Wagner camp being ‘dismantled in Belarus’ less than a day after plane crash

Wagner Group mercenary cries at shrine for Yevgeny Prigozhin

Satellite images appear to show the dismantling of a Wagner PMC camp in Belarus, less than a day after the presumed deaths of its founder, Yevgeny Prigozhin, and top members in a plane crash.

The Wagner PMC camp near Osipovichi, Belarus, has been seen in satellite images apparently being taken apart.

The plane crash occurred shortly after takeoff from Moscow, with 10 bodies reportedly found among the wreckage.

Notably, Yevgeny Prigozhin, along with his key lieutenants, were on board.

However, official confirmation of their deaths has not yet been released, but Russian President Vladimir Putin has offered his condolences to his family.

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The circumstances surrounding the presence of such high-ranking Wagner PMC members on the same flight remain unclear, raising speculations about the purpose of their trip to St. Petersburg.

If the deaths are confirmed, the crash would be the most serious blow the group has ever suffered to its leadership.

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The passenger manifest included Prigozhin and his second-in-command who baptised the group with his nom de guerre, as well as Wagner’s logistics chief, a fighter wounded by US airstrikes in Syria and at least one possible bodyguard.

Russian President Vladimir Putin acknowledged “serious mistakes” made by Prigozhin, hinting at complex ties between the PMC and the Russian state. Especially in the wake of the failed attempted coup by the Wagner group in June this year.

Breaking his silence on the crash, Putin conveyed condolences to the families of those reportedly on board the jet.

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