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Prigozhin's assassination sparked international public attention, especially after it was confirmed that his private jet had a bomb before takeoff. This event raises more speculation.
Although the relevant Russian departments immediately launched a high-profile investigation, and Putin also timely expressed his appreciation for Prigozhin's contribution to Russia, he still inevitably became the number one suspect in Prigozhin's plane crash, especially in the West. The media said that this was Putin's revenge for the "uprising" two months ago.
Without this collapse, Wagner's rebellious behavior would have all but disappeared from international attention. After Prigozhin's death, everyone suddenly found that Putin seemed to have begun to count the "post-fall", completing a "shock", and even affecting President Peskov, Putin's most trusted "big secret" spokesman.
This raises questions about whether the collective deaths of Wagner's core executives such as Prigozhin were really one of Putin's means of retaliation.
In June, the Wagner Group issued an announcement saying that its camp was "alarmed" by the Russian military from behind, and immediately took countermeasures, namely the "Wagner Rebellion" that shocked the world.
Although the rebellion lasted only twenty hours, its impact was immeasurable. In particular, a private force dared to engage the regular army in the region and besieged the military command of the Russian army, bringing Putin into a confrontation with international countries. Shamefully, declare: this act of rebellion is inexcusable.
But less than a day after the speech, Putin "generously forgiven" the Wagner group and announced that his leader, Prigozhin, would not be held accountable. Not receiving treatment. This behavior made almost everyone see the uprising as a "farce", and some public opinion even speculated that it was a double reed sung by Wagner and the Russian government.
But a closer analysis reveals that this is not the case. Like Putin, Wagner personally supported the army. For a long time, he handled a lot of "foreign affairs" for Russia, which is inconvenient for the army to come forward. He is a white glove for the Russian army. However, this also made Wagner inextricably linked to the Russian military and involved in factional warfare in the Russian military.
Judging by the information disclosed by the media so far, the Russian military has at least two different views on Wagner. One of them is the Ministry of Defense, which has always wanted to integrate this unit into the regular army. The troops went around to check and balance, trying to make him bow his head and submit. The other is Sulovkin, who has the highest prestige in the Russian army and is known as the "doomsday general", the first man of the Russian Aerospace Forces. He is a pro-Wagner figure with a clear attitude in the Russian high-ranking army.
After the suppression of the Wagner rebellion, there was information about the resignation of the Russian defense minister, calling it Putin's "appeasement" of Wagner, but now we know that Shoigu, although he disappeared for a while, remained in power.
Now it is Sulovkin who is unlucky. Putin explicitly dismissed the former from military posts related to Prigozhin's death.
You know, just a few days after the Wagner rebellion subsided, the Western media broke the news that Sulovkin actually knew the news of the rebellion in advance, and they had a tacit attitude and did not take any action.
Even more intriguing is the fact that Queen Putin's spokeswoman Dmitry Peskov has also been missing for three weeks. As one of the important members of the presidential administration, although he did not serve in the army, there were "rumors" that Sulovkin supported the uprising. Finally, at one time he strongly expressed his support for Sulovkin.
Earlier, at a press conference in the Kremlin, there were media who asked for a long time about Peskov's absence, but there was no answer. This attitude is thought-provoking. It now appears that it may have been the support that led to Peskov's self-immolation and became one of the first people to bear the brunt of Putin's subsequent assassination. After all, no one can tolerate the "betrayal" of those closest to them.
Of course, one will say that the resignation of Sulovkin, the "disappearance" of Peskov, the death of Prigozhin have nothing to do with it, just coincidence.
We cannot deny this possibility, but at this sensitive time, a series of major "changes" have taken place that need to be looked at together.
If Putin really wants to correct "destabilizing factors" such as the pro-Wagnerian faction in the country, other actions will inevitably follow. In any case, Wagner's high-level network of contacts in the Russian military over the years will certainly not be Sulovkin, and the forces behind Sulovkin will inevitably be implicated.
At present, the Russian army is facing great counteroffensive pressure in Ukraine. How long and how much impact the civil unrest will last is uncertain. I hope that Putin can quickly break the situation, do not mess around at a critical moment, and finally lose udon.
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