Wagner Group Boss Claims Russian Army Fled Bakhmut Combat

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Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Wagner mercenary group leading the assault on Bakhmut, accused the Russian army of fleeing its positions around the city. Prigozhin threatened to withdraw Wagner Group fighters from the city due to the shortage of ammunition. The city has been the center of fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces for months, and both sides have suffered severe casualties there.
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- Russia-Ukraine war: Wagner Group boss says Russian unit fled combat in Bakhmut WION
- Wagner chief backtracks on threat to Putin's military leaders. Hear why CNN
- Mercenary Chief Makes Cryptic but Profane Remark About Russian War Leadership U.S. News & World Report
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