Wagner Army Chief’s first reaction after rebellion against Putin, said- responded to the attack

Russia Wagner Conflict Update: Yevgeny Prigozhin, now the head of Wagner’s private army, has issued his first statement after his rebellion against Russian President Vladimir Putin. He released an audio saying that he took such a step on the apprehension of an attack.

Yevani has released an 11-minute audio. He added, “The Wagner group had support in the cities it passed through during the uprising. The President of Belarus even offered Wagner ways to continue working.”

State of Moscow after the uprising

Let us tell you that after the rebellion of Wagner Group, the situation in Moscow had become uncontrollable. In such a situation, emergency has been declared in Moscow. Anti-terrorist rule was also implemented in the city. The situation was such that people were appealed to stay in their homes. However, now things have become normal.

marched towards moscow

The Wagner group rebelled against the Russian power itself. The private army marched towards Moscow, the capital of Russia, on 24 June. Russian President Vladimir Putin called it a ‘betrayal’ and a move to ‘stab in the back’ of Russia.

already had a clue

The New York Times, citing sources, claimed that US intelligence agencies had already suspected that Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin was planning a major offensive against the Russian government with his troops.

Who is Yevgeny Prigozhin

Yevgeny Prigozhin is the chief of Wagner’s private army fighting against Ukraine on behalf of Russia. Wagner was once the most trusted man of the Russian President. Its history of leadership with Wagner in Moscow goes back decades.

What is Wagner Group?

The Wagner Group is an army formed by private fighters. It served with the Russian military during the country’s invasion of Ukraine. In 2014, when conflict broke out between Ukraine and Russia over the Crimean region, Wagner’s private army came to the fore.

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