• The columns moved around - towards Buturlinovka and Borisoglebsk . There was no information about the occupation of the airfield.
  • Aviation continues to strike at the columns. PMC. By this hour, it is known about the loss of three aircraft of army aviation. Information about the downed transport aircraft is not confirmed.
  • In Voronezh itself, an oil depot is on fire: this is probably a consequence of a Ukrainian UAV strike.
  • In Rostov , contrary to the statements of PMCs, the departments of the FSB and the Ministry of Internal Affairs were not occupied, but only blocked. At the moment, Rostov is only under the partial control of the Wagners, the planned work of all military command and control bodies continues.
  • To the south of Moscow, all possible routes of movement of PMCs are blocked.

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    Maybe I am not knowledgeable about the situation, but seems that privately-owned enterprise failed in yet another strategically important matter 🤔

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    credit unknown

    the only explanation considering how the Ukrainian counteroffensive went lmao

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      Ah yes, auto-balance. The sign above all signs that it’s time to requeue, because you’re about to get your shit pushed in by all the effort you put in either holding or pushing a cap for the last 8 minutes

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      It all needs to unfold but I sincerely don’t think all of Wagner will follow through with this. It would be such a stupid blunder.

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        Yeah what was his end game for this? Maybe Priho wanted to coup the MoD only since he feared his assets will be carelessly detroyed in their hands? But Putin didn’t like this at all and gave the CTO?

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          I don’t know, I hope that this can be resolved peacefully even if Wagner doesn’t deserve it, an attack may trigger more support within their men, but if not, Wagner must be dealt with immediately, traitors held responsible and everything needs to be stabilised as soon as possible to resolve operations in the front lines in an orderly manner.

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    Tf just happened :/

    Prigozhin just ended his march after speaking with Lukashenko and Wagner is now going back to their camps.

    Either all of this was some kind of grand plan to get rid of someone or distract NATO, or Lukashenko promised hem some, which is even more strange as Lukashenko doesn’t have any power in Russia.

    What a day to be alive…

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      Same. I woke up tgis morning (18 hours before posting this) checking for weekly update on the SMO to find…whatever the fuck that’s going on here.

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    I wonder if, when the dust settles, this Prigozhin mutiny will end up spooking world militaries on the use of mercs.

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      I don’t think this will make a dent in Blackwater. This is honestly no different than from the whole situation in Afghanistan, to be honest, just replace mercenaries with the funding of extremist religious groups, the people that the US was funding where the sames they end up fighting, although that always played in the favour to have an excuse to invade countries.

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    It seems Lukashenko has managed to get to an agreement with Prigozhin and stop the march. In my opinion, it’s the best that could have happened, I don’t want to see any bloodshed, but Prigozhin needs to go, he cannot remain, I don’t know how this can be achieved, because a too harsh punishment can still trigger Wagner, but I hope Wagner gets banned and incorporated into the Russian army and Prigozhin faces the wall. There’s no name to what did, to betray your country, your brothers, to threaten world order for money.

    https://www.rt.com/russia/578632-wagner-agrees-to-end-insurrection/


    The servicemen of the Eastern Military District expressed their support to the President

    https://t.me/Slavyangrad/52157


    Statement of a soldier of the 217th regiment. They stand with President.

    https://t.me/rusich_army/9586


    🇷🇺🇧🇾 Lukashenko held talks with Prigozhin

    Message from the press service of the President of the Republic of Belarus:

    This morning, Russian President Vladimir Putin briefed his Belarusian counterpart on the situation in southern Russia with the private military company Wagner. The heads of state agreed on joint actions.

