President Wagner arrived in Belarus for exile Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of the Wagner mercenary company, flew to Belarus in his plane an...

 

President Wagner arrived in Belarus for exile

Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of the Wagner mercenary company, flew to Belarus in his plane and found refuge there. At the same time, Russia says that the rebels in the army have agreed to give up their guns after their rebellion over the weekend. he died.

Alexander Lukashenko, the President of Belarus, said that Prigozhin had arrived in his country through Belta, the country's news service.

The president of Belarus, who was a big part of getting rid of the Wagner company, said that Vladimir Putin and Yevgeny Progozhin were very close because Progozhin was the one who asked Putin not to get rid of the Wagner company's leaders after the attacks on Moscow were stopped.

Prigozhin, who is 62 years old, hasn't been seen since Saturday, when he left Rostov-on-Don, a big city in southern Russia that his forces had occupied for a short time.

Prigozhin went to prison during the fall of the Soviet Union. Now, he is a billionaire, the owner of Russia's biggest and most successful military mercenary company, and a close friend of former President Vladimir Putin.

As part of the deal between the president of Belarus and Putin, the Russian security agency FSB dropped all charges against the troops involved in the Wagner rebellion earlier on Tuesday.