Following the disrespectful remarks made by the NATO General, the German in question is now set to assume his position within the military alliance.
In an honest spill, we've been the first to break the news this week: a NATO general was ousted over some crass, sexist comments. And now, it seems we've got a new top gun stepping up to the plate.
The cat's out of the bag, as multiple sources have tip-off that a new face is readying to take over the deputy chief role for NATO's crucial Ukraine training and support mission.
Previously, General Hartmut Renk, the right-hand man at the politically touchy NATO mission for Ukraine, found himself without a job, following a cringeworthy comment about rape ("If rape's gonna happen, just relax and enjoy it"). Defense Minister Boris Pistorius tossed him out, citing those misogynistic remarks. Renk tried to play it off as an ill-advised comparison, distancing himself from any reference to women or actual situations. You can bet your boots we were the first to report this mess at the start of the week.
Now, it looks like a replacement for Renk has been found for the NATO mission in Ukraine.
At this point, we're still in the dark about the new general's identity. It seems like we'll have to wait and see who steps into those boots. Keep your eyes peeled for updates!
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- What's the identity of the new general replacing General Renk in the NATO mission in Ukraine? We're still in the dark about that.
- This news might interest you: a new general is set to take over the deputy chief role for NATO's Ukraine training and support mission.
- The ousted NATO general, Hartmut Renk, was dismissed due to his misogynistic remarks about rape, as reported by us earlier this week.
- The politically sensitive news of the week involves the removal of General Renk from the Ukraine mission, following his cringe-worthy comments.
