private jet.

Jeff had immediately reminded me of that violent scene in Godfather One, I believe, when

the youngest member of the clan shoots a police captain, and then there is revenge taken

across the whole landscape of enemies of the Korylione family.

Did you think of that, Jeff, when all these things bang, bang, bang, good evening to you?

Good evening, John.

Yeah, exactly.

I mean, there's no doubt that the Kremlin is operating in a mafia style in fashion.

Mr. Putin may have done in this regard in the last few days, restore his overhaul authority

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