The campaign of the rebellious Prigozhin with the Wagner PMCs to Moscow ended with a truce between Prigozhin and Putin with the participation of the Belarusian dictator Lukashenko and the governor of the Tula region, formerly Putin's security guard Dyumin.

Something tells me that only the intermission in this tragicomedy has come.

What is the dry residue of Prigozhin's coup?

According to the telegram channel Layout: "During the raid (PMCS Wagner - author's note), the Russian military were killed. The death of at least two pilots of a combat helicopter of the Russian Aerospace Forces, who were shot down in the Talovsky district of the Voronezh region, has been confirmed." According to the publication Readovka, 15 servicemen of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation were killed (most of them are pilots).

According to the current Criminal Code of the Russian Federation: "Murder in a socially dangerous way" (paragraph "e" of Part 2 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code), and/or "Sabotage" (Part 3 of Article 281 of the Criminal Code), and "terrorist act (paragraph "b" of Part 3 of Article 205 of the Criminal Code).

According to the telegram channel "Rybar", the Russian Aerospace Forces in the confrontation with the PMCS Wagner lost six helicopters and one plane. The destruction of equipment falls under the definition of "Sabotage" (Article 281 of the Criminal Code) or under "Terrorist attack" (Article 205 of the Criminal Code).

According to the telegram channel "Rybar", the Russian Aerospace Forces in the confrontation with the PMCS Wagner lost six helicopters and one plane. The destruction of equipment falls under the definition of "Sabotage" (Article 281 of the Criminal Code) or under "Terrorist attack" (Article 205 of the Criminal Code).

The Russian military, apparently, seriously damaged two bridges in the Voronezh region: an overpass over the Don highway near Boguchar and a bridge over the Bityug River near the Anna district center. The publication Baza wrote with reference to eyewitness accounts that a shell was launched on the second bridge. Several people were injured as a result of the explosion on the bridge – at the time of the incident, a car was passing there, in which there was a married couple and their three-year-old child. The victims needed the help of ambulance doctors.

The damaged infrastructure facility is an oil depot in Voronezh, where a tank with fuel weighing about 5 thousand tons caught fire. The fire was extinguished only after 12 hours.

According to the law, the punishment for sabotage or terrorist attack is tougher if there has been an encroachment on the sources of dangerous chemicals. The roadway in the Rostov, Voronezh and Lipetsk regions was damaged — both by the tracks of the armored vehicles of the Wagner PMCs and by civilian equipment, with which the local authorities tried to stop the advance of the rebel forces.

In peacetime, this can be qualified as "Vandalism" (Article 214 of the Criminal Code) or as "Intentional destruction or damage to property".

Who will be responsible for the death of servicemen and other crimes?

The answer is no one!

The press secretary of the president Dmitry Peskov said that the criminal case against the head of the Wagner PMCs Yevgeny Prigozhin about the organization of a military mutiny will be terminated, he will "go to Belarus." The authorities will not pursue the fighters of the Wagner PMCs who participated in the mutiny, "taking into account their front-line merits."

The authorities will not pursue the fighters of the Wagner PMCs who participated in the mutiny, "taking into account their front-line merits." How did it become possible that for almost a quarter of a century of Putin's rule, a country with a weak democratic system has turned into an authoritarian, and now into a totalitarian one. The number of political prisoners in the country is now greater than during the years of Brezhnev's rule.

The institutions of power, over the years, have turned into an imitation. The state delegated the right to violence to private military companies, which are officially banned in the country, but have actually existed for a long time. The blame for the degradation of state institutions in the country lies not only on the current government, but also on the elites, and on the deep Russian people, who have been trumping their