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Wagner Chief Prigozhin Remembered As "Great Man", Year After Russia Mutiny
Almost a year since Yevgeny Prigozhin sent his Wagner mercenaries marching towards Moscow in a rebellion against Russia's military leadership, residents in the capital spoke of respect and admiration for the late renegade.
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Hand Grenade Fragments Found In Wagner Chief Prigozhin's Body, Says Putin
President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that explosive traces were discovered in the remains of Wagner mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin and his crew after their plane crashed over Russia in August.
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Once A Moscow Confidant, How Wagner Chief's Mutiny Made Him Kremlin Enemy
Mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, who was confirmed dead by Russia's Investigative Committee after a plane crash near Moscow, was a Kremlin confidant catapulted to infamy by the offensive in Ukraine before he turned his troops on Russia's capital.
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"It All Lit Up And Began To Burn": Russia Locals On Wagner Chief's Plane Crash
Residents living around the Russian village of Kuzhenkino reported hearing bangs and seeing fire as a plane thought to carry Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin plummeted to Earth late on Wednesday.
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"Murderer" Wagner Chief "Won't Be Missed": Belarus Opposition Head
The exiled leader of the opposition of Belarus, where some Wagner fighters moved after their short-lived mutiny in Russia, said Wednesday that no Belarusian would miss Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, who is feared dead in a plane crash.
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Putin, Belarus President Meet For First Time Since Wagner Mutiny
Russian President Vladimir Putin has met his closest ally, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, for the first time since the latter helped broker a deal to end a mutiny by Wagner fighters inside Russia last month.
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Who Is Andrei "Grey Hair" Troshev, Putin's Choice To Lead Wagner Group
Amid uncertainty over the future of the Wagner group after its failed mutiny in Russia, President Vladimir Putin has proposed that a senior mercenary named Andrei Troshev command them instead of Yevgeny Prigozhin.
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Wagner Group Not Engaged In Ukraine In "Any Significant Capacity": Pentagon
Wagner mercenaries are no longer participating in "any significant capacity" in combat operations in Ukraine, the Pentagon said Thursday, more than two weeks after the group's aborted mutiny in Russia.
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Wagner Fighters Neared Russian Nuclear Base During Revolt: Top Ukraine Officer
As rebellious Wagner forces drove north toward Moscow on June 24, a contingent of military vehicles diverted east on a highway in the direction of a fortified Russian army base that holds nuclear weapons.
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Russia's Top General Shown In A Video, First Time Since Wagner Mutiny
Russia's most senior general, Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov, was shown ordering subordinates to destroy Ukrainian missile sites in a video released on Monday, his first appearance in public since a failed June 24 mercenary mutiny.
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Wagner Chief Still In Russia, Says Belarus President
Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin is still in Russia, Belarus's president said Thursday, raising questions about the deal to end the mercenary leader's mutiny last month.
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CIA Sees "Once-In-A-Generation" Spy Recruiting Opportunity In Russia
US CIA Director William Burns said on Saturday that the armed mutiny by mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin was a challenge to the Russian state that had shown the corrosive effect of President Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine.
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What Beijing's Response To Wagner Mutiny Says About China-Russia Relations
As mercenary troops bore down on Moscow on June 24, 2023, it likely wasnt only Russian President Vladimir Putin and his governing elite in Russia who were looking on with concern.
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Vladimir Putin Claims He's Back in Control. Russia's Elite Isn't Sure
Vladimir Putin tried this week to show he was firmly in control after the dramatic attempted mutiny by mercenary commander Yevgeny Prigozhin.
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"The Darkness" Engulfs Russian Heartland As Mutiny Sends Shockwaves
Bomb craters, shelled homes, shocked residents -- the rebellion of a private army has left scars far from the Ukraine front lines in Russia's farming heartland.
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Wagner Chief Prigozhin Remembered As "Great Man", Year After Russia Mutiny
Almost a year since Yevgeny Prigozhin sent his Wagner mercenaries marching towards Moscow in a rebellion against Russia's military leadership, residents in the capital spoke of respect and admiration for the late renegade.
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Hand Grenade Fragments Found In Wagner Chief Prigozhin's Body, Says Putin
President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that explosive traces were discovered in the remains of Wagner mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin and his crew after their plane crashed over Russia in August.
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Once A Moscow Confidant, How Wagner Chief's Mutiny Made Him Kremlin Enemy
Mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, who was confirmed dead by Russia's Investigative Committee after a plane crash near Moscow, was a Kremlin confidant catapulted to infamy by the offensive in Ukraine before he turned his troops on Russia's capital.
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"It All Lit Up And Began To Burn": Russia Locals On Wagner Chief's Plane Crash
Residents living around the Russian village of Kuzhenkino reported hearing bangs and seeing fire as a plane thought to carry Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin plummeted to Earth late on Wednesday.
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"Murderer" Wagner Chief "Won't Be Missed": Belarus Opposition Head
The exiled leader of the opposition of Belarus, where some Wagner fighters moved after their short-lived mutiny in Russia, said Wednesday that no Belarusian would miss Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, who is feared dead in a plane crash.
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Putin, Belarus President Meet For First Time Since Wagner Mutiny
Russian President Vladimir Putin has met his closest ally, Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, for the first time since the latter helped broker a deal to end a mutiny by Wagner fighters inside Russia last month.
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Who Is Andrei "Grey Hair" Troshev, Putin's Choice To Lead Wagner Group
Amid uncertainty over the future of the Wagner group after its failed mutiny in Russia, President Vladimir Putin has proposed that a senior mercenary named Andrei Troshev command them instead of Yevgeny Prigozhin.
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Wagner Group Not Engaged In Ukraine In "Any Significant Capacity": Pentagon
Wagner mercenaries are no longer participating in "any significant capacity" in combat operations in Ukraine, the Pentagon said Thursday, more than two weeks after the group's aborted mutiny in Russia.
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Wagner Fighters Neared Russian Nuclear Base During Revolt: Top Ukraine Officer
As rebellious Wagner forces drove north toward Moscow on June 24, a contingent of military vehicles diverted east on a highway in the direction of a fortified Russian army base that holds nuclear weapons.
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Russia's Top General Shown In A Video, First Time Since Wagner Mutiny
Russia's most senior general, Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov, was shown ordering subordinates to destroy Ukrainian missile sites in a video released on Monday, his first appearance in public since a failed June 24 mercenary mutiny.
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Wagner Chief Still In Russia, Says Belarus President
Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin is still in Russia, Belarus's president said Thursday, raising questions about the deal to end the mercenary leader's mutiny last month.
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CIA Sees "Once-In-A-Generation" Spy Recruiting Opportunity In Russia
US CIA Director William Burns said on Saturday that the armed mutiny by mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin was a challenge to the Russian state that had shown the corrosive effect of President Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine.
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What Beijing's Response To Wagner Mutiny Says About China-Russia Relations
As mercenary troops bore down on Moscow on June 24, 2023, it likely wasnt only Russian President Vladimir Putin and his governing elite in Russia who were looking on with concern.
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Vladimir Putin Claims He's Back in Control. Russia's Elite Isn't Sure
Vladimir Putin tried this week to show he was firmly in control after the dramatic attempted mutiny by mercenary commander Yevgeny Prigozhin.
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"The Darkness" Engulfs Russian Heartland As Mutiny Sends Shockwaves
Bomb craters, shelled homes, shocked residents -- the rebellion of a private army has left scars far from the Ukraine front lines in Russia's farming heartland.
