he wasn't anybody else's because he made prigozhin, he allowed prigozhin to exist. so he made it happen, and suddenly prigozhin goes against him. and what do muscovites make of the drama? some don't notice it. others seem confused. "before they told us wagner was good," svetlana says. "they gave them medals. "they were positive heroes. "now, suddenly, they're villains? "that's hard for me to get used to." meanwhile, these images appear to show that south of moscow, with trenches and barricades, they're trying to slow wagner's journey to the capital. earlier i spoke to steve rosenberg who told me more about the mood in moscow. in fact, if you go onto the streets, it is a pretty typical saturday afternoon here.