Wagner forces leaving Russia's southern Voronezh region: governor
The Hindu
Wagner fighters were leaving Russia’s southern Voronezh region on June 25, the local governor said, after the group halted a dramatic rebellion to bring down Russia’s top brass and U-turned on a march to Moscow.
Wagner fighters were leaving Russia's southern Voronezh region on June 25, the local governor said, after the group halted a dramatic rebellion to bring down Russia's top brass and U-turned on a march to Moscow.
"The movement of Wagner units through the Voronezh region is ending," Voronezh governor Alexander Gusev said.
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