'We need to end this mess': Wagner chief says 'evil' Russian military leadership must be stopped
It was not immediately clear what Prigozhin’s objectives were and whether his threats were directed at the Kremlin. File Picture: Prigozhin Press Service via AP
The Wagner mercenary chief, Yevgeny Prigozhin, has claimed that a Russian rocket attack killed scores of his fighters, vowing to take “revenge” in an unprecedented escalation of infighting among Russia’s elite.
In a series of extraordinary audio messages released late on Friday, Prigozhin appeared to declare war on the Russian military leadership.




