More tame than Prigozhin: how Putin will use Troshev

How Putin will use Troshev/Collage 24 Channel

Vladimir Putin met with the ex-commander of the Wagner PMC Andrei Troshev and instructed to form “volunteer units”. Meanwhile, the Ukrainian Armed Forces confirm that former Wagnerites are returning to the front. But this is all being done in order to eliminate the remaining mercenaries.

About this24 Channelsaid Russian oppositionist, blogger, lawyer Mark Feigin, noting that mercenaries are unreliable, so they can go to Moscow again. Let us note that the Kremlin released a transcript of a conversation between the Russian dictator and the ex-commander of the Wagner PMC.

“30 thousand sitting in the rear in the cities, it is unknown what their connection is with each other, what plans they are hatching. It’s easier to send them to the front. These 30 thousand will dry up in a few months. Perhaps in six months. They will be gone,” Feigin emphasized.

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More tame than Prigozhin

According to the Russian oppositionist, Andrei Troshev – the person is supposedly “reliable”. Like, he will do what he is told. In addition, in Russia they have already said that it will be possible to conclude contracts only with the Ministry of Defense of the aggressor country.

“Will there be a new Prigozhin from Troshev? Of course not. After all, we’ve already finished the game with Prigozhin. And the second reason is what for?” – the blogger noted.

Like, Troshevperforms an official taskand not a political one. Yevgeny Prigozhin had precisely political plans that led him to march on Moscow.

Mark Feigin suggests that Andrei Troshev could subsequently be quietly poisoned.

In general The task of complete cleanup has been set. I am deeply convinced that there will be no such double with the revival of the Wagner PIK. “Nobody needs it,” said the lawyer.

In his opinion, former PIK participants who went home and are now returningwill not be as effectiveas they were under Prigozhin.

Wagnerites return to the war against Ukraine

• After the withdrawal of the Wagner PPK fighters from Ukraine, the leader of the Wagnerites, Yevgeny Prigozhin, tried to organize an armed rebellion in Russia. However, it was unsuccessful. The mercenaries were then placed on the territory of Belarus. In August, they began to redeploy from there.
• The Armed Forces of Ukraine confirmed that the aggressor country was returning former Wagnerites who were in Belarus to the war. They were given the task of regaining lost positions in the Donetsk and Lugansk regions. Former fighters of the Wagner PPK fight in different units and take part in battles in the East. Several hundred mercenaries were spotted in the Bakhmut direction.
• The Institute for the Study of War noted that the Wagnerites are fragmented and are unlikely to be able to unite into a single fighting force or influence the combat capabilities of the Russians.