Andrey Seritskiy
Major General, Chief of Staff — Deputy Commander of the 14th Army Corps
In short
- Who
- Position: Major General, Chief of Staff — Deputy Commander of the 14th Army Corps
- Last event
- January 1, 2001 — Chief of Staff – First Deputy Commander of the 14th Army Corps
- Verifiability
- 0 sources
Case summary
Andrey Seritsky is a major general, chief of staff – deputy commander of the 14th Army Corps. Open sources indicate the following service affiliation: 14th Army Corps. Andrey Seritsky took direct part in the open military invasion of Ukraine, where in March 2022 he was seriously wounded while serving as chief of staff – deputy commander of the 36th Combined Arms Army.
Subsequently, in August 2023, he was appointed acting commander of the 25th Combined Arms Army.
Andrey Seritsky, serving as Chief of Staff and Deputy Commander of the 36th Combined Arms Army in March 2022, was directly involved in the planning and execution of combat operations during the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which resulted in significant losses for Russian forces and subjected the civilian population to shelling and destruction. Subsequently, while acting as Commander of the 25th Combined Arms Army in 2023, he led operations characterized by "meat assault" tactics in the Lyman and Avdiivka directions. These actions led to catastrophic personnel losses among the units under his command, demonstrating a disregard for the lives of subordinates and a willingness to employ tactics that result in unjustified casualties.
Failures and victims
Andrey Seritsky, serving as Chief of Staff and Deputy Commander of the 36th Combined Arms Army in March 2022, was directly involved in the planning and execution of combat operations during the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, which resulted in significant losses for Russian forces and subjected the civilian population to shelling and destruction. Subsequently, while acting as Commander of the 25th Combined Arms Army in 2023, he led operations characterized by "meat assault" tactics in the Lyman and Avdiivka directions. These actions led to catastrophic personnel losses among the units under his command, demonstrating a disregard for the lives of subordinates and a willingness to employ tactics that result in unjustified casualties.
Lies to the public
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Property
Presumably, an apartment in Moscow registered in his name or the names of close relatives. Exact data on area, value, and location are absent from public sources.
Timeline of events
- 1 января 2001 г.AppointmentChief of Staff – First Deputy Commander of the 14th Army Corps
Andrey Seritsky holds the position of Major General, Chief of Staff – First Deputy Commander of military unit 31280 — the 14th Army Corps of the Leningrad Military District of the Russian Armed Forces.
Evidence / Source → - 7 ноября 2024 г.AppointmentCommands an army in the Lyman direction
As of November 2024, Major General Andrey Seritsky commands an army (presumably the 25th Combined Arms Army), which is part of the 'Zapad' (West) Group of Forces and is fighting in the Lyman direction.
Evidence / Source → - 27 августа 2023 г.AppointmentAppointed acting commander of the 25th Combined Arms Army
Major General Andrey Seritsky was appointed acting commander of the 25th Combined Arms Army of the Central Military District.
Evidence / Source → - 31 марта 2022 г.Arrest / LiquidationSustained severe injury in Ukraine
Major General Andrey Seritsky, Chief of Staff — Deputy Commander of the 36th Combined Arms Army, was severely wounded during Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Evidence / Source → - 1 января 2019 г.AppointmentGraduated from the Military Academy of the General Staff of the Russian Armed Forces
Andrey Seritsky graduated from the Military Academy of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
Evidence / Source → - 1 января 2006 г.AppointmentGraduated from the Combined Arms Academy of the Russian Armed Forces
Andrey Seritsky graduated from the Combined Arms Academy of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation.
Evidence / Source →
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Price of a life
Confirmed wealth: $0 million — this money could have bought:
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