The “whatever” is over but not for Prigozhin. He can run, but not hide for long.
Yevgeny Prigozhin is now in hiding, but we will tell you this Putin is only one step behind. If Prigozhin is in Belarus, his days are numbered because President Lukashenko is a Putin plant. Soon, Prigozhin will be a victim. One way or another he will be dosed with lethal polonium-210– which will induce acute radiation syndrome.
The War in Ukraine has been going on for close to a year and a half. Gee, didn’t Putin think it would be over in 6 days? Putin’s troops were inadequate for the job; drunken louts, most of them, not battle ready, either was their equipment. So, Putin hired the mercenary group, Wagner, to do the dirty work. But, as the war played out, Putin was blaming everyone for not conquering a lesser foe. The Wagner Group became the main focus of Putin’s ire. Spats started developing between the Wagner leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin and Vlad.
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Wagner Group forces said to be advancing towards Russia’s capital
- Mercenary leader’s warning as tensions intensify
Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin’s ‘march for justice’ is heading towards Moscow as rebel group attempts to oust Russian defense leaders
Armed rebels with the Wagner Group are moving north through Russian territory and appear to be heading for Moscow, according to multiple reports.
Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin is leading what he calls a “march for justice” to oust Russia’s military leadership. Overnight, the mercenary group’s forces seized control of Russian military facilities in Rostov-on-Don, a city of more than a million people near the border with Ukraine. The seizure is significant — Rostov is home to the Russian military headquarters overseeing the military supply line fueling Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
Further Wagner troops are reported to be moving through Vorenezh Oblast, a city about 300 miles north of Rostov-on-Don. An intelligence update from the U.K. Ministry of Defense indicated Wagner units are “almost certainly aiming to get to Moscow.”
“With very limited evidence of fighting between Wagner and Russian security forces, some have likely remained passive, acquiescing to Wagner,” the Ministry of Defense said.
Fighters of Wagner private mercenary group are seen atop of a tank in a street near the headquarters of the Southern Military District in the city of Rostov-on-Don, Russia, June 24, 2023. (Reuters)
Before Putin had a chance of saying Хуй тебе, Prigozhin marched into Rostov on Don with his crew manning tanks and other armored vehicles. A takeover of Russia’s front line military headquarters was on-going.
Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin accused of trying to stage coup as he claims to control parts of Russia’s military headquarters 
Forces from Wagner Group, the private military contractor that had been fighting for the Kremlin in Ukraine, have reportedly crossed the border and stormed back into Russia, demanding the removal of the nation’s defense minister in the most serious threat to President Vladimir Putin’s authority since he took power in 2000.
Yevgeny Prigozhin, owner and founder of the mercenary organization, is calling for an armed rebellion and threatened to rush Moscow in order to oust the minister who he accused of ordering the bombing of his war camps in Ukraine. The Kremlin has called for his arrest on mutiny charges in response.
On Saturday, Prigozhin said his 25,000 soldiers had stormed into Rostov-on-Don — home to the Russian military headquarters for the southern region that oversees the fighting in Ukraine, close to where the Wagner forces had been deployed.
He claimed that his forces had taken control of the city’s military facilities, including the airfield, as military tanks rolled through the streets of Rostov-on-Don, according to videos posted online.