 A private funeral was held on Tuesday (Picture: EPA) The plane crashed last week, killing everyone on board (Picture: AP) The Kremlin has dismissed claims that Russian president Vladimir Putin ordered for Prigozhin to be killed as 'absolute lies', and has denied any involvement in the crash. The plane was travelling from St Petersburg to Moscow when it crashed, killing all seven passengers and three crew. Two other top Wagner Group figures and four of Prigozhin's bodyguards were on board. The cause is still un){kind=link}
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Russian investigators looking into the plane crash which killed Yevgeny Prigozhin have admitted they’re considering the possibility it was downed on purpose.
The Wagner Group boss was killed when his private plane was downed on August 23. He and the nine other passengers and crew on board were killed.
Now the Kremlin has acknowledged for the first time that Prigozhin may have been assassinated.