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Wagner Group Vows Mobilization To Avenge Prigozhin

Tamás Orbán August 25, 2023

The remaining leadership of the Wagner Group threatens another march on Moscow if the leader’s death is confirmed.

Wagner Outlets Cry Foul After Prigozhin’s Plane Crashes

Thomas O'Reilly August 24, 2023

There is growing certainty that Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin is among the dead after his private jet was allegedly shot down north of Moscow Wednesday night.

Belarusian Forces Trained by Wagner Vets: Poland Reinforces Border

Tristan Vanheuckelom July 23, 2023

For the first time since Yevgeny Prigozhin’s failed march on Moscow, the Wagner boss reappeared. In a new video, the 62-year-old told the mercenary forces they would no longer fight in Ukraine but would “help train the Belarusian army,” which he was certain they could turn into “the second best army in the world,” after, naturally, Wagner itself.

Kremlin Spokesman: Wagner Chief Met With Putin in Moscow Days After Mutiny

Robert Semonsen July 11, 2023

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Prigozhin, along with a few dozen Wagner commanders, met with Russian President Vladimir Putin, just five days after the aborted mutiny, where they discussed, among other things, their version of what took place on June 24th.

Kremlin: No Mobilization to Replace Wagner, Moves Against Prigozhin’s Businesses

Tamás Orbán July 3, 2023

The rebellious mercenary chief lost six news sites and a $1 billion worth of catering business over the weekend. But even without Wagner, “there is no threat of decreased combat potential” on the front, Moscow claims.

EU Countries Alarmed by Wagner Presence in Neighboring Belarus

Tristan Vanheuckelom July 1, 2023

“We keep a very wary eye on everything that occurs in Belarus with Prigozhin there and an unknown number of very trained and skilled fighters who presumably will be joining him,” Latvian Prime Minister Arturs Krišjānis Kariņš said.

Post-Insurrection: Putin Addresses Nation; EU Diplomats Analyze Mutiny

Robert Semonsen June 27, 2023

The Russian president accused those who participated in the mutiny of betraying the nation and doing the bidding of Moscow’s foes

Ride of the Valkyries: Prigozhin’s Insurrection in Historical Perspective

Paul du Quenoy June 26, 2023

Time may yet tell what Prigozhin was thinking when he launched his insurrection. But he probably did not expect it to end with his flight from the country, the loss of his militia, and extreme personal vulnerability to Putin’s vindictive hand.

Speculation Abounds After Prigozhin Aborts Mutiny

Robert Semonsen June 26, 2023

Observers trying to make sense of the ordeal don’t know if the mutiny was a product of an emotional outburst or internal power struggle; a well-planned attempt to overthrow Putin; or an elaborate ploy for Russia to gain leverage over Kyiv.

Prigozhin Goes Rogue: Wagner Group’s ‘Musicians’ March on Moscow

Robert Semonsen June 24, 2023

The latest reports suggest that Prigozhin’s forces have entered Russia’s Lipetsk oblast, which sits 360 kilometers to the south of Moscow. If the group’s current rate of advance continues, Wagner troops could be in Moscow by nightfall.

Tag: Yevgeny Prigozhin

Wagner Group Vows Mobilization To Avenge Prigozhin

Wagner Outlets Cry Foul After Prigozhin’s Plane Crashes

Belarusian Forces Trained by Wagner Vets: Poland Reinforces Border

Kremlin Spokesman: Wagner Chief Met With Putin in Moscow Days After Mutiny

Kremlin: No Mobilization to Replace Wagner, Moves Against Prigozhin’s Businesses

EU Countries Alarmed by Wagner Presence in Neighboring Belarus

Post-Insurrection: Putin Addresses Nation; EU Diplomats Analyze Mutiny

Ride of the Valkyries: Prigozhin’s Insurrection in Historical Perspective

Speculation Abounds After Prigozhin Aborts Mutiny

Prigozhin Goes Rogue: Wagner Group’s ‘Musicians’ March on Moscow

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