Russia: Prigozhin tells mercenaries to turn back from Moscow advance to 'avoid bloodshed' - BBC News
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How weird, you‘d think once you march on the capital you either follow through or you‘re done, he truly trusts Putin not to get rid of him now?
Too early to tell. Let’s face it. He wouldn’t have had any chance of taking Moscow without mass defections in the Russian military. It would have been suicide.
Sounds like the Belarus president brokered some kind of deal, but I don’t fancy the Wagner leader’s chances of survival medium term.
Russians have not only forgotten how to fight a war, they've even forgotten how to have a revolution. Lenin must be rolling over in his glass display case.