The private plane traveling from Moscow to St Petersburg crashed in the Tver region of Russia. Ten people on board died, including three crew members, but above all the head of the Wagner Yevgeny Prigozhin. According to the first rumors, the jet would have been shot down by the Russians two months after the coup attempt by Wagner’s boss, defined by Putin as a “stab in the back”.
Attention. Russian sources claim that an aircraft belonging to Yevgeny #prigozhin would have been shot down in Russia. It is unclear if the leader of the Wagner Group was on board.
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– Dario D’Angelo (@dariodangelo91) August 23, 2023
#Russia The general’s jet shot down in the Tver region #prigozhin. Ten passengers, including Wagner’s boss and right-hand man, Dmitry Utkin. No survivors. You can read it on the Telegram channel affiliated with #Wagner Gray Zone blaming Russian Defense pic.twitter.com/CGRjUFMS7b
-Rai Radio1 (@Radio1Rai) August 23, 2023
These are the images of the accident that took place in Russia. “Before the plane crashed, local residents heard two characteristic air defense explosions, and this is confirmed by the contrails in the sky in one of the videos, as well as the words of direct eyewitnesses,” writes Gray Zone in Telegram.
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