The mutiny led by Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin was a direct challenge to Russian leader Vladimir Putin’s authority and many say has significantly weakened his position within the country
A former US general has shared three theories on what will happen to Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin following his botched rebellion.
Prigozhin had marched his men towards Moscow following long-simmering conflict with the Russian military’s top brass. But he ended the uprising after a deal was brokered for the ex-jailbird to be exiled in Belarus as the Kremlin thrashed out plans for Wagner’s future.
The mutiny was a direct challenge to Russian leaders Putin’s authority and many say has significantly weakened his position within the country.
General Robert B. Abrams, who previously served as the commander of US Forces Korea, says now there are three likely outcomes for the billionaire mercenary boss.