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Drapatyy appointed Sobko as his deputy. General Sobko was precisely someone who constantly, often hopelessly, fought for standards in the military, in particular when, at the start of the full-scale invasion, he managed to organize a single practically oriented officer training; he did not give in and endured numerous exiles under Syrskyi’s orders.
Despite the repressions, he was not afraid to express his opinion, including publicly, which you can verify for yourself. Many career officers do not like Sobko, and now he has a chance to prove whether it is possible to cleanse the system and rebuild the armed forces without seeking the approval of the overwhelming majority of stagnating colonels and generals, whether it is possible to uproot the foundations of the “sovok” mentality and implement planning based on common sense that Sobko defended so many times.
I wish him success.
