Wagner, one of Europe's largest arms traffickers, sold his weapons and ammunition to war-torn regions around the globe, and whose business involved the interests of many countries and organizations, has remained a mystery.
However, on September 8th, the latest news from Wagner came!
Just now, the Warsaw media revealed that Wagner's new boss, Troshev, nicknamed "Whitehead", suddenly appeared on the streets of Warsaw, the capital of Poland, and there were suspected to be several bodyguards next to him!
Who is the "white-headed" Troshev? Why did he take over Wagner's business? Why did he come to Warsaw? These questions are curious and surprising.
It is reported that "whitehead" Troshev is a Russian tycoon who owns a number of investments and industries and has great influence in Russia and Europe. He used to be one of Wagner's partners, but at the beginning of this year, Wagner suddenly announced his retirement and handed over his business to the "white-headed" Troshev. The news shocked the entire arms community and alarmed the United States and NATO.
The United States and NATO have always viewed Wagner as a dangerous enemy, as one of Russia's tools for global expansion and intervention. They had repeatedly tried to hunt down and assassinate Wagner, but without success. Now that "whitehead" Troshev has taken over Wagner's business, the United States and NATO are even more worried that he will use Wagner's resources and networks to support Russia's strategic goals and interests.
And Poland, as a member of NATO, is also one of Russia's biggest rivals in Europe. Poland has always had historical and territorial disputes and enmity with Russia, and has also maintained close military and political cooperation with the United States. Poland has also participated in strikes against Wagner in an attempt to stop him from sending weapons to regions such as the Middle East and Africa.
Therefore, the "white-headed" Troshev suddenly appeared on the streets of Warsaw, the capital of Poland, at this time, must have a certain purpose, he will definitely not just go to Warsaw to sunbathe, let alone specifically let the media take pictures! Personally, I believe that the real purpose of the "white head" to Warsaw is, of course, to warn Polish President Duda not to act rashly!
The appearance of the "white-headed" Troshev really frightened Polish President Duda! Duda quickly convened the head of the security department to hold an emergency safety meeting overnight to discuss the response! Duda feared that the "white-headed" Troshev might have been engaged in some kind of secret deal or planned some kind of terrorist attack, and he might use Wagner's weapons and personnel to threaten and harm Poland. Duda also feared that the "white-headed" Troshev might have come to pressure and intimidate him, and he might demand that Poland abandon cooperation with the United States and NATO, or stop hostilities against Russia, or face retaliation from Wagner.
Duda felt very helpless and frightened, he did not know how to respond to the provocations and threats of the "white-headed" Troshev. He wanted to turn to the United States and NATO for help, but feared to provoke greater anger and retaliation from the "white-headed" Troshev. He wanted to have a dialogue and communicate with the "white-headed" Troshev, but did not know the true intentions and bottom line of the "white-headed" Troshev. He wanted to take some measures to protect his own security and that of Poland, but he did not dare to easily use force or arrest the "white-headed" Troshev, lest it trigger a larger conflict and crisis.
In short, the appearance of the "white-headed" Troshev put Polish President Duda in a dilemma, and plunged the Polish capital Warsaw into tension and panic. This also made the whole world pay attention to this incident, all speculating what the "white-headed" Troshev really wanted to do, and whether he would bring any disaster to Poland and Europe. This also makes Wagner, the mysterious arms dealer, the center of attention again, making people feel his horror and power again.