Wagner’s Boss Invoked an “Armed Coup” vs Russia?The truth revealed.
Yevgeny Prigozhin, already wanted by FBI, is under Investigations by FSB after his Harsh Speech to the Russian Defense Ministry
June 23, 2023
Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of Wagner Group private military company, is under investigation for allegedly advocating a mutiny against the government, Russia’s anti-terrorism committee said on Friday.
Despite claims by Evgeny Prigozhin, there appears to be no video or photo evidence of any PMC forces moving through Russia. There are also no reports of any battles or skirmishes, according to Russia Today.
There is some turmoil in Russia after Evgeny Prigozhin, the head of Wagner Group private military company, was accused by the government of staging an armed insurrection.
Twitter has even opened a live streaming called “coup Russia” but it has collected up to just over 20 thousand followers
all over the world.
Prigozhin claimed to have ordered troops loyal to him to move towards Rostov-on-Don, a major city in southern Russia. Security measures were also reportedly beefed up in Moscow.
No unusual activity has been noted near the Wagner PMC headquarters in St. Petersburg, according to a TASS correspondent at the location. The news agency added that security guards have also denied reports that a search was underway in the building.
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The previous Threats of Prigozhin
Already during the bloody battle of Bakhmut, the leader of the Wagner Group paramilitary mercenaries had already sent signs of instability, complaining that he had not received enough weapons and ammunition from the Russian Defense Ministry to fight.
This led me to suspect that even among Russian mercenaries there was a thriving
black market in smuggling weaponsto be resold to the highest bidder.
Today Yevgeny Prigozhin, hit by various arrest warrants from the American FBI for serious financial crimes and therefore likely tempted to make a clean life in the West, has probably decided to betray his country and sell himself to NATO at a time when the army Ukrainian backed by the Atlantic Alliance is suffering gigantic losses in
a failed counter-offensive for which Kiev and Washington are sharing the blame.

Yevgeny Prigozhin wanted by FBI
His gesture appears to be that of a traitor who has let himself be tempted by Western corruption. As he can be expected from the worst of mercenaries.
In fact, he even went so far as to deny the evidence how the multiple attacks with which the Kiev army, after the 2014 NATO coup, violated the truce of the Minsk agreements in Donbass forcing Russia to intervene to stop the genocide of the population pro-Russian
by the neo-Nazis of the Azov Battalion.
The gesture by Wagner’s boss appears to be an act of high treason against Moscow and, therefore, could cost him dearly because some NATO countries such as Turkey are used
to recruiting ISIS fighters and Al Qaeda jihadists as mercenaries by releasing them from prison but paying only 1,200 – 1,500 dollars a month and, therefore, Ukraine will hardly be able to afford to pay Wagner’s paramilitaries 2,700 dollars (250,000 rubles) as Russia pays them.
That is why Prigozhin must now fear treason by his men more than Russian justice.
FSB opens criminal case after Wagner boss calls for ‘armed rebellion’
Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of Wagner Group private military company, is under investigation for allegedly advocating a mutiny against the government, Russia’s anti-terrorism committee said on Friday.
All of Prigozhin’s claims are
“entirely unfounded,” the body said in a statement, adding that the Federal Security Service (FSB) has
“opened a criminal investigation on account of calling for an armed rebellion.”
“We demand the immediate end to all illegal activity,” the anti-terrorism committee stated.
Earlier, the Russian Defense Ministry accused Prigozhin of spreading falsehoods over a video circulating on social media that claimed the Russian military had attacked a base of Wagner fighters.

Yevgeny Prigozhin during his speech
“A large number of our fighters died. We will decide how we will respond to this atrocity. The next step is ours,”Prigozhin said in a statement commenting on the alleged attack. He then vowed to march on Moscow and hold those responsible to account, warning the military to stay out of his way.
The Defense Ministry described Prigozhin’s claims as
“an informational provocation” and said the Russian military was fighting on the frontlines against the Ukrainian troops.
The Prosecutor-General’s Office said that “this crime is punishable by imprisonment for a term of 12 to 20 years.”
According to Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov,
Russian President Vladimir Putin has been briefed about the situation involving Prigozhin and Wagner, and
“all the necessary measures” are being taken to resolve the matte