Here’s what could happen to the Wagner Group after the armed rebellion against Russia failed – By Sophia Ankel (Insider) / July 2, 2023
- The Wagner paramilitary group attempted an armed rebellion in Russia but failed.
- Its leader, former convict Yevgeny Prigozhin, was exiled to Belarus.
- Experts explain what could be next for Prigozhin and his mercenaries.
Within 36 hours, the Wagner paramilitary group’s armed uprising against Russia’s military command was over.
The group was around 125 miles from Moscow after a supposed deal was struck that would see their leader, ex-convict Yevgeny Prigozhin, go into exile in Belarus.
Now, its future hangs in the balance.
Experts believe, however, that the failed uprising will not spell out an end to the army of merecenaries, which has a presence not just in Eastern Europe, but throughout Africa and the Middle East, according to The Times.
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