Zaur Aleksandrovich Gurtsiev
Zaur Aleksandrovich Gurtsiev was a 29-year-old Russian military figure and deputy governor of Stavropol, known for his involvement in the war in Ukraine, particularly for leading air operations during the siege of Mariupol. He gained prominence through the 'Time of Heroes' program initiated by President Vladimir Putin, which aimed to elevate veterans of the Ukraine conflict to governmental positions. Gurtsiev's innovative contributions to missile targeting technology significantly enhanced the effectiveness of Russian military operations. He was killed in a bombing in southern Russia, raising suspicions of possible terrorist involvement.
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Gurtsiev was a Russian deputy mayor and veteran of the war, killed in an explosion.
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Zaur Aleksandrovich Gurtsiev, a veteran of Moscow’s war in Ukraine, was killed in an explosion in Stavropol.
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Zaur Gurtsiev, a Russian deputy governor and veteran of Moscow’s war in Ukraine, was killed in an explosion in southern Russia.
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