Prigojin’s death marked the EU! allegations are being investigated

Peter Stano, spokesman for the EU Commission, made a statement on the allegations surrounding the death of Wagner founder Yevgeny Prigojin: “Nothing coming out of Russia these days is credible. Like everything that leaves Russia, it is very difficult for us to verify it. Therefore, we cannot comment.” he used his statements.

Regarding the effects of Prigojin’s death on Wagner, Stano said: “We hope that Wagner’s actions in many parts of the world will come to an end. But we do know that Wagner is not only related to his founder. We know that Wagner is organized, controlled and financed by the Kremlin.” he made the assessment of it.

Stano recalled that Wagner is on the EU sanctions list for his actions in Ukraine, Syria, Libya and African countries.

EVENT HISTORY

The Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations reported that 10 people died yesterday as a result of the crash of a private plane in the Tver region of the country.

Russia’s Federal Air Transport Agency (Rosaviatsiya) announced that among the dead was Yevgeniy Prigojin, the founder of Wagner.

On some Telegram channels known to be close to Wagner, it was claimed that the plane was shot down by the defense systems of the Russian army.

Prigojin, with his mercenary fighters, launched an armed rebellion against the Russian administration on June 24, and the rebellion ended with the intervention of Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko. (AA)