Ex-Russian Commander Loses It On TV: Promises 'Bullet' For Prigozhin
An ex-Russian commander and current Stata Duma member grew exasperated on Kremlin TV last night, listening to the verbal contortions his fellow propagandists were going through on "Evening with Vladimir Solovyov." For him, it was simple, "treason cannot be forgiven under any circumstances," and Yevgeny Prigozhin would be wise to end it all before someone else does it for him.
Russia lost six helicopters - including three Mi-8 MTPRs specializing in electronic warfare - as well as a sophisticated Il-22 plane used to conduct battle plans at high altitudes. In all, upwards of 39 pilots were lost, making it the single worst day for the Russian air force since the second world war. And it was done by other Russians.
Source: International Business Times
A former commander of the Russian army said he wants to put a bullet in Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin's forehead after the latter launched an insurrection over the weekend.
Speaking during a broadcast of the "Evening with Vladimir Solovyov" show Sunday, retired deputy commander of the 58th Combined Arms Army of the Southern Military District Andrey Gurulyov said he believes "traitors have to be destroyed," specifically Prigozhin and Dmitry Utkin, who is the alleged co-founder of the Wagner private military company (PMC).