In Mali, rebels may have liquidated a famous Russian propagandist: who is it?

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Among those killed by rebels in Mali may be a well-known Russian propagandist/Collage by Channel 24

In Mali, northern Tuareg rebels said they had killed and wounded dozens of soldiers and Wagnerites for two days, It was later revealed that the rebels could have also liquidated the famous Russian propagandist.

Russian media reported this. This propagandist was related to the Wagner PMC and was a Ukrainophobe, reports 24 Channel.

A famous Russian propagandist could have died in Mali

Russian Telegram channels reported that a propagandist with the call sign “White” was killed during an attack by Tuareg rebels on a Wagner column. This Russian, who was the author of the GREY ZONE channel with more than half a million subscribers, died as a soldier. Other propagandists claim that the call sign of the deceased was “Five Hundredth”.

The information about the death of this propagandist was confirmed by his fellow occupiers. Also, a photo of the probable administrator of the GREY ZONE channel was published for the first time online. If this information is true, then the channel was hosted by 31-year-old Nikita Fedyanin, a native of the Lipetsk region.

Photo by the probable author of the GREY ZONE channel/Photo from Russian Telegram channels

It is worth noting that since the beginning of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the GREY ZONE channel has been one of the most famous propaganda channels that spread hatred towards Ukraine. The channel was also an unofficial mouthpiece of the Wagner PMC.

In addition, Russian Telegram channels claim that, in addition to Fedyanin, another well-known Wagner commander, Anton Elizarov, with the call sign “Lotus”, was killed in Mali. The invader led the offensive on Soledar and Bakhmut in the Donetsk region.

By the way, the Tuareg rebels claimed that dozens of Russian mercenaries were killed as a result of their operation. In addition, a former employee of the UN mission in the city of Kidal in northern Mali told the agency that 15 Wagner mercenaries were killed or captured after a three-day battle.