Prigozhin's Exile and New Threat Work
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Yevgeny Prigozhin, the leader of Russia's Wagner mercenary group, has arrived in Belarus after his group's rebellion ended 200km south of Moscow. Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko claimed credit for arranging Prigozhin's exile and said that the Russian criminal case against Wagner has been dropped. NATO allies Poland, Latvia and Lithuania have warned that Wagner's arrival in Belarus could spell trouble for them as neighbours. Belarusian public opinion is also very disturbed, as they don't want to have a criminal like Prigozhin in Belarus.
- Belarus leader welcomes Wagner boss Prigozhin into exile BBC
- Russia drops all charges against mercenary Wagner Group after insurrection CNN
- Russia-Ukraine Live Updates: Lukashenko Says Putin Suggested Killing Prigozhin The New York Times
- WATCH LIVE: Where Russia's military goes after Wagner Group uprising PBS NewsHour
- Prigozhin Has Already Started Work on Brand New 'Threat' The Daily Beast
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