Members of Russia’s military and security services in Chechnya. Yelena Afonina / TASS 

The Telegraph: Beard row as new Russian army chief orders all troops to shave 

The commander of Russia’s forces in Ukraine has ordered soldiers to cut their hair and shave, sparking a row with his bearded Chechen and mercenary allies. 

Chechnya’s leader Ramzan Kadyrov criticised the order as a deliberate “provocation” and said it was a distraction from the real business of fighting. “Let’s just drop our guns and go and shave,” Mr Kadyrov said on his Telegram channel. “What kind of nonsense is this?” 

Western intelligence said that General Valery Gerasimov, appointed overall commander of Russia’s forces earlier in January by Vladimir Putin, was trying to promote more discipline in the Russian army.  

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UK Intelligence Says Commander Of Russia’s Forces In Ukraine Has Ordered Soldiers To Cut Their Hair And Shave  

Russia’s new top general in Ukraine is fixated on getting soldiers to shave more often, sparking derision among its military, UK intel says — Insider
 

Russia’s new commander in Ukraine tells his troops: police that mustache — Task & Purpose
 

Kadyrov, Prigozhin slam prohibition on Russian soldiers’ beards — Reuters
 

Leaders of Chechnya, Wagner blast Russian army beard ban — Al Jazeera
 

Russian Troops Irked by New Rules on Facial Hair — Newsweek
 

A spat over whether Russian troops can grow beards is a telling clue about the state of Putin’s forces at a critical moment — Insider