
To clarify: I meant parallels to the beginning of the Honor Harrington series. I keep forgetting that Weber has written more than that, which I haven't read yet.
The signs of cleansing keep coming in Russia's military command structure after Wagner Group's mutiny. Yesterday there was an outright threat of mutiny by troops of the 7th Guards Mountain Air Assault Division (no confirmation if this is real though). They warned against any action to remove or harm colonel general Mikhail Teplinsky, commander of the Russian Airborne Forces.[0]
This doesn't come out of the blue: colonel Aleksandr Kornev of the 7th Guards Mountain Air Assault Division was supposedly removed from his post (although this is news, they claim it already happened earlier this month) and yesterday also major general Vladimir Seliverstov from the 106th Guards Airborne Division after appealing for better conditions for his troops.
There has already been friction before between Mikhail Teplinsky and the high command. I found a comment mentioning a thread from Thursday that summed up the previous movements in the command structure better than I could, although I get itchy when I see that it's by someone from RAND Corporation.[1]
[0] https://twitter.com/wartranslated/statu ... 9460305920
[1] https://twitter.com/MassDara/status/1679528294943735808