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Col. Gen. Alexander Lapin dissolved a border defense council earlier this year—just months before Ukrainian forces launched a successful counterattack on Russian soil.
A dozen girls have told The Daily Beast that they were kidnapped and sexually abused by Russian paramilitaries.
“Sightings” of the dead warlord keep making waves—and it’s good business for Wagner to play up the fantasy.
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The statue went up at Yevgeny Prigozhin’s gravesite just in time for his birthday on June 1.
The wiry economist reportedly took a special interest in using private military companies to operate in “gray zones” where international law has collapsed.
After serving time in U.S. jails following a major drug bust, Mira Terada is now following in the footsteps of Yevgeny Prigozhin, Russia’s late master of influence.
Timur Ivanov is officially charged with accepting a massive bribe—but some sources say that’s just for show.
Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin may be dead, but witnesses say Russian paramilitaries in the Central African Republic slaughtered dozens of people to secure access to a gold mine.
An investigation says the plane crash that killed the Wagner boss was caused by a “small explosive device slipped under the wing” of his aircraft.
Only this time, there’ll be no ambiguity about who’s really in command.
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