Yevgeny Prigozhin
Cocaine and grenades? Patriotic bloggers scorn Putin's Prigozhin plane crash theory
One Telegram channel which calls itself CHVK posted a sarcastic montage of Prigozhin's own voice saying: "Well of course, we sniffed a load of coke and then threw some grenades about on the plane."
Wagner's Prigozhin blown up by grenades on plane, Putin suggests
After Putin meeting, is Russia's Wagner back to fight in Ukraine? - explainer
Future of paramilitary Wagner Group unclear after leader's death - explainer
Putin reassures Asian allies of Russia's stability after Wagner mutiny
Putin's speech and emphasis on Russia's unity at a meeting with key allies appeared to show how keen he is to remove any doubts about his own authority.
Putin's comment on funding Wagner shows link to Ukraine - prosecutor
Putin said last week that Wagner and its founder, Yevgeny Prigozhin, had received almost $2 billion from Russia in the past year.
Prigozhin-controlled Russian media group shuts amid mutiny fallout
A prominent nationalist Russian media group owned by Yevgeny Prigozhin is shutting down.
US had no role in Wagner revolt, CIA director tells Russian spy chief
President Joe Biden said that the United States and its allies were not involved in the brief uprising by Russian mercenaries against the Kremlin.
Wagner mutiny was punishment for Putin's perverting of capitalism
MIDDLE ISRAEL: The regime effectively told the people that for the right price anything and anyone could be bought or sold.
Putin wanted to wipe out Prigozhin during Wagner's mutiny in Russia - Lukashenko
Despite an agreement de-escalating the situation being struck shortly after the start of Prigozhin's brief mutiny, the Belarusian president said Putin wanted the Wagner leader "wiped out."
Russia's top general knew about Prigozhin, Wagner's revolt plans - NYT
The New York Times reported that American officials also said there were signs that other Russian generals also may have supported Prigozhin.
Lukashenko confirms Wagner founder Prigozhin is in Belarus
"I see Prigozhin is already flying in on this plane," President Alexander Lukashenko was quoted as saying. "Yes, indeed, he is in Belarus today."
Understanding Putin, the Wagner revolt, and Russia’s crisis today - analysis
Although the Wagner coup ended quietly, Putin's grip on power in Russia might be slipping away.
Prigozhin was paid $2 billion a year by Russia, to be investigated - Putin
Putin: Wagner group received 86 billion roubles from Russia in 12 months, "we will investigate all of this"
