Hours after Wagner began its short-lived revolt, the Kremlin detained several top-ranking Russian officers in a broad effort to root out collaborators
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Sergei Surovikin is being held and interrogated in Moscow; others were detained, suspended or firedA Kremlin spokesman said Monday that Russian President Vladimir Putin held talks with Wagner founder Yevgeny Prigozhin and his commanders just five days after the group’s aborted mutiny in June. Photo: Russian Pool/Concord Press Service
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