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    Prigozhin 'shot out of the sky' in presumed assassination by Putin

    enAugust 24, 2023

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    • Consider thoughtful Mother's Day gifts and business improvementsMother's Day: Give mom Osea's skincare set. Business: Use Stamps.com for mailing. Russia: Evgeny Prigozhin's death may impact Putin, Wagner Group, and Ukraine conflict.

      This Mother's Day, consider treating your mom to Osea's limited edition skin care set for healthy, glowing skin. Meanwhile, for business efficiency, consider using Stamps.com for mailing and shipping needs. In Russia, the death of Evgeny Prigozhin, leader of the Wagner Group, in a plane crash is believed to be an assassination ordered by Vladimir Putin. This event has significant implications for Putin, the Wagner Group, and the ongoing war in Ukraine. For the latest news and analysis on the war, tune in to The Telegraph's podcast, "Ukraine: The Latest." In summary, whether it's taking care of your skin or streamlining business processes, there are important decisions to be made. And in the world news, the impact of the death of Evgeny Prigozhin on the Russian-Ukrainian conflict continues to unfold.

    • Russian Military Commander's Death Not Widely Mourned in RussiaDespite the death of a high-ranking military commander, Russian media focuses on other news and there's little public reaction, suggesting elites question Putin's authority, possibly due to recent military losses and economic struggles.

      The death of Russian military commander Valerii Progosian, who was killed in a helicopter crash, is not being widely publicized or mourned in Russia. Instead, the Russian media is focusing on other news, such as Putin's anniversary ceremony for the Battle of Kursk and Ukrainian equipment destruction. The lack of public reaction suggests that Progosian's death is seen as a matter for the elites and military, who are questioning Putin's authority. Unnamed sources have suggested that the helicopter was shot down by surface-to-air missiles. Progosian's death comes after the dismissal of General Sergei Sarovkin, a close ally of the Wagner group, and the recent losses and struggles of the Russian military and economy. Putin's response, which includes handing out medals and thanking soldiers, is seen as an attempt to reclaim his authority, but some experts warn that the situation is dangerous and could lead to further instability and violence. Wagner has already threatened catastrophic consequences in response to Progosian's death.

    • Possible Kremlin revenge for Prigozhin's elimination from WagnerThe assassination of Evgeny Prigozhin, a prominent Wagner mercenary leader, may be an act of revenge from the Kremlin due to perceived threats, with potential implications for Wagner and Russian military operations.

      The assassination of Evgeny Prigozhin, a key figure in Russia's Wagner mercenary group, is likely an act of revenge from the Kremlin. The method of the assassination is still unclear, but the timing and circumstances suggest that Prigozhin was seen as a potential threat and was eliminated. The death of Prigozhin was not unexpected, as many assumed his days were numbered after a coup attempt. Other notable individuals on the plane include Dmitry Utkin, the founder of Wagner, and Valery Chikalov, who was not a fighter but played a significant role in the group. The loss of these key figures could have significant implications for Wagner and Russian military operations.

    • The death of Wagner's top commander, Evgeny Prigozhin, leaves a gap at the top level of the Russian paramilitary group.The death of Evgeny Prigozhin, a key figure in Wagner, marks a significant loss but doesn't necessarily weaken the group's operations. Ukrainians hope it's a sign of justice reaching the Russian elite.

      The death of Wagner's top commander, Evgeny Prigozhin, known as "Putin's chef," marks a significant loss for the Russian paramilitary group, but high-ranking figures still remain at large. Prigozhin, who had a close relationship with Wagner before joining in 2016, was in charge of security and commercial operations, as well as the intimidation and attacks on journalists. His absence, along with other senior figures like Andrei Troshev and Ratibor, leaves a gap at the top level of Wagner. Ukrainians reacted with a bitter sense of satisfaction to the news of his death, hoping it's a sign that justice can reach the Russian elite. Prigozhin played a major role in the war in Ukraine, pushing for the vigorous prosecution of the Battle of Bakhmut and recruiting prisoners for Wagner's human wave attacks, which cost many lives and were known for their brutal tactics. Despite his impact, it's unclear what this means for Wagner's future and Putin's involvement in the war.

