I am shocked (shocked I say!) that Putin didn’t keep his word. The second he turned that convoy around, Prigozhin’s life was over. Why he would think for even a second that the leader of an armed rebellion would be the one person Putin deals with fairly and honestly is beyond me.

@YellowtoOrange I expected this to happen. First they reduced his power, then after he was no longer relevant, they jumped right on.

I find it hilarious that Prigzhovin (sp?) has received $10 billion from the russian government to wagner, whilst they gave him another $10 billion for his food business (that supplies food for the armed services). Not sure where all that money is going for food services as it isn’t going into food for russian soldiers.

All countries are corrupt to a point, however russia must be up there near the top.