25,000 soldiers of Wagner's army fumed with the death of Yevgeny Prigozhin, determined to take revenge on Russia

At present, Yevgeny Prigozhin, the Chief of the Wagner Army, remains in the limelight. Yevgeny Prigozhin, one of the special people of Russian President Vladimir Putin for a long time, rebelled against Putin about two months ago. However, his rebellion did not last long and Prigozhin ended the rebellion at the behest of Belarus President Alexander Lukashenko. But by doing this, Prigozhin had definitely bought enmity with Putin. Prigozhin died suddenly on 23 August in a private plane crash. Prigozhin's death causes an atmosphere of anger among the soldiers of his Wagner Army.

In fact, the Kremlin has denied that Putin was involved in Prigozhin's plane crash. But Prigozhin's death in a plane crash shortly after he opposed Putin seems to many to be not a coincidence, but a well-planned conspiracy. The soldiers of the Wagner Army are also holding Putin responsible for this and they are fuming with anger. Due to this, he has decided to take a big step.

The death of Prigozhin enrages the soldiers of Wagner's army and they are determined to take revenge on Russia. For this, 25,000 Wagner soldiers can soon march towards Russia's capital Moscow for an attack. Not only Moscow but different places in Russia can be attacked. Wagner soldiers are aware of all the places in Russia, in such a situation it may be difficult for Putin.

After this decision of Wagner soldiers, there has been an uproar in the Kremlin. Moscow's security has been beefed up. Tight security arrangements have been made from the border to the Kremlin and many places in the city. Not only has the army been alerted, but the Russian Air Defense has also been alerted. Putin's tension has also increased due to this.