Putin and Prigozhin Meet in Kremlin: Possible Reconciliation Between Backstabbing Traitor and Russian President?

The Kremlin has confirmed that Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin and his commanders on June 29th, just days after the group threatened to overthrow the country’s military leadership and marched on Moscow.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said the meeting, which lasted almost three hours, was attended by 35 people. He did not provide further details about the meeting, but said it was the first time the Kremlin had discussed an in-person meeting between Putin and Prigozhin.

Prigozhin is the founder of the Wagner Group, a private military company which has been linked to numerous conflicts around the world. The group has been involved in the conflicts in Syria, Ukraine, and Libya, and has been accused of carrying out operations in Africa and the Middle East.

The confirmation of the meeting between Putin and Prigozhin adds a new twist to the ongoing feud between the two men. Prigozhin has been branded a backstabbing traitor by Putin, and the meeting could signal a possible reconciliation between the two.

The details of the meeting remain unclear, but it could have a significant impact on the future of the Wagner Group and its operations around the world. It is also likely to have implications for the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, where the group has been active.