The leader of the Kremlin's shadowy private army, the Wagner Group, rebelled against top military officials over the weekend after a Russian rocket attack killed dozens of his soldiers.
The leader of the Kremlin’s shadowy private army, the Wagner Group, rebelled against top military officials over the weekend after a Russian rocket attack killed dozens of his soldiers."march for justice"
Russian President Vladimir Putin criticized Prigozhin’s “armed mutiny” further accusing him of “treason.” Hours later Prigozhin, just 125 miles from the capital, announced he was going to turn around. “Russian blood will be spilled on one side, we are turning our convoy around and going back to our basecamps, according to the plan,” he declared in an apparent deal to end the insurrection.Russian intelligence threatened Wagner families, says U.K.
The video, published to the Telegram social media platform, shows the military chief inspecting soldiers in Ukraine — clearly meant to suggest that Russia moved past the Wagner conflict.Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters that Prigozhin is to move to Belarus after its President, Alexander Lukashenko, brokered a deal between Putin and the mercenary chief. Lukashenko had offered to mediate the deal, with Putin's approval, as he has known Prigozhin personally for two decades.
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