Sacked Army General Appointed Tatarstan’s Deputy PM
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Sacked Army General Appointed Tatarstan’s Deputy PM
Colonel General Alexander Lapin, a controversial Russian military commander dismissed from service last year following battlefield setbacks in Ukraine, has been appointed deputy prime minister of the republic of Tatarstan, officials said Monday, where he will oversee regional policy supporting war veterans and their families.
In the Government of Tartarstan, a separate structural unit will be set up to "support the participants of the SVO." His curator as Vice-Premier will be a retired Colonel General Alexander Lapin, declared the head of the Tatarstan Rustam Minnihanov.
Colonel General Alexander Lapin will take a position in the government of the Republic of Tatarstan
During his annual address to the State Council of Tatarstan, the head of the republic, Rustam Minnikhanov, announced the creation of a separate structural unit within the government to support participants in the Northern Military District. Lapin will...
The former commander of the Centre and North factions, Colonel Alexander Lapin, has been appointed Vice-Premier of Tartarstan and will lead a special unit to work with the members of the CSB.
Alexander Lapin, former commander of the Centre and North factions, will take over the post of Vice-Premier in the Government of the Republic of Tartarstan and will supervise the support of the participants in the special military operation, announced by the head of the Tatarstan Rustam Minnihanov, former commander of the Centre and North factions, Colonel Alexander Lapin will assume the post of Vice-Premier of the Republic of Tartarstan, will b…
His failures on the Ukrainian battlefield made Colonel General Alexander Lapin the target of harsh criticism from pro-war Russian figures and officials, including Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.
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