Declassified UFO / UAP Document
Russian Army Leadership Training Course, Appointments, Other Events Outlined
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This document reports on a November 2000 Russian military leadership training course where plans to reduce the army by 365,000 personnel were discussed. The report highlights internal leadership tensions and the influence of President Vladimir Putin's Security Council.
This intelligence report, translated from the Moscow newspaper Moskovskiy Komsomolets, details the annual Russian military leadership training course held in November 2000. The event, conducted by the Defense Minister, serves as a forum for discussing current military affairs and presenting awards. The report highlights the participation of high-ranking officials, specifically noting the tension between Marshal Igor Sergeyev and General Anatoliy Kvashin. A significant focus of the 2000 session, which took place in Moscow and Tver, was the implementation of military reform plans. These reforms, mandated by the Security Council under the leadership of President Vladimir Putin, included a major reduction in the size of the Russian Army, specifically targeting a decrease of 365,000 personnel, including a reduction in the number of generals.
THE ARMY WILL HAVE TO SHRINK BY 365,000 PEOPLE AND ALL GENERALS
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Official Assessment
The Russian military leadership is undergoing a training course in Moscow and Tver to discuss current military matters and reform plans, specifically a reduction of the army by 365,000 personnel.
Key Persons
- Igor SergeyevMarshal
- Anatoliy KvashinGeneral
- Vladimir PutinPresident