Tom Maxwell on Nostr: “The Wagner Group mercenaries marched 800 kilometers across Russia, shot down ...
“The Wagner Group mercenaries marched 800 kilometers across Russia, shot down planes and helicopters, took over a regional military command, provoked a panic in Moscow—troops dug trenches, the mayor told everyone to stay home—and then stood down. Yet in a way, the strangest aspect of Saturday’s aborted coup was the reaction of the people of Rostov-on-Don, including the city’s military leaders, to the soldiers who arrived and declared themselves to be their new rulers.”
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2023/06/putin-caught-in-his-own-trap/674524/Published at
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