Wagnerians promise revenge on Putin for Prigozhin's death. "March on the Kremlin!"

Fighters of the Wagner Group promise revenge on the Russian authorities for the liquidation of Yevgeny Prigozhin. His supporters threaten Russian President Vladimir Putin and Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu. In the Wagner Group, there has been a developed and approved mechanism of action in the event of the death of Yevgeny Prigozhin or Dmitry Utkin.

Fighters of the Wagner terrorist group have announced that they will take revenge on Russian dictator Putin for the death of their leader Yevgeny Prigozhin.

Death of Prigozhin: Wagner Group militants have a concrete plan

The media reports that Prigozhin's Telegram channels are full of threats. The Wagnerians plot revenge for the death of their leader. "They will take revenge", one of the former fighters of the illegal group tells the "We Can Explain" channel.

Readovka, a pro-Kremlin news site linked to Prigozhin, said the private military company had "a long-established, approved mechanism of action in the event of the death of Yevgeny Prigozhin or Dmitry Utkin." This is confirmed by the source: - The full mobilization plan is introduced automatically and applies to all Group commanders.

The Wagner Group-friendly channel Gray Zone reported that "The hero of Russia, a true patriot of his homeland, Yevgeny Viktorovich Prigozhin, died as a result of the actions of Russian traitors." Hundreds of people reacted to this post, promising revenge on Putin and Shoigu.

"Belief in the decency of anyone in power is a thing of the past, beasts" wrote one of Prigozhin's supporters. "Putin, you are a coward. You killed Prigozhin" wrote another.

The Wagner group also threatens Lukashenko and Shoigu

Supporters of the Wagner Group also mentioned the self-proclaimed president of Belarus, Alyaksandr Lukashenko, who had given guarantees to Prigozhin. "He helped stop the Wagner offensive and deceived Prigozhin," they write.

The fact that it was Lukashenko who gave security guarantees was also reminded by the Belarusian oppositionist Svitlana Tychanowska.

"No one should trust Lukashenko's 'security guarantees' and any agreements concluded with him," Tychanowska said.

However, Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu receives the most threats. Professor David Lewis, a global policy expert at the University of Exeter, believes Prigozhin's death will anger many Wagner soldiers. - The shooting down of the plane is unusual even for Russia, but it is in line with Putin's style of dealing with opponents with symbolic forms of revenge, even if some time has passed after the event. But it will have political consequences, says David Lewis, quoted by Sky News.