Feud between Wagner Group and Russian Army escalates with explosive accusations.

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A video has been published by Yevgeny Prigozhin, chief of Russia's mercenary Wagner Group, showing a captured Russian Lieutenant Colonel admitting to opening fire on his fighters while intoxicated. Prigozhin has accused Russia's Defense Ministry of intentionally depriving his fighters of ammunition and claimed that the road on which his fighters withdrew from the city was deliberately mined by Russia's military. The latest developments come amid a public feud between Prigozhin and another of Russian President Vladimir Putin's top allies, Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov.
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