Prigojin is dead, Putin’s words from years ago are on the agenda: The only thing I will not forgive is betrayal
It was reported that 10 people died as a result of the crash of a private jet in the Tver region of Russia. It was learned that the plane belonged to the Wagner group and Prigojin was also on the passenger list. Russian news agency TASS reported that Wagner’s founder, Yevgeny Prigojin, was also in the private jet that crashed in Tver and killed 10 people.
ALLEGED “RUSSIAN AIR DEFENSE SYSTEM DROPPED”
On the other hand, in some Telegram channels known to be close to Wagner, it was claimed that the plane was shot down by the defense systems of the Russian army.
PRIGOJIN’S RIGHT ARM WAS ALSO ON THE AIRCRAFT
Wagner’s top names were also on the same plane. One of those names is Prigojin’s right-hand man, Dmytro Utkin.
FROM PUTIN’S COOKIE TO WAGNER LEADERSHIP
Prigojin, a businessman with a criminal record, was known as ‘Putin’s Chief’ for providing Catering to the Kremlin.
It is known that Wagner started to support pro-Russian separatist forces in eastern Ukraine in 2014 and helped Russia annex Crimea. It is stated that Wagner has an estimated 25,000 fighters, most of whom are veterans from Russia’s special forces.
“THE ONLY THING I CAN’T FORGET”
The repercussions of the crash of the plane carrying Prigojin, the leader of the Russian mercenary group Wagner, which has risen against the Moscow government in the past months, continue throughout the world. While the claim that the plane was shot down by Russian air defense systems is circulating, Russian leader Putin’s “The only thing I will not forgive is betrayal.” word came.
In an interview about himself, he said, “The only thing I will not forgive is betrayal.” Putin’s video, using his words, became the agenda again after Prigojin’s plane crashed.
“WAGNER GROUP UPRISING TO THE RUSSIAN MANAGEMENT”
Yevgeny Prigojin, the founder of the private security company Wagner, accused the Russian army of carrying out an attack on Wagner and threatened to respond, Wagner fighters left Ukraine and entered the border region of Rostov.
Upon this situation, the Federal Security Service (FSB) opened a criminal case on the charge of “armed riot”. Russian President Vladimir Putin described Wagner’s rebellion as “treason”. Prigojin announced that they would go to Moscow, and the Kremlin administration had increased security measures in many parts of the country.
“IT WAS ANNOUNCED TO GO TO BELARUS”
It was reported that Yevgeny Prigojin accepted on June 24, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko’s proposal to de-escalate tensions in Russia. Prigojin announced that they understood the responsibility for the shedding of Russian blood and that they would turn their convoys back and return to the field camps according to plan. The Kremlin stated that the criminal case against Prigojin would be closed and announced that the “rebel leader” would go to Belarus.
“PUTIN WAS TALKED TO THE WAGNER GROUP”
“Today you have the opportunity to continue serving Russia, or to return to your family and friends, by concluding a contract with the Ministry of Defense or other law enforcement agencies. If you want, you can go to Belarus,” Putin said in a public address on television channels on June 26. had used the words.
