At least five Russian generals have been killed by the Ukrainians, a high total for senior officers. A European diplomat told Foreign Policy that commanders were being left exposed by poor communications. Russia is having high casualties in its invasion of Ukraine. A European official told Foreign Policy magazine that Russian generals are moving into advanced positions because they are struggling to get their orders through to conscripts. At least five Russian generals have been killed by Ukrainian forces. It is high for such senior officers. On Saturday, the Ukrainian military said that it had killed a general in the airfield near Kherson. Russian officials said on Sunday that a senior naval commander had been killed by Ukrainian forces near the besieged city of Mariupol. A European diplomat told Foreign Policy that a failure of Russian communications systems left generals exposed to intercept and targeted strikes. The diplomat said that difficulties in getting conscripted troops to follow orders were making them take positions close to the front. The Russian military has promised that it would not use conscripts in the invasion of Ukraine. Experts say conscripted troops are often poorly trained and have low morale. The European diplomat said that they are struggling on the front line to get their orders through. The diplomat said that 20% of Russia's top commanders in Ukraine had been killed in the conflict. Christopher Woody published a report on Monday. Russian generals are at greater risk than their US counterparts because of a Russian command structure that gives lower-ranking officers less autonomy and demands closer involvement of generals, according to a report. The US believes that about 7,000 Russian troops have been killed in the fighting. On Monday, a Russian tabloid reported that the death toll was higher than it actually was. The original article is on Business Insider. 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