Putin sends condolences to Family of Wagner mercenary boss Prigozhin

Russian president Vladimir Putin says he has sent his condolences to the family of Yevgeny Prigozhin, the Wagner Group leader who was presumed killed in a plane crash yesterday.

In a statement he read in camera, Putin said Prigozhin was a talented businessman who he had known since the 1990s.

According to the statement, Putin says Prigozhin was a man of difficult fate, but talented. The condolences come amid speculation that Prigozhin could have been assassinated.

Another important thing from the president’s statements about the crash of Prigozhin’s plane:

– Primary data says that there were employees of the Wagner company on board.

– “Wagner made a significant contribution to the fight against Nazism in Ukraine. We remember this, we know and we will not forget.

– Prigozhin was a talented person, a talented businessman, he worked not only in our country and worked with results, but also abroad, in Africa, in particular.

– The investigation will be completed. Now genetic and technical examinations are being carried out, this will take time.”

The private jet in which Prigozhin perished was flying from Moscow to St. Petersburg with seven passengers and three crew members. No one survived the crash.

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