Russian President Vladimir Putin was 'paralyzed' when the private military company Wagner Group started an attempted rebellion in Russia last month, according to a new report.
was reportedly"paralyzed and unable to act decisively" when the Wagner Group private military company launched an attempted mutiny late last month.
While actions were taken to strengthen security at several facilities, including the Kremlin, officials told The Post that no further steps were taken."Putin had time to take the decision to liquidate [the rebellion] and arrest the organizers," said one of the European security officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity."Then when it began to happen, there was paralysis on all levels. … There was absolute dismay and confusion.
Yevgeniy Prigozhin left the Southern Military District headquarters on June 24, 2023, in Rostov-on-Don, Russia. "There seem to have been important people in the power structures … who seem to have even been sort of waiting for this, as if his attempt had been more successful, they would also" have joined the plot, another official said.
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