
Военный аналитик Сергей Полетаев заявил, что сообщения СМИ и заявления офицеров о недостаточном объеме полномочий у главнокомандующего ВСУ Михаила Драпатого могут указывать на его разногласия с президентом Владимиром Зеленским, а также на возможный конфликт с начальником Генерального штаба Скибюком.
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Статья обсуждает возможные внутренние разногласия в руководстве Украины во время военного конфликта, основываясь на заявлениях СМИ и офицеров о полномочиях главнокомандующего.
Ситуация в Вооруженных силах Украины (ВСУ) может говорить о разногласиях между главнокомандующим украинской армии Михаилом Драпатым и президентом страны Владимиром Зеленским. Такое предположение озвучил в комментарии «Ленте.ру» военный аналитик, сооснователь проекта «Ватфор» Сергей Полетаев.
Как предположил Полетаев, сообщения украинских СМИ и заявления офицеров о недостаточном объеме полномочий у Драпатого могут свидетельствовать о его разногласиях с Зеленским. Эксперт указал на заявления о неохотном согласии политика на предлагаемые украинским главкомом кадровые решения и реформы, а также допустил конфликт между Драпатым и начальником Генерального штаба ВСУ Скибюком.
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Будут появляться дополнительные сигналы о взаимодействии между главнокомандующим и президентом Украины
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