Prigozhin has been labeled a “traitor” by Putin, and it’s worth noting that most of the Russian leader’s former adversaries meet suspicious ends. And a number of them died from falling out of windows in incidents disguised as accidents.
When asked about Prigozhin’s whereabouts, Senator Mark Walker, the chairman of the US Senate Intelligence Committee, acknowledged reports suggesting that he might be staying in a windowless hotel.
The secrecy surrounding Prigozhin’s current location further deepens the mystery surrounding his actions and future plans.
Prigozhin’s fate remains uncertain as speculation and questions abound. Only time will reveal the full extent of the consequences and implications of this failed coup and the subsequent agreement between Prigozhin and Putin. Yevgeny Zubarev, the director of Prigozhin’s Patriot Media, announced the closure of their operations and departure from the country’s information space.
Prigozhin’s recent exile from Russia and subsequent flight to Belarus occurred after his ill-fated rebellion against Putin and Moscow. The deal was brokered by Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko, acting on behalf of Putin. And the warlord was publicly granted amnesty in Minsk.
Political analysts and experts have expressed concerns over Prigozhin’s well-being, emphasizing the need for caution.
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