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Russian military commander
Viktor Stepanovich Chechevatov (Russian: Виктор Степанович Чечеватов; born 15 April 1945, Mordovskiy Belyi Klyuch, Ulyanovsk Oblast, Russian SFSR) is a
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Head of the General Staff of the Ukrainian Armed Forces
the Soviet Kyiv Military District when its head, Colonel General Viktor Chechevatov, after receiving the offer to be appointed to the post, refused to
Chief of the General Staff (Ukraine)
Chief_of_the_General_Staff_(Ukraine)
Military unit
25th Army Corps with the 87th and 99th MRDs. In 1992 Colonel General Viktor Chechevatov, who had previously commanded the Kiev Military District, but refused
Far_Eastern_Military_District
President of Ukraine from 1991 to 1994
with the coup. Kravchuk was awoken at 6:30 on 19 August by General Viktor Chechevatov, commander of the Kyiv Military District, who first informed him of
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Formation of the Soviet Red Army (1941–1954)
General Viktor Skokov (July 1979 – December 1982) Lieutenant General Boris Pyankov (December 1982 – July 1985) Lieutenant General Viktor Chechevatov (July
3rd_Shock_Army
Senior staff college of the Russian Armed Forces
(1989—1996) Colonel General Valery Tretyakov (1996—1999) Colonel General Viktor Chechevatov (1999–2005) Army General Ivan Yefremov (2005—2007). Army General Aleksandr
Military Academy of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Russia
Military_Academy_of_the_General_Staff_of_the_Armed_Forces_of_Russia
Military district of the Russian Empire and Soviet Union
brigade), at Kremenchuk, Poltava Oblast. In 1991, Colonel General Viktor S. Chechevatov was dismissed as District commander for refusing to take an oath
Kiev_Military_District
2006 to 2015, the head of the academy was retired Colonel General Viktor Chechevatov, who previously headed the Military Academy of the General Staff of
Russian_Customs_Academy
brought many generals (including Kyiv Military District commander Viktor Chechevatov) with him to the Rada, seeking to compel Kravchuk, Hurenko and Kostyantyn
Timeline of the 1991 Soviet coup attempt
Timeline_of_the_1991_Soviet_coup_attempt
Russian politician and ex-military officer (born 1943)
Transport Igor Levitin, the head of the Ministry of Regional Development Viktor Basargin, the head of the Ministry of Natural Resources Yury Trutnev, and
Boris_Gromov
Chairman of the Soviet of Nationalities; vice presidential candidate in 1991 Viktor Anpilov, politician and trade unionist Sergey Baburin, Deputy of the State
Candidates in the 1996 Russian presidential election
Candidates_in_the_1996_Russian_presidential_election
Belarusian Armed Forces unit
11 January 1965, it became the 45th Guards Tank Training Division. Viktor Chechevatov commanded the division from 1982. On 30 November 1987, it became the
72nd Guards Joint Training Centre
72nd_Guards_Joint_Training_Centre
Military unit
Kolmakov, and "Divisional Commander A.P. Chechebatov." General Major A.V. Chechevatov was commanding the 392nd District Training Center at the time. As a result
392nd District Training Centre
392nd_District_Training_Centre
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