Nothing dies in the family.
In August this year, Evgeny Prigozhyn, leader of Wagner Group, was killed in a plane crash close Moscow. After this event, the Ukrainian portal Suspilne reported that the organization began recruiting mercenaries in the Ural area. According to most analysts, the death of Prigozhyn and the remainder of the crew was Kremlin's revenge for June rebellion and march to Moscow.
People between the ages of 20 and 55 who want to join will be able to sign the contract. Their wage will scope from 80 to 240 1000 rubles, which translates into an amount of about 3.6 1000 to PLN 10.8 thousand. The fresh leader of the Wagner Group was Paweł Prigożyn, the 25-year-old boy of Evgeny.
One of Prigozhin’s plans arrived in Homiel.
Today for the first time in 2 months after the crash, 1 of the plans linked to PMC Wagner arrived in Belarus from St. Petersburg. Beech C90GTi King Air (reg. number RA-07893) landed at Homiel airport at 11:53 (Minsk time).
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— Belarusian Hajun task (@Hajun_BY) October 31, 2023
The typical of the organisation shall guarantee that:
Everything remained as it was: attributes, symbols. We take those who already have combat experience, including those who have already been to a private military company. The only difference is that we take people from the "civil" alternatively than from places of imprisonment.
While observing equipment and military personnel from Belarus, Hajun reported that 1 of the planes belonging to the Prigozhyna household landed in Homl. We don't know who was on board it.
On October 2, that year, Paul Prigozhyn assured:
I've taken command of PMC Wagner and shortly Wagner's fighters will return to the North Military territory region and proceed to exterminate the Nazis! There's no 1 too me who can proceed my father's work. There is no time for mourning, but the people liable for my father's death will be punished! On my channel I will print all news and PMC Wagner events.
It's not all the same
However, 1 change has taken place in the Wagner Group. It was subjected to the Russian National Guard, while another mercenaries were straight subordinate to the army.
Another change took place not in the very structures of Wagner Group, but in the relations of members of the household of the deceased Evgeny Prigozyn. any sources say that Yevgeny's will caused conflict in the Primogyn household due to the fact that the man in the evidence omitted his daughters.
An anonymous origin says:
All business, all companies, all wealth, but for a fewer items left to his daughters, went to Paul. He proclaimed himself the successor of Evgeny Prigozin in everything. To be honest, though, Paul is influenced by certain individuals and is barely an independent figure.
Let us remind you that the deceased Yevgeny owned the catering company Concord, which earned immense money in supplying food to the Russian army.
What was the “famous” boy of Evgeny?
A 25-year-old is not truly known for so much, but the things that can be said for certain are not positive.
In the fall of 2022, the Ukrainian agency UNIAN reported that during intense fights over Bachmut, Paweł Prigożyn and his 18-year-old sister Veronica spent time in northern Russia, in Karelia. At the time, the network featured a compromising video featuring the children of Prigozhyn, on which they play for a song about “oligarch” and “elite”, which was in contrast to their father's public speeches.
Paweł Prigożyn, boy of Evgeny Prigożyn, owner and sponsor of Wagner Group, fights against Ukraine, utilizing equipment produced in NATO countries. This was brought to the attention of a channel in Telegram possibly I Objasnit pic.twitter.com/aApRhsAYwi
— Belsat (@Bielsat) December 15, 2022
Paul Prigozhyn sparked another controversy by publishing the photograph in full military equipment and claiming to be on the front in Donbasa. However, the independent portal Maym Objasnit determined that the image was taken not in the east of Ukraine, but in the vicinity of St. Petersburg, where Paul has his villa. Additionally, it turned out that the military equipment seen in the photograph was not Russian, but came from NATO countries.
