Ismael Poremsky

Ismael Valerian Poremsky (12 July 1933-27 may 1989) was a prominent revolutionary, politician, military officer, and soldier who played a critical role as the main commander of the forces of the Armed Forces of Free Russia throughout the duration of the Third World War from the establishment of the AFFR and the Provisional Russian Republic 1965 to 1975 with the signing of the Moscow Accords and the proclamation of the Second Russian Republic following the end of the conflict. Ismael also became a prominent politician within post-war Russia for the polices he advocated for reform and progressive ideals to rebuild the country following the end of the war and maintain national stability which crumbled after the war, Ismael retained his military career as the Marshal of the Second Russian Republic, where he contributed towards Russia's subsequent wars for reunifying its former territory from various separatist political entities which were against Moscow's interests. Although Ismael became a controversial figure due to this as he was criticised of ordering the execution of prisoners along with the humiliation of ethnic and religious minorities during the various military campaigns he commanded. This ultimately led to Poremsky's death at the hands of a Kazakh nationalist when he was assassinated whilst touring Voronezh in May 1989, escalating the already heightened tensions between Kazakhstan and Russia which caused a full open conventional conflict between the two nations later the same month.
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