    As a follow-up to the agreements, the President of Belarus, having additionally specified the situation through his channels, and in agreement with the President of Russia, held talks with the head of PMC Wagner Yevgeny Prigozhin. Negotiations continued throughout the day. As a result, they agreed on the inadmissibility of unleashing a bloody massacre on the territory of Russia. Yevgeny Prigozhin accepted the proposal of the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko to stop the movement of armed persons of the Wagner company on the territory of Russia and take further steps to de-escalate tensions. At the moment, an absolutely profitable and acceptable option for solving the situation is on the table, with security guarantees for the Wagner PMC fighters. As previously reported, also during today, the President of Belarus held two meetings with the power bloc of the country on this situation.

    https://t.me/Slavyangrad/52155

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    Iranian IRGC resources write: “We saved Assad, we will also save Putin”

    Shiite militias in Syria said they were ready to come to Russia to support Vladimir Putin and protect the integrity of the state.

    https://t.me/Slavyangrad/52079

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    What am I missing here? No one has put forth the theory that Wagner, in whole or in part, is infiltrated with US sleepers. This to me seems like the most obvious hypothesis to put forth and I haven’t seen it. Can someone help me reorient?

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      Maybe there is some US influence but the key factor seems to be the plans by the Russian government and the ministry of defense specifically to nationalize Wagner and include it into the Russian military officially.

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        I just don’t see how a mercenary army doesn’t have US agents in it. I imagine that, like China, Russia has incredibly well-honed state apparatus for identifying and purging North Atlantic spies. But I imagine mercs are a bit more porous and have different immune systems.

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          They might but at least right now that doesn’t seem like the main trigger for this event.

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            I don’t know if it needs to be a main trigger. I’m not a big fan of those sorts of analyses. I’m looking for what the consequences are if this particular event a) was foreknown by North Atlantic strategic command and b) what opportunities the foreknowledge would afford North Atlantic interests, especially if there are North Atlantic operators inside the event.

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              Of course. My analysis is nowhere near comprehensive but I just think we don’t know enough yet to really go further without heavy speculation.

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                I think the speculative hypothesizing is valuable because it can help us look for corroborating evidence or invalidating evidence. The speculation would need to be focused on an analysis of interests served, not merely hearsay or what is reported, but rather a material analysis of who benefits and how.

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      It was mentioned now and then, but no one seem to seriously believe this, if they were to the point of “march to Moscow” they might instead do much more significant damage in concert with the UA offensive just now, which they didn’t.

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    Eyewitnesses in Rostov report that the explosion was pyrotechnic intended to drive away the civilians. Wagner PMC troops have demanded that civilians do not approach closer than 2kms.

    https://t.me/Slavyangrad/52041


    Akhmat forces are reported to be arriving in Rostov.

    https://t.me/Slavyangrad/52042


    And here is the Akhmat column itself going towards Rostov. The subscriber said that it stretched for several kilometers

    https://t.me/Slavyangrad/52050


    PMC Wagner unlawfully detained 2 people outside the Southern Military District Headquarters; presumably, they did not comply with the 2 kilometre perimeter.

    https://t.me/Slavyangrad/52051


    Soldiers of the PMC “Wagner” on-top of the roof of the Southern Military District Headquarters.

    https://t.me/Slavyangrad/52056


    Police is taking action to block convoys. Location: a brige on river Oka.

    https://t.me/Slavyangrad/52064

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    This is how the map of Moscow and the region looks like now: all blocked sections of the routes are marked on it.

    Basically, if they attack some checkpoint, that would be a sign that this can end only in one way

    https://t.me/Slavyangrad/52125

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      Do you have a link to them detaining Akhmat forces?

      Could be, maybe they are just trying to delay them without engaging in conflict until they get to a certain zone. They put some trucks to block the road and left the place, and they are digging holes in the road and will likely left the place too. I hope you are wrong, though, I honestly can’t believe soldiers would be so traitorous.

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          Those are not Akhmat, those are civilians, Slavyngrad posted pictures of them and from other angle you can see they don’t have any gear, even in that video you can kind of see they have regular tshirts.

          https://t.me/Slavyangrad/52051

          I’ve seen they are moving resources to Moscow, which as you said, maybe it’s better to stop them before they’re too close to the capital, but I guess it also allows for having a better force waiting for them. Regarding the missiles videos, I don’t know.