    • Wagner Group leader Prigozhin's role in Ukraine conflict overestimatedPrigozhin, accused of war crimes, may have escaped justice, but his death won't end Ukraine conflict or bring peace

      Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, while playing a role in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, should not be overestimated as a decisive factor in shaping the course of the war. Prigozhin, who has a long and varied history, is also accused of committing war crimes on a grand scale. Despite some perceived sympathy for him as an underdog, his intentions, if he had managed to seize power in Russia, would likely have resulted in persecution and potential ultranationalist actions. With his death, many will see it as another individual who has escaped justice without facing the consequences of his actions in a court of law. The future of the conflict in Ukraine remains uncertain, but it is unlikely that any successor to Putin would be celebrated for ending the war or bringing peace.

    • Impact of Wagner Group founder's death on Russia's global influenceWagner Group's founder Evgeny Prigozhin's death may affect Russia's influence in Middle East and Africa, offering military, catering, political consulting, and resource control services. Russia intends to maintain presence, but future implications on relationships with regional leaders are uncertain.

      The death of Wagner Group's founder, Evgeny Prigozhin, may not have an immediate impact on the ongoing war in Ukraine, but it could have significant consequences for Russia's involvement in the Middle East and Africa. Prigozhin's Wagner Group was more than just a mercenary organization; it was an integral part of Russia's influence in these regions, offering not only military services but also catering contracts, political consulting, and control over valuable resources. With Prigozhin's death, it remains unclear how the Russian Ministry of Defense will replicate this unique model of projecting Russian influence. Despite this loss, Russia's President Vladimir Putin has made it clear that Russia intends to maintain its presence in these regions. The future implications of Prigozhin's death on Russia's global influence and its relationships with regional leaders are yet to be seen.

    • Ukraine: Tensions Escalate with Special Operation and Debate Over US SupportUkraine tensions rise with Russian bomber damage in Crimea, military advances towards Bakhmut, and US presidential candidates debating support

      The situation in Ukraine remains tense, with recent intelligence and naval operations adding to the ongoing conflict. Ukrainian forces reportedly carried out a special operation in Russian-annexed Crimea, resulting in the destruction or damage of several Russian bombers. Meanwhile, Ukrainian troops are making advances towards the eastern part of Bakhmut, while Russian strikes continue to target civilian areas across the country. The Republican Party presidential debate in the US highlighted contrasting views on supporting Ukraine, with some candidates advocating for redirecting funds towards securing the US borders, while others viewed it as a moral obligation and a matter of national security.

    • Ukraine's soldiers face dire medical care situationUkraine's soldiers suffer from poor medical care, resulting in unnecessary deaths. Hospitals lack state support and doctors earn low salaries, while volunteer medical battalions face long evacuation times and drone attacks.

      The situation in Ukraine regarding medical care for soldiers remains dire, with poor provision leading to unnecessary deaths. This issue is being ignored or even denied by Ukraine's command, who are focused on obtaining weapons for the counter offensive. The lack of proper medical equipment and supplies, including Chinese-made tourniquets, is a major concern, and the situation is not limited to the front line. Hospitals in the affected regions are also struggling, with medical staff funding equipment from their own salaries due to lack of state support. The average doctor in Ukraine earns only £300 a month, making it difficult for them to provide adequate care. Despite these challenges, volunteer medical battalions are working tirelessly to evacuate injured soldiers and provide them with necessary treatment. However, the long evacuation times, often up to 10 hours, and the risk of Russian drone attacks make their work difficult and dangerous. The international community, including the US, needs to prioritize addressing this issue and ensure that proper medical care is provided to Ukrainian soldiers to prevent further loss of life.

    • Volunteers and charities face challenges in providing effective medical aid to Ukrainian soldiersBureaucracy, corruption, and ineffective medical supplies hinder the delivery of essential aid to injured soldiers, but volunteers persist in their efforts to support the Ukrainian military.

      The war in Ukraine highlights the crucial role of volunteers and charities in providing essential medical aid to injured soldiers. However, the effectiveness of this aid is often hindered by bureaucracy and corruption within the Ukrainian system. The lengthy process of writing off destroyed equipment and the use of expired or ineffective medical supplies are major issues. Additionally, cases of corruption, such as the procurement of uncertified medical kits, can result in soldiers receiving inadequate care and even death. Despite these challenges, volunteers continue to risk their lives to provide aid, emphasizing the importance of their efforts in supporting the Ukrainian military.

    • Ukrainian Soldier's Death Highlights Medical Supplies Crisis in Ukrainian MilitaryThe Ukrainian military is facing a crisis with substandard medical equipment and lack of proper inspections, putting soldiers' lives at risk. The public is responding with donations and advocacy.

