Russia's hardliners are furious over its latest loss at sea, saying commanders would rather cover up mistakes than learn

Russian commanders appear to be failing to learn from past mistakes, resulting in a series of naval defeats to Ukraine.

By: Business Insider

Mar 23 2024
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Russia's hardliners are furious over its latest loss at sea, saying commanders would rather cover up mistakes than learn

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Russia's hardliners are furious over its latest loss at sea, saying commanders would rather cover up mistakes than learn

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