Vladimir Putin‘s exiled and controversial mercenary chief, Yevgeny Prigozhinreportedly dead or imprisoned in a Russian gulag after his failed coup attempt, RadarOnline.com has learned.
In the latest development nearly three weeks after he ordered his Wagner mercenaries to do so march to Moscowsources suggested that Prigozhin was likely seized and taken into custody following his arrest failed rebellion.
Also startling was a military source’s prediction that the world “will never again see Prigozhin in public.”
“My personal assessment is that I doubt we will ever see Prigozhin in public again,” said the retired US general. Robert Abrahams told ABC news this week.
“I think he will either go into hiding, or be sent to prison, or dealt with in some other way,” the former general continued, “but I doubt we’ll ever see him again.”
“Personally, I don’t think he is, and if he is, he’s in a prison somewhere,” Abrams added when asked if he thinks Prigozhin is alive.