Putin's Lieutenant Colonel: Senior Russian Lieutenant Colonel Dmitry Lisitsky Has Been Killed!

Every army at war aims for victory with its losses and gains. Every loss encountered on the road to victory causes armies to regress. But some losses have the importance to affect the course of the war. The developments in the Russia-Ukraine war have revealed this fact many times over.
Valuable equipment and military personnel in the inventory of the Russian army were destroyed thanks to the successful offensive of the Ukrainian army. This led to the withdrawal of the Russian army from many occupied territories. The Ukrainian army, with the support of Western and European countries, has gained great strength. While the losses of the Russian invaders are increasing day by day, the suspicious death of a Russian commander of the invading Russian army dropped like a bomb on the agenda! Moreover, while this suspicious death was being discussed all over the world, a big explosion occurred in the city of Melitopol!
The death of Lieutenant Colonel Dmitry Lisitsky, who was found shot in his home the other day, was widely covered in the Russian and Ukrainian press. Because Russian and Ukrainian sources put forward different claims about the death of Lieutenant Colonel Lisitsky. While Russian sources explain the Lieutenant Colonel's death as suicide, Ukrainian sources claim that Ukrainian intelligence is behind the suspicious death!
Lieutenant Colonel Dmitry Lisitsky was the leader of the 1st Airborne Assault Battalion of the 247th Airborne Assault Regiment. A veteran commander, Lisitsky received the Hero of Russia Medal from Russian leader Vladimir Putin in 2015 for being a brutal occupier. Lisitsky took part in many major operations of the Russian army and was an occupation commander known for his illegal actions. During the mutually agreed ceasefire in the Russian-Ukrainian war, he commanded the battalion that attacked the Ukrainian army. Lisitsky caused the deaths of hundreds of Ukrainian soldiers even though a ceasefire had been declared.