BLUF: The head of Russia’s Wagner Group, Yevgeny Prigozhin, has reportedly arrived in Belarus after leading a mutiny that was eventually called off. Prigozhin claimed that his forces were reacting to an attack by Russia’s military, leading to their retreat. It remains uncertain whether the attack actually occurred or if it was part of Prigozhin’s disinformation campaign. The situation has weakened Russian President Vladimir Putin’s leadership and could embolden his opponents and international actors.
“Dead Men Walking”: James Risen on How the Wagner Revolt Threatens Both Putin & Prigozhin
ByIntelwar
Jun 27, 2023
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