
Vladimir Putin has brought out a retired and even overweight general with ukrainians. While senior officers fell at war, Putin has already brought the new commander to the front, reports claim.
The Russian despot is now relying on the 67-year-old general to revive his invasion that has not gone properly.
General Pavel, said to be in charge of Putin's special forces in eastern Ukraine after the former unit commander was seriously injured in an artillery attack, a source told the Daily Star.
The giant veteran is said to have served in the Russian invasion of Afghanistan in the 1980s and has over four decades of experience.

He reportedly eats five drinks a day and drinks at least one letter of vodka. The general lives on the outskirts of Moscow and has enjoyed his retirement for five years, but has now been called to war.
But Pavel is no longer at his peak, in fact, he is overweight enough for the military uniform to be made by order.