Proekt says Prigozhin told his subordinates he ‘went crazy’ when talking about mutiny

Source: Meduza

The publication Proekt has compiled a “criminal and psychological portrait” of Wagner Group founder Yevgeny Prigozhin, having interviewed, according to the authors, a dozen of his acquaintances and employees.

Proekt’s sources said that they tend to put Prigozhin’s mutiny down to his impulsive nature. According to a source from his inner circle, Prigozhin explained the incident to his subordinates, saying, “I went crazy.”

As independent publication Agenstvo notes, propagandist Margarita Simonyan came to a similar conclusion not long after the rebellion took place. Talking about Prigozhin’s version of the mutiny, she said that he could have “just gone crazy.”

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Just the beginning of the end of the beginning Prigozhin’s short-lived coup exposed Putin’s weakness in controlling the military and the state security apparatus. Its full consequences are yet to be seen.

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Proekt says Prigozhin told his subordinates he ‘went crazy’ when talking about mutiny

Just the beginning of the end of the beginning Prigozhin’s short-lived coup exposed Putin’s weakness in controlling the military and the state security apparatus. Its full consequences are yet to be seen.

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