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So, Prigozhin captured a Russian Colonel (after what appears to be a real firefight), and interrogated him and made him “admit” that Russia troops had fired on Wagner mercenaries.
It seems that the feud between PMC Wagner and russian regular army got on the next level.
Prigozhin's mercenaries disarmed and locked in the commander of the 72nd brigade lieutenant-colonel Vinivitin. They accused him of opening fire at the members of Wagner group in Bakhmut… pic.twitter.com/JQ8JxO3Ssd
— Anton Gerashchenko (@Gerashchenko_en) June 4, 2023
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Wonderland: Retired greyhound.
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