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Article: RUSSIA: MORE PURGES AHEAD AT DEFENSE MINISTRY...

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According to an analysis in "Zavtra," No. 17, new Russian Defense Minister Sergei Ivanov has already moved against the two previously existing "military mafias" around the missile forces and the infantry and will soon make additional sweeping changes in military intelligence, possibly putting a Federal Security Service (FSB) officer like himself in charge of Military ...

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