Wagner Chief Prigozhin Believed Killed On Plane That Crashed Near Moscow As Investigation Continues

Investigators continued to sift through wreckage of a private jet belonging to the Wagner group early on August 24 after it crashed en route to St. Petersburg from Moscow, leaving no survivors among a passenger list believed to include the leader of the private mercenaries, Yevgeny Prigozhin.

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