Something big is suddenly happening in Russia! On June 17, everyone lamented that shortly after Putin dismissed the four deputy defense ministers by thunderous means, the only female minister, Shevtsova, was revealed to have secretly defected to France, she is not only the only female general in Russia, but also Shoigu's descendant, and more importantly, Shevtsova is in charge of the finances of the Russian army, and her defection will undoubtedly bring a lot of turmoil to the Russian army.
Corruption in the Russian army
We know that since the defection of the Wagner Corps from Russia, the problem of corruption within the Russian army can no longer be concealed.
Putin has made a series of personnel adjustments to this end, but with little success.
On June 17 this year, Putin dismissed four deputy defense ministers in one go, and it is difficult not to wonder whether he has the latest news on corruption among high-ranking officials.
In fact, corruption in the military is not uncommon, and the collapse of the former Soviet Union is responsible for this, and it now appears that Russia has inherited this not-so-good tradition.
Corruption can seriously undermine the combat effectiveness and readiness of the armed forces.
The key to the army's operations lies in rapid response and efficient execution, while corrupt behavior often leads to the waste and failure of resources, leads to the obsolescence and untimely maintenance of equipment, and affects the combat effectiveness of the troops and the level of equipment modernization.
The military is a highly disciplined organization that relies on strict rules and regulations and a high level of morale to maintain its organizational effectiveness and combat effectiveness.
If some personnel indulge in personal interests and violate military discipline and regulations, it will cause great damage to the cohesion and unity of all troops, and affect the command efficiency and will to fight during battle.
And this defected female minister of defense happens to be in charge of finances in the army, which is hard not to reminisce!
Shevtsova's resume
Shevtsova was born in 1969 into a military family, but she herself never served.
After graduating from the School of Finance and Economics, she rose from an ordinary tax inspector in St. Petersburg to the deputy head of the Russian Federal Tax Service.
In 2007, Shevtsova was transferred to the Russian Ministry of Defense, and in May 2010, she was appointed as an adviser to the Ministry of Defense.
The 41-year-old Shevtsova has since become the highest-ranking woman in the world.
Why did such a powerful person choose to flee to France?
According to the Tsarist newspaper, before fleeing, Shevtsova had already been found to have embezzled a large amount of money, and even had a high-end house worth 2 billion rubles on the banks of the Moscow River.
With her salary, it is impossible to afford such a mansion in her lifetime, and the source of her assets is self-evident.
The news also said that Shevtsova not only has huge deposits in Russia, but also has a large number of real estate and deposits in France, Italy and other countries, but since the start of the war between Russia and Ukraine, her foreign assets have been seized and frozen.
Now that Shevtsova has chosen to go to France, is it a secret agreement with the NATO bloc?
KGB targeted killings
You must know that as a high-ranking military official, Shevtsova not only holds financial power, but also has a deep understanding of the secrets of Russian nuclear weapons.
Even if any country is secretly aiding Russia, the whereabouts of Russia's military spending and other secrets are under its control, and once the news leaks to the NATO bloc, it will undoubtedly be a heavy blow to Russia today.
But Shevtsova seems to have forgotten that there is a KGB in Russia.
Once her defection charges are confirmed, presumably Putin will not let her go easily, as evidenced by the previous leader of the Wagner Legion.
As the world's top secret service organization, the KGB is adept at tracking and analyzing the activities of its targets using advanced surveillance technology, electronic surveillance, and even artificial intelligence analysis.
Through cross-validation and in-depth investigation, they were able to obtain critical information about their target's daily movement patterns, social circles, and possible hiding places.
Once the target's location and movement patterns have been confirmed, agents plan a sophisticated operation.
Such operations often include targeted killings carried out by highly trained teams of agents.
These teams are often equipped with a variety of skills, including tactical reconnaissance, close combat, electronic warfare skills, and more, to deal with a variety of complex situations.
I don't know if NATO will be able to protect Shevtsova at that time, I'm afraid that Shevtsova will have the life to take the money and leave, but she will not have the life to spend it!