Russia Wagner Conflict Update: Declaring war on Russia, marching towards Moscow, announcing the destruction of any force that comes in the way and then suddenly signing a deal to flee Russia… This is Wagner Chief in Russia on Saturday The story of the adventures of The faster the Wagner Chief attacked Russia, the faster it was announced to run away.
Under the leadership of Wagner Chief Yevgeny Prigozin, about 5 thousand fighters had entered Russia from the border of Ukraine and Russian soldiers did not stop them from entering Russia. Wagner’s fighters captured a military base in the Russian city of Rostov-on-Don, bordering Ukraine, without bloodshed.
Russia’s military-police allowed the Wagner Group to move forward
When the Wagner Group was moving towards Moscow, no one was stopping it. Russian soldiers and police were allowing the Wagner Group to move forward continuously and this was quite surprising. The Wagner Group thought that it would capture Moscow, but it did not know that it was going to face the wrath of time.
Think well that an army was moving forward to capture the capital of a country and no effort was being made to stop it, how can this happen. But, this was happening because Putin knew how to stop Wagner Chief.
Moscow was completely sealed
According to the report, not stopping Wagner, Putin instructed Moscow to build a fort, after which the capital Moscow was completely sealed. Putin, on the other hand, addressed the Russian people, warning that Prigozhin had ‘stabbed them in the back’. He called Prigogine a traitor and said that traitors would not be spared. Means Putin had decided what to do with Prigogine.
Prigogine caught in Putin’s trap
Prigogine, who declared rebellion against Russia, ordered his army to return saying that he did not want ‘bloodshed’. Then how did Prigozhin suddenly remember the bloodshed? When he was entering Russia for the coup, didn’t he know at that time that there could be bloodshed? Actually, Prigogine was trapped in Putin’s trap.
Prigogine’s game turned upside down
Prigogine’s army was being allowed to advance without any opposition and then they were surrounded. Some fighter jets of the Russian Air Force had also started bombarding some of Prigozhin’s soldiers and Prigozhin felt that his game had turned upside down and he was not going to survive. Prigogine, who has been an old friend of the Russian President, listened to Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko and immediately agreed to a peace deal.
missile barrage systems deployed
To wipe out the Wagner Group, Russia’s capital Moscow was made a fort and Russian troops started building a bridge over the Oka River. Where machine guns, grenade launchers, missile barrage systems were deployed. At the same time, many more such pictures were seen in Moscow, where Russian soldiers were seen installing barricades and machine guns. That is, if the Wagner rebels were not ready for a peace agreement, then rivers of blood could have flowed in the city of Moscow.
lockdown imposed in moscow
The people of Moscow were asked to stay in their homes and a lockdown was imposed in the city. President Putin has enacted a law after the Ukraine war, under which he can detain people in any part of Russia for up to 30 days at a time. This is Russia’s martial law, which was being discussed in Moscow. Simultaneously, fighter helicopters began hovering over Moscow. Moscow had made full preparations for a fierce war and if there was a war, the name of the Wagner Group would have been erased.
Putin’s aim was to encircle the Wagner Group by bringing it to one place and then rooting them out, as Russia has fought in Mariupol and Bakhmut in Ukraine. Several thousand soldiers of Ukraine were held hostage by Russia inside a factory in Mariupol for a month and Wagner Chief himself had seen the battle of Bakhmut, so Prigozhin understood Putin’s intentions in time and the ground slipped under his feet. . After which he understood the fragility of time and agreed to flee to Belarus by compromising with Lukashenko.
