Wagner leaves Ukraine but remains in Africa
The mutiny led by Wagner group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin has not only had repercussions in Russia. After reaching an agreement with Russian President Vladimir
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The mutiny led by Wagner group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin has not only had repercussions in Russia. After reaching an agreement with Russian President Vladimir
Prigozhin becomes an increasingly popular mouthpiece for widespread resentment of moneyed Russian elites, oblivious to the cost and suffering of war in Ukraine
Yevgeny V. Prigozhin, the founder of the paramilitary Wagner Group, has been driven to fury by a mismanaged war in Ukraine. He turned on his creator, before apparently reversing course.
MOSCOW — Over the course of a month I spent in the Russian capital, the red-and-black billboards of Yevgeny Prigozhin’s Wagner paramilitary group multiplied. “Join the team of victors!” they said, beneath an image of menacing mercenaries in balaclavas and masks, only their eyes visible. A possible implication was that the Russian forces on the other mushrooming Moscow billboards — regular soldiers recruited by the Ministry of Defense pictured above slogans like “Real Work!” or “Be a hero!” — wer
Prigozhin becomes an increasingly popular mouthpiece for widespread resentment of moneyed Russian elites, oblivious to the cost and suffering of war in Ukraine