Wagner Group founder Yevgeny Prigozhin is seen on a post to the Wagner Telegram. Prigozhin has also agreed to move to Belarus. According to Russia Today (RT), Putin's spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that criminal charges against Prigozhin will be dropped and other Wagner soldiers will not be prosecuted for their participation. Reached for comment, the Russian Embassy in Washington, D.C., also provided Newsweek with the latest news reports.Īfter news of the reported truce hit social media, the terms of the deal have since been revealed. According to the Belarusian president, there is currently a draft to resolve the situation with the Wagner Group, which includes security guarantees for its fighters. Lukashenko's press service also reported that Prigozhin accepted a proposal to stop the Wagner's advancement inside Russia and to take further steps toward de-escalation. Now, the moment has come when blood…- Dmitri June 24, 2023 In this time, we did not spill a single drop of blood of our fighters. In a day, we walked to nearly 200km away from Moscow. We came out on 23 June to the March of Justice. "They were going to dismantle PMC Wagner. Prigozhin declared war against the Russian Ministry of Defense on Friday after the Russian military allegedly carried out an attack against and killed some of his Wagner troops who were stationed in Ukraine. Wagner Group, one of the preeminent private military companies in Russia, was in the midst of an armed conflict against the Russian government, claiming to have taken control of military sites in at least one city, Rostov-on-Don. That's why, understanding the responsibility for spilling Russian blood on one of the sides, we are turning back our convoys and going back to field camps according to the plan," Prigozhin said in a voice memo posted to his Telegram account. Now, the moment has come when blood may spill. Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin said on Saturday that he is turning his convoys around amid negotiations with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, an ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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