Russian General Who Received Hero Of Russia Award For "Capturing Kupyansk" Found Dead

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Source: crooksandliars.com



Russian General Sergei Kuzovlev was awarded the title "Hero of Russia" on December 9. A few days later, he went missing.



By Ed Scarce — December 21, 2025

Russian General Sergei Kuzovlev was personally awarded the title "Hero of Russia" by Vladimir Putin on December 9. He told Putin on Nov. 20 that Kupyansk was taken. That proved to be a fatal blunder, as soon after, President Zelensky went to Kupyansk himself to call out the Russian bullshit, barely a couple of kilometers from the Russian fighting forces, and the Russian General's time on Earth became limited.


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By Ed Scarce — December 21, 2025

Russian General Sergei Kuzovlev was personally awarded the title "Hero of Russia" by Vladimir Putin on December 9. He told Putin on Nov. 20 that Kupyansk was taken. That proved to be a fatal blunder, as soon after, President Zelensky went to Kupyansk himself to call out the Russian bullshit, barely a couple of kilometers from the Russian fighting forces, and the Russian General's time on Earth became limited.

His wife found his body on December 17, the cause of death unknown.



Russian General Sergei Kuzovlev was awarded the title "Hero of Russia" after reporting to Putin that he had supposedly gained complete control of Kupyansk. Ukrainian troops are holding the city firmly.......................



Read more: https://crooksandliars.com/2025/12/russian-general-who-received-hero-russia

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My guess is that Putin was embarrassed by this event--so a head had to roll.

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[marble falls]

1. Window, tea or random street shooting?

[Ritabert]

5. Defenestration is their favorite.

[riversedge]

8. Toon .......

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[eggplant]

9. "Sudden Russian Death Syndrome"

[marble falls]

14. it's becoming epidemic. The Russians claim he has disappeared with no clues.

[RazorbackExpat]

15. There's always the exploding SUV trick

like they pulled on Darya Dugina, the Charlie Kirk of Russia.

[turbinetree]

2. Have you noticed that psychopath KGB agent never looks at the person he shakes hands with..........

maybe that should be a warning.................well it can be said one less enabler of war crimes..............

[riversedge]

7. umm..... No. I have not noticed that. Not that I have ever looked either.

[Irish_Dem]

3. Putin is getting more and more desperate.

[slightlv]

13. Just like trump. I think we ought to take these two, stick them in a room together,

and not open the door until one or both have bit the dust.

[FredGarvin]

4. oh well

Not enough kills apparently.

Meanwhile the whole of Ukraine is being bombarded by Russian missiles and drones every night.

The US initially failed badly and continues to do so in providing weapons systems to Ukraine.

Slow walked since the invasion

[erronis]

6. Kraznov so wants to be able to do this too.

[relogic]

11. What we don't Know

From their side it is not inconceivable that some required silencing has been ongoing since…well you can ponder. However, under the current, sometimes desperate, lawless, resource-enabled regime there are no justifiable, moral or ethical obstacles. Think like the Stephen Miller, Hegsbreath and The Fellon actors think and you can’t imagine them not arranging strokes, heart attacks, car accidents, drownings, etc. All such convenient tragedies befallen Trump’s “enemies of the state” should be suspect and investigated. Who is left to do that is another question.

Remember. The LE, military, Surveillance, HSA apparatus is obscenely well-funded and it exists as never before ideologically in support of our now fascist, despotic society.

[paleotn]

10. Hell of a spot the Russian military is in....

They have no hope of subduing Ukraine, but dare not tell the truth. And they die if caught publicly lying, which is sometimes inevitable. The better course of action would be to get rid of the middling operative from the Dresden KGB office. That would bring a collective sigh of relief from the Russian populace and the end of the latest regime, if they've been watching them as they go by. In short, Russians are kind of use to that.

[Martin68]

12. Oops. The thing is, every office knows he potentially faces the same fate if he makes an error. Great for morale.

Doesn't encourage real loyalty to Putin among the ranks.

[rubbersole]

16. Bummer.

He'll be missed. Like a good rash.