“The result is good. I cheered everyone up.” With those words, Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin disappeared on Saturday night after he had let his mercenaries advance on Moscow and stopped that advance 24 hours later as suddenly as it had started. However, his men do not seem to be really happy, according to online messages analyzed by the British news service BBC.
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Wagnerians scathing about their leader Prigozhin: "He screwed everyone”
