The Wagner Group’s head, Yevgeny Prigozhin, reportedly decided to halt the movement of Wagner columns into Moscow following fruitful talks with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko.
“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,” The office of the Belarusian president issued a press statement.
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The declaration attested to the fact that Lukashenko and Russian president Vladimir Putin coordinated his meetings with Prigozhin and his forces.
“Negotiations continued throughout the day. As a result, they came to agreements on the inadmissibility of unleashing a bloody massacre on the territory of Russia. Yevgeny Prigozhin accepted the proposal of President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko to stop the movement of armed persons of the Wagner company in Russia and take further steps to de-escalate tensions,” Then the statement went on.
“At the moment, on the table is an absolutely profitable and acceptable option for solving the situation, with security guarantees for the Wagner PMC fighters.”
Later, Prigozhin stated that Wagner’s troops would be heading back to their posts to “avoid bloodshed.”
“The moment has come when blood can be shed. Understanding all the responsibility for the fact that Russian blood can be shed on one of the sides, we turn our columns around and leave in the opposite direction to the field camps according to the plan,” A remark made by the paramilitary leader was recorded.
A ceasefire deal has been reached amid continuous clashes between Russian MoD soldiers and more than 20,000 Wagner contractors traveling to Moscow. The contractors had taken over Rostov, a key logistics hub, and were now encircling an important military command center.
Swiftly moving toward Moscow, the Wagner army downed many Russian planes. The Wagner forces were driving down the M4 motorway when the Russian military conducted multiple assaults in reprisal. Putin-aligned soldiers meanwhile bolstered Moscow’s defenses.
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News of a truce has surfaced as the Wagner group moved closer to Moscow and the Russian-backed Chechen fighters closed in on Rostov.
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