Does Russian commander in Ukraine deserve his ′bloody′ reputation? | News | DW

The new head of Russian forces in Ukraine, General Alexander Dvornikov, is nicknamed the "Butcher of Syria" for indiscriminately bombing civilians there. But military analysts argue that he may not even be that special.

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