Warns Former CIA Chief : Retired American Army General and former head of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) David Petraeus has warned Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of Russia’s private army Wagner, to be careful. He has expressed fears that Yevgeny Prigozhin may be assassinated.
There is currently peace in Russia and many see it as the calm before the storm. Last Saturday, Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of Wagner Chiefs, attempted a coup. Russian President Vladimir Putin called it treason. By evening Prigozhin had announced that his army would not advance towards Moscow. Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko intervened and the whole matter was settled. But the coup has weakened Putin’s image as a powerful leader. According to experts, all is not well. Putin is a leader who never forgets deception. The former head of the US intelligence agency CIA has also warned Prigozhin.
Danger for Prigozhin
The statement of former CIA director David Petraeus is like a danger bell for Prigozhin. Speaking on CNN’s ‘State of the Union,’ retired general Petraeus said Wagner Group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin should be very careful around open windows. No one should forget how Putin’s opponents have fallen from windows to their deaths in the past few days, he said. The circumstances of his death remain a mystery.
Why is Prigozhin silent?
Prygozhin agreed to go into exile in Belarus as part of an agreement to stop the march on Moscow. happened President Lukashenko, who is a close friend of Putin, is being hailed as the hero of this deal. Lukashenko has also taken credit for a deal between Wagner’s troops and the Kremlin. There is still no information about Prigozhin’s arrival in Belarus after reaching an agreement with the Kremlin to go into exile. Prigozhin is also silent for now.
Putin never forgets fraud
Russia’s Kommersant newspaper also said that the entire situation has not been resolved and that the FSB is still investigating. keeping After the agreement, Prigozhin withdrew Wagner’s fighters from Rostov. They all returned to Ukraine where Prigozhin, once close to Putin, has now become his staunchest adversary. A video of Putin is also going viral. In which he is saying, he can forgive everything but not even betrayal.
