The statement was the Kremlin's first explicit acknowledgement that he may have been assassinated.
  • bobman@unilem.orgEnglish
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    1 year ago

    He also probably waited a bit to see who else might be emboldened to stand up to him.

    He probably saw the coup as an opportunity to weed out any undesirables who expose themselves in favor of Wagner. As we all know, nobody stepped up.

    Would’ve been interesting if at least 1 high-ranking official joined in with Prigo.