Wagner Group Chief Reverses Threat to Withdraw from Bakhmut.
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Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of Russian mercenary group Wagner, has reversed his previous promise to withdraw his troops from the battle for Bakhmut, Ukraine. The move comes after Prigozhin threatened to send his troops after Russian military leaders if they interfered with his operations. The situation highlights the complex and often murky nature of Russia's involvement in the conflict in Ukraine.
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