Putin's favorite mercenary leader may be preparing to justify a failure in Ukraine | Business Insider

Two recent videos illustrate what may be pre-emptive efforts to rationalise Wagner's failure. They may also be two of the most public displays of the intense rivalry that has developed between Wagner and Russia's regular military.A mural in Belgrade that praises the Wagner group and its mercenaries fighting in Ukraine.

Prigozhin not only backed his mercenaries up but continued the direct assault against Russia's top officers. In an audio message posted on the official Telegram channel of his firm, Concord Management, Prigozhin said,"when you're sitting in a warm office, it's hard to hear the problems on the frontline, but when you're dragging the dead bodies of your friends every day, and seeing them for the last time, then supplies are very much needed.

In mid-January, Putin replaced Gen. Sergei Surovikin with Gerasimov as the overall commander of Russian forces in Ukraine. There are differing explanations for the change, but Surovikin, who is also commander of , was widely viewed as an ally of Prigozhin and Wagner Group. His removal may be an attempt by the Kremlin to balance the dynamics between the two camps.new general orders for all troops in Ukraine in an attempt to bolster morale and discipline. Prigozhin was quick to criticise them — another instance of the mercenary leader's long-running challenge to Russia's military leadership.

The war in Ukraine has brought Prigozhin, known as"Putin's chef" for his catering business, out of the shadows. He has admitted being the leader of Wagner Group, which was long suspected, and becomePrigozhin gives Putin a tour of Prigozhin's school lunch factory outside St. Petersburg in September 2010.

BISouthAfrica So inexchange for fighting on the front lines, you can now have your short prison sentence commuted to a death sentence, sounds fair to me.

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