In a recent high-profile video, PMC Wagner group leader Prigozhyn revealed a series of repeated attacks by the Russian army on his own positions in Ukraine. An inconsistent situation, to say the least, given that these two entities are supposed to be fighting the same enemy. Prigozhyn accused the Russian military chief of incompetence and lack of a combat plan in Ukraine. Faced with these attacks, the Wagner group decided to turn against the Russian army, taking the Rostov military base hostage and heading for Moscow.<\/p>\n
The international media, especially in the West, reacted sharply to this escalation of tensions, with some even suggesting the end of Putin’s reign. However, the Russian president reacted swiftly, calling these actions national treason and asking Wagner’s military to surrender. In a surprising turn of events, the President of Belarus offered Wagner asylum in less than 24 hours, casting doubt on the true motives of this mercenary group. Since the start of the war, there have already been 30,000 military personnel present on Belarusian territory, in addition to the 25,000 who left just recently.<\/p>\n
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