Is this the turning point in the Ukraine war?
Posted: Sat Jun 24, 2023 4:05 pm
I wonder if this is now the turning point in the Ukraine war.
I was watching live on German TV a tennis match when the program was interrupted and a special broadcast took place informing about the latest situation in Russia.
Russian military helicopters opened fire on Saturday afternoon on a convoy of rebel mercenaries from the so called "Wagner Group" already more than half way towards Moscow in a lightning advance after seizing a southern city overnight. (Rostov on Don)
President Vladimir Putin vowed to crush an armed mutiny he compared to Russia's Civil War a century ago.
Fighters from Yevgeny Prigozhin's private Wagner militia were in control of Rostov-on-Don, a city of more than a million people close to the border with Ukraine, and were rapidly advancing northwards through western Russia.
A Reuters journalist saw army helicopters open fire at an armed Wagner column that was advancing past the city of Voronezh with troop carriers and at least one tank on a flatbed truck. The city is more than half way along the 1,100-km (680-mile) highway from Rostov to Moscow.
Prigozhin, whose private army fought the bloodiest battles in Ukraine even as he feuded for months with the top brass, said he had captured the headquarters of Russia's Southern Military District in Rostov after leading his forces into Russia from Ukraine."
more information on here:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/wagner-head- ... 37006.html
Max
I was watching live on German TV a tennis match when the program was interrupted and a special broadcast took place informing about the latest situation in Russia.
Russian military helicopters opened fire on Saturday afternoon on a convoy of rebel mercenaries from the so called "Wagner Group" already more than half way towards Moscow in a lightning advance after seizing a southern city overnight. (Rostov on Don)
President Vladimir Putin vowed to crush an armed mutiny he compared to Russia's Civil War a century ago.
Fighters from Yevgeny Prigozhin's private Wagner militia were in control of Rostov-on-Don, a city of more than a million people close to the border with Ukraine, and were rapidly advancing northwards through western Russia.
A Reuters journalist saw army helicopters open fire at an armed Wagner column that was advancing past the city of Voronezh with troop carriers and at least one tank on a flatbed truck. The city is more than half way along the 1,100-km (680-mile) highway from Rostov to Moscow.
Prigozhin, whose private army fought the bloodiest battles in Ukraine even as he feuded for months with the top brass, said he had captured the headquarters of Russia's Southern Military District in Rostov after leading his forces into Russia from Ukraine."
more information on here:
https://www.yahoo.com/news/wagner-head- ... 37006.html
Max