Russia's Wagner Group leader sparks concerns over Ukraine war.
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Wagner Group founder Yevgeny Prigozhin has accused Russia’s Defense Ministry of depriving his fighters of ammunition and generally failing in the war effort in Ukraine. He has announced that his mercenary company would leave the city of Bakhmut in the Eastern Donetsk region on May 10. The accusations underscore a growing internal divide between Moscow and a key ally in the Ukraine war. Prigozhin has also warned that should he pull out, the frontline in Bakhmut would collapse.
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