Following the June 24 mutiny by the Wagner Group private military company (PMC), Russian security forces have detained 13 high-ranking military officers for questioning, The Wall Street Journal reported on July 13, citing anonymous sources.
The Wagner group mutiny three weeks ago has exposed dissension and fueled a shake-up in the Russian military, as it tries to fend off a Ukrainian advance.
rates and the lack of artillery support. one russian mp criticized his audio link as a political show but there s been no official push back on its content. i had no way to lie in your name, in the name of my fallen comrades, so i outlined all the problems which exist. reporter: it feels like another swipe at russia s beleaguered defense minister, sergei shoigu seen touring this. his chief of staff signed the order to have popov removed. there are unmistakable echoes of the criticism made by the wagner
a reconnaissance unit and military police and afterwards a mass brawl breaks out with knives and a man dies. a man dies there before he even gets to the front lines in ukraine. this kay chaos, this sort of brawling, this is what senior russian general ivan after he spoke out after he was fired for criticizing putin s war preparation. translator: as many commanders of divisional regiments said today, the servicemen of the armed forces of ukraine could not breakthrough our army from the front. our senior commander hit us from the rear, treacherously, and violently decapitating the army at the most difficult and dense moment. we don t know anything about what s happened to popov since he sent that.