In a jaw-dropping video message, Russian leader Vladimir Putin has broken his silence over the speculated death of Wagner Chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, who is believed to have died in a tragic plane crash. Putin, in a sensational revelation, described Prigozhin as a “talented man who made mistakes,” adding that he had known the Wagner boss since the early ’90s. An investigation into the causes of the plane crash has already been kick-started, fueling speculation and mystery around this high-profile death.

Putin also lavished praise on Prigozhin’s contributions to Russia’s operations in Ukraine. “Prigozhin achieved the necessary results both for himself and for the common cause,” Putin declared. He expressed his heartfelt condolences to the families affected by the tragedy, stressing that if Wagner workers were indeed on the plane, they were contributors to the “common cause of fighting the neo-Nazi regime in Ukraine.”

Meanwhile, emotional supporters of Yevgeny Prigozhin are flocking to Wagner’s headquarters in Saint Petersburg to pay their respects. A makeshift memorial filled with red and white flowers, company flags, and candles has been erected. One supporter passionately called Prigozhin a symbol of “truth and resistance to global capital and the enemies of Russia.”

The crashed jet that is embroiled in all this controversy was carrying not just anyone but seven passengers and three crew members—among them high-ranking officials of the Wagner group, including its number two! As if this story wasn’t sensational enough, masked men have emerged to issue a spine-chilling warning to the Kremlin. “Get ready for us,” they ominously stated, following the shocking news of Prigozhin’s apparent death.

Early reports indicate that at least two regions in Russia are already on high alert as Wagner men vow to avenge the loss of their leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin. So, what’s the Wagner group planning next? And what does Putin’s surprising statement really mean for Russia? As the intrigue spirals, one thing is certain: This story is far from over. Stay tuned as we dig deeper into this riveting saga!

  Russia, St. Petersburg, Vladimir Putin, Wagner Group, Yevgeny Prigozhin