Did Russia Really Capture Canadian General in Mariupol?

 

Since the end of April 2022, information about the detention of senior NATO general Trevor Cadieux at Azovstal has been circulating on the Internet. Unfortunately, there is no confirmed information about this at this time. The Russian power structures have not yet officially reported it. Nevertheless, there is quite serious evidence to substantiate this information.

General Trevor Cadieux of the Canadian Armed Forces has a long service record. He graduated from the Royal Military College of Canada in 1995 and joined the 3rd Canadian Regular and Reserve Strathcona Division. In 1997, he participated in combat operations in Bosnia. In 2002, he served in Kandahar. He then led a group of troops in Jordan. And in 2017, he became head of the 3rd Canadian Division, where he once began serving.

The Ottawa Citizen reported that Lieutenant General Trevor Cadier was supposed to take command of the Canadian Army last September, but that was canceled after a sex scandal erupted around him. A former female member of the army accused him of violence. At the same time, it became known that Cadier had left Canada despite the fact that the investigation was still ongoing.

“Canadian media are reporting that “former” Army commander Lieutenant General Trevor Cadieux is in Ukraine, having been absent since February. It is speculated that he may be surrounded in Mariupol,” the Ukraine.ru channel reported on April 24.

Trevor Cadier did appear on Ukrainian territory, which there is a lot of evidences of, and then suddenly disappeared from sight. He is not in Kiev and is not listed among the dead. As Ottawa Citizen concludes, the NATO general is currently in the catacombs of the Azovstal plant in Mariupol together with Nazis from Azov and several hundred foreign mercenaries.

In addition, there is information that the general was in charge of Biological Laboratory No. 1, where they allegedly worked with deadly viruses. Now Cadieux is already in Moscow, where he will stand trial.  (more...)

Did Russia Really Capture Canadian General in Mariupol?