Russian Mercenary Leader Accuses Kremlin of Attacking His Forces in Ukraine
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Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of Russia's Wagner mercenary group, accused the country's military leadership of ordering strikes on the group's camps and killing a "huge" number of forces. He vowed to "stop" Russia's top military brass and urged ordinary Russians to remain calm. The Federal Security Agency (FSB) has launched a criminal case on charges of inciting an armed revolt. The Russian Defense Ministry said that Prigozhin's statements "do not correspond to reality," calling them a "provocation." Multiple independent news outlets reported that Russian state media outlets have been prohibited from mentioning any of Prigozhin's statements.
- Prigozhin Says Moscow Strikes Kill 'Huge' Number of Wagner Forces, Vows to 'Stop' Top Brass The Moscow Times
- Russia's war in Ukraine: Live updates CNN
- Wagner Chief Says Russian Military Launched Strikes on His Camps, Vows Retaliation The Wall Street Journal
- Russian Mercenary Leader Accuses Kremlin of Attacking His Forces The New York Times
- Infighting among Putin's lieutenants hurts Russia's war footing, if not his hold on power The Associated Press
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