Strong response from Wagner leader to Putin

Yevgeni Prigojin, the leader of the Wagner mercenary group, which launched an uprising against the Russian army and said its goal was to advance to Moscow and seize military leadership, responded to Russian President Vladimir Putin’s harsh remarks by openly targeting the Kremlin. .

In his address to the nation broadcast on television today, Putin said: “This is a blow to our people. “They stabbed us in the back and we will pay for it,” he said. Putin also called on Wagner’s rebel fighters to surrender.

Prigojin, the leader of Wagner, known as “Putin’s cook”, who received the support of the Russian leader in the Ukrainian occupation, responded very harshly to this statement. Noting that he and his soldiers will not act on Putin’s orders and will not lay down their arms, Prigojin said: “We don’t want our country to live with corruption, lies and bureaucracy anymore.”

Pointing out that Putin made a mistake by accusing him of treason, Prigokhin sent the message that they will not back down. “No Wagner fighter intends to consider himself guilty and surrender at the request of the head of state or the FSB,” Prigojin said.