The Fall of Prigozhin and Putin's Regime.

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The recent events surrounding the head of the Wagner Group, Yevgeny Prigozhin, have shaken Putin's regime and raised questions about Russia's stability. Prigozhin, who was solely responsible for his own success and power, declared war against the Kremlin by moving his forces towards Moscow, but ultimately backed down and brokered a deal with Belarus's President Lukashenko. While Prigozhin is still alive, his future is uncertain as he is outside the power structure and has no support inside the Kremlin. The situation has also highlighted Putin's weakness and isolation on the global stage.
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