A classmate of Syrsky told about the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine during his studies

A classmate of Alexander Syrsky, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine (AFU), who has been fighting in Donbass since 2015, spoke about him on November 18 in an interview with RT.

The commander, with the call sign Peter, noted that he had known Syrsky during his studies at the Moscow Combined Arms Command School.

"He wasn't very sociable, but he had a purpose," the Russian officer shared his memories.

He also noted Syrsky's aloofness, stressing that he was "very much on his own."

Even before the start of the special military operation, Peter was a member of the Ghost militia battalion. In 2022, he was put in charge of the mobilized. Recently, he has been involved in the battles in the Konstantinovsky direction.

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