According to a report in the British newspaper "The Telegraph", Vladimir Putin has brought in General Sergei Surovikin to oversee attacks on Ukrainian cities and infrastructure. The Kremlin reportedly intends to break Ukrainian resistance during the coming winter months through this move. A Polish military analyst urges caution, noting the lack of confirmation regarding these reports. The appointment suggests a potential escalation in the hostilities targeting Ukraine. This reinstatement follows a period of uncertainty surrounding Surovikin’s position after the Wagner Group mutiny. The aim is purportedly to intensify assaults as colder weather approaches, hindering Ukrainian defense capabilities. Further verification of the details remains crucial given the ongoing information warfare.