      The Ukrainian Armed Forces are facing significant challenges with their medical supplies, including the use of substandard equipment and a lack of proper inspections. This issue has come to light due to public outrage and activism, leading to calls for change from MPs and volunteers. However, the situation is concerning, as many lives have already been lost and more may be at risk before improvements are made. The Ukrainian people, known for their proactivity, are working to address the issue through donations and advocacy. Dom Nicholls, an analyst for The Telegraph, shared his thoughts on the recent death of Evgeny Reznikov, a Ukrainian soldier, and the larger context of the ongoing conflict and its impact on the military.

    • Military technology vs. drone threatsAdvanced military systems like India's moon landing and Russia's S-400 air defense system are vulnerable to low radar cross section threats like drones, as demonstrated by the recent destruction of the S-400 system in Crimea.

      Despite advanced military technology like India's moon landing and Russia's S-400 air defense system, vulnerabilities still exist, particularly against low radar cross section threats like drones. The recent destruction of the S-400 system in Crimea, believed to be collocated with an SA-22, highlights this issue. Russia may continue to push militarily in Ukraine, particularly in the northeast, but the impact on the overall conflict is uncertain. Additionally, the detention of US reporter Evan Gaskovich in Russia for three more months serves as a reminder of the risks journalists face in covering geopolitical tensions.

    • Ongoing battles and political tensions in Ukraine, risks for journalists, and conspiracy theoriesRussian journalist Ivan Plagozhin's death highlights risks for journalists in Ukraine. Ongoing offensive in Southern Ukraine and political tensions continue, with conspiracy theories emerging around recent events.

      The situation in Ukraine remains complex and contentious, with ongoing battles and political tensions. The arrest and apparent death of Russian journalist Ivan Plagozhin is a reminder of the risks faced by journalists in the region. Meanwhile, there are signs of a blame game emerging around the relatively slow progress of the offensive, which could escalate in the coming weeks and months. Russian commentators have already begun floating conspiracy theories about the attack on Dmitry Medvedev, with some suggesting Ukraine was behind it. However, it remains to be seen how believable these theories will be to the Russian public and what impact they may have on Russian society. As the battle in Southern Ukraine continues and winter approaches, it's important to stay informed and support organizations providing aid to those affected. Charities like the Hospitallers and Leleca Foundation are working to provide medical supplies and evacuation transport, while Come Back Alive is accepting donations for weapons. To stay updated on the latest developments in Ukraine, subscribe to Ukraine the Latest podcast or sign up for the Ukraine newsletter.

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    Yevgeny Prigozhin, nicknamed “Putin’s chef”, leads the Wagner Group of mercenaries fighting alongside Russian forces in Ukraine. He had lambasted Russia’s military leaders for months, but the mutiny he began over the weekend lasted less than a day. Nevertheless it is a sharp blow to President Vladimir Putin’s leadership—and may prove to be a boon for Ukraine’s counter-offensive.


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    Massive missile and drone strikes across Ukraine while scandal sweeps Russia after Moscow 'nearly naked' party

    Massive missile and drone strikes across Ukraine while scandal sweeps Russia after Moscow 'nearly naked' party

    Day 676.

    Today, we discuss the massive strikes on Ukrainian cities as Russia launches another deadly bombardment and analyse the scandal in Russia as a ‘nearly naked’ party outrages public opinion.


    Contributors:

    David Knowles (Head of Audio Development). @DJKnowles22 on Twitter.

    James Kilner (Editor, Central Asia & South Caucasus Bulletin). @JKJourno on Twitter.

    Tim Sigsworth (Foreign Reporter). @tjsigsworth on Twitter.

    Bohdana Neborak (Journalist, culture manager and editor at The Ukrainians Media). @BohdanaNeborak on Twitter.


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    Zelensky fires top general and why does the EU continue to buy Russian gas?

    Zelensky fires top general and why does the EU continue to buy Russian gas?

    Day 633.

    Today, we bring you the latest news from the frontline, including President Zelensky's decision to sack a senior general, and why the EU is still buying Russian gas.


    Contributors:

    Dominic Nicholls (Host, Associate Editor, Defence). @DomNicholls on Twitter.

    Joe Barnes (Brussels Correspondent). @Barnes_Joe on Twitter.

    James Kilner (Editor of the Central Asia & South Caucasus Bulletin). @jkjourno on Twitter.


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