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Russian Federation reports Shoigu's sudden disappearance
Violetta Orlova
11:54, 23.03.22
The defence minister of the occupying country last appeared in public on 11 March.
Russian Defence Minister
Sergei Shoigu has suddenly disappeared from public space. He made his last public appearance on 11 March. Journalists have not seen him for 12 days.
This is reported by Russian investigative journalists from Mediazona and Agentsyagent.
Shoigu is usually very active in the media. He has significantly increased his press staff, and the agency has worked hard on his public image.
Until March 11, Shoigu appeared in the news almost daily. Now he is occasionally remembered in the information space, but without fresh photos and videos.
Those around the head of the occupying country's defence ministry discuss that he is suffering from heart problems.
On 11 March, Shoigu presented state awards to occupiers who took part in a "special military operation". This video is the last one featuring him.
On 18 March, Shoigu was mentioned in a message on the Kremlin website, which said that Putin had discussed with the permanent members of the Security Council "the progress of the special operation in Ukraine". According to the report, Shoygu was present at the meeting, but no video or photos from the meeting were published.
On the same day, First Channel broadcast a story about Shoygu presenting awards. The story said that the event took place "today", but the channel showed an old video from 11 March.
The last news item on Shoigu's profile on the Defence Ministry's website was also dated 11 March.
Investigators note that it is not just Shoigu who has disappeared. No events involving the head of the Russian General Staff, Valeriy Gerasimov, were reported after 11 March either.
We shall remind you that the Russian military stormed the Ukrainian territory in the early hours of 24 February. The occupiers first bombed military facilities and then attacked peaceful settlements, in particular, Kiev, Mariupol, Chernihiv, Kharkiv, Kherson and Mykolayiv.
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