The Russian President Vladimir Putin has laterally verified the death of the Wagner mercenary principal Yevgeny Prigozhin, which took place the day after the crash of a spurt which authorities said he was travelling on that very day.
It was observed that in an apparent homage to his former close confidant whose fighters played a crucial combat part in Ukraine, Putin called Prigozhin a “ talented man,” adding that he really made series of mistakes in his life.
°°Although, he was a true man of a complicated fate on one side but he exorbitantly made some series of mistakes during his life time, but tho he have also achieved the exact demanded results both for himself and for the county, when I asked him to tell me about the common cause,°° Putin added.
Meanwhile, it was when he was speaking at a meeting with the Russian head of the Donetsk administration, Denis Pushilin.
The Russian government agency in charge of civil aeronautics, Rosaviatsiya, said Prigozhin, as well as top Wagner commander Dmitri Utkin, were among the 10 people on board the Embraer aeroplane that crashed on Wednesday in the Tver Region, which was about 300 kilometres north-west of the Russian capital territory.
Also, he said there were no survivors. No cause was given for the deadly crash, but enterprise was replete, in particular after Putin had pledged ineluctable discipline against the insurgency leaders who he'd indicted of disloyalty.
It took nearly 24 hours for Putin to reply intimately to the crash of the business spurt. The Russian leader did n’t indicate that Moscow had any part in the aeroplane crash.
He stressed rather that Prigozhin’s greedy force had played a decisive part in the fighting in Ukraine, one which would not be forgotten.