The Power Struggle Within Russia's Wagner Group.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin is trying to retain the Wagner fighters to use them in the war and will not forgive those who follow Prigozhin to Belarus instead of joining the Russian Ministry of Defence. Putin offered the Wagner fighters three options: continue to "serve Russia" by signing a contract with the Ministry of Defence or other Russian special services, resign and go home, or go to Belarus. The future of the Wagner group is unclear, but it will probably not include Evgeny Prigozhin and may not continue to exist as a separate or unitary body.
- Putin needs Wagner forces, and he will not forgive those who follow Prigozhin – ISW Yahoo News
- Prigozhin Has Already Started Work on Brand New 'Threat' The Daily Beast
- Why Belarus is (allegedly) the safe haven for Wagner Group mutineers The Economist
- The Wagner Group's Firepower The Wall Street Journal
- What Russia's Wagner group has done in countries from Ukraine to Africa The Washington Post
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