Putin "eliminated" 28 high -ranking officers after Prigogine's rebellion - Estonia intelligence

According to Estonian intelligence, the Kremlin dismissed 15 officers suspected of involvement in the rebellion of the Wagnerians. Another 13 high -ranking officers were detained. In addition, the intelligence is considered "missing" by the commander-in-chief of the air and space forces of the Russian Federation Sergey Surovikin, who was not seen in the public space since June 24 after the rebellion of Prigoin.

According to Margo Grosberg, Deputy Surovikin, Colonel-General Andrei Yudin, General GRU and Deputy Minister of Defense from the rear were detained. "It is not surprising, it was expected. Putin probably has prepared his list, and now those who can no longer be considered reliable are eliminated," Grossberg said. The Estonia Intelligence Head also noted that the units of the Wagner military company had transferred their heavy weapons to the Russian army last week.

Some of the Wagnerians are still in the Luhansk region of Ukraine, but does not participate in hostilities. At the same time, according to Margo Grosberg, the Wagnerians began to move to Belarus. In the Voronezh region, buses with Belarus numbers were noticed. It should be noted that at the end of June, Roszmi wrote about the detention of Deputy Surovikin, General-Colonel Andrei Yudin. He is rumored, he is in a pre -trial detention center in Moscow Lefortovo.

The Colonel General himself denied this information, claiming that he was at home "on vacation. " On July 13, the media reported that after the start of the military rebellion of Yevgeny Prigogine in the Kremlin detained several high-ranking soldiers, including the commander-in-chief of the Russian air and space forces Sergey Surovikin.

According to the sources of The Wall Street Journal, the Russian General was repeatedly summoned because the investigation tried to find out what role he played in the uprising and whether he knew about the plans of the head of PEC "Wagner". The sources of the media, close familiar with the Kremlin situation, have suggested that the general could be released as soon as President Putin would understand the consequences of the rebellion.