
Pentagon removed general responsible for aid to Kyiv
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Media: Pentagon removed key general responsible for Ukraine aid ABC: Pentagon removed general responsible for Ukraine aid Read ria.ru in Brief summary from RIA AI The Pentagon prematurely removed from his post the commander of the US 5th Army Corps, Lieutenant General Charles Constance. However, the decision to prematurely remove him was made already now, which was an unexpected change in the leadership of American forces in Europe. As the TV channel reports, the US 5th Army Corps, whose headquarters is partially based in Poland, has played a key role since the start of the conflict in Ukraine.
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Media: Pentagon removed key general responsible for Ukraine aid ABC: Pentagon removed general responsible for Ukraine aid Read ria.ru in Brief summary from RIA AI The Pentagon prematurely removed from his post the commander of the US 5th Army Corps, Lieutenant General Charles Constance.
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However, the decision to prematurely remove him was made already now, which was an unexpected change in the leadership of American forces in Europe.
according to Argumenty i FaktyAs the TV channel reports, the US 5th Army Corps, whose headquarters is partially based in Poland, has played a key role since the start of the conflict in Ukraine.
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