How has Prigozhin (Russian oligarch with the mutiny last month) not fallen out of a window?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s not like anyone saw this coming.

And here's predicting Russia calls it "engine failure" or some crap like that. Their "investigation" will be thorough!!

Yes. The engine failed after the fuel line got clogged from getting a surface-to-air missile stuck in it.

lol

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Wagner pays more than the Russian Military.

The Wagner Mercs are not going to be happy about being assimilated.

It's not just pay -- its the equipment, treatment, everything. One of the big reasons for the coup was that Putin was trying to absorb Prigozhin's people into the military and they were really unhappy about it. Now there are lots of really unhappy, really violent and short tempered, really well armed, experienced killers who feel unmoored and betrayed and who don't have any great career options.

Word is they broke camp in Belarus and are in a convoy enroute to Russia. Belarussian special services are trying to intercept them before they reach Russia.

https://news.yahoo.com/national-resistance-center-wagner-convoys-013412382.html

Well. It’s hard to believe that Belarus is going to try very hard to keep them from going back to Russia.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wagner pays more than the Russian Military.

The Wagner Mercs are not going to be happy about being assimilated.

It's not just pay -- its the equipment, treatment, everything. One of the big reasons for the coup was that Putin was trying to absorb Prigozhin's people into the military and they were really unhappy about it. Now there are lots of really unhappy, really violent and short tempered, really well armed, experienced killers who feel unmoored and betrayed and who don't have any great career options.

Word is they broke camp in Belarus and are in a convoy enroute to Russia. Belarussian special services are trying to intercept them before they reach Russia.

https://news.yahoo.com/national-resistance-center-wagner-convoys-013412382.html

Well. It’s hard to believe that Belarus is going to try very hard to keep them from going back to Russia.

I think they will. Russian vassals have a habit of falling out windows after failure and now they have to worry about their private jets having "mechanical failure"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s not like anyone saw this coming.

And here's predicting Russia calls it "engine failure" or some crap like that. Their "investigation" will be thorough!!

Yes. The engine failed after the fuel line got clogged from getting a surface-to-air missile stuck in it.

I hate it when that happens.