For now an interesting distraction but honestly very few know what goes on inside Russia at the power broker level.
Wagner vs Russian military
- Thread starter Charlie Marlow
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A lot of the atrocities have been committed by the Wagner group
Well, it's not a spat between two "good" guys, that's for sure. It's two very bad guys in conflict.
Social media is saying Wagner group reached Moscow already? I have a very hard time believing that.
Russian military is the one who pretty much has done everything in Ukraine. Wagner has mainly been limited to Bakhmut area
We are all just 4-d holograms of a lesser dimensional reality.
You think Putin is going to let Wagner reach Moscow basically uncontested? Unless Wagner somehow controls the entire air force I would imagine Putin would put this down pretty quickly with planes. My guess is Putin knows he needs the fighters and and PR wouldn't be good if just wipes them out.
This is like watching a Christopher Nolan movie. There’s too much going on. I can’t follow. Lots of people claiming they understand what’s happening
It's hard to believe anything from the media. Is it a russian psyop or a nato psyop
Prigozhin has been off the rails for a while.
Putin should have sidelined him after Bakhmut; mercenaries operating this close to home is asking for trouble.
That said it's difficult to know what's really going on.
I think NATO is just as shocked as everyone else.
Apparently a lot of people including Putin leaving Moscow.
www.yahoo.com
Putin's plane reportedly departs from Moscow to Valdai, disappears from radars – media
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin's plane left Moscow on the afternoon of June 24 amid an ongoing rebellion led by PMC Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, the Belarusian Hajun monitoring project said on Telegram on June 24, citing data from the Flightradar24 service.
Bad guess. I sat on an airplane about 25 years ago after the fall of the former Soviet Union next to a beautiful 30-something Soviet girl and she was upset about it. Said her country (Russia) was in shambles now, no order and a "strong man" would arise to set things straight. My guess is there is a lot of "silent majority" support for Putin. Russians are arrogant pricks and can't see themselves as anything other than a superpower and Putin gives them their chance. The woman on the airplane also said the people in the "provinces" (e.g. Uzbekistan) were "sub-humans" and needed the Russians to govern them. This was her mindset and that of many, many other Russians.
As far as Prigozhin, he is a slimeball whom I expect will soon be taken out
Really? I’ll have to trust you on that. I admit I haven’t gotten in too deep on the coverage. I might have given the Wagners credit for some of the Chechen acts.
The titanic disaster and now a Russian coup - someone needs to get this guy on the phone
With a renewed focus on the FB position, that's gotta mean a larger dose of Russian in our offense, no?Prigozhin and his men on the road to Moscow in order to eradicate evil military leadership. Could get interesting in Moscow.
I'm sure it has some indirect impact on Husker football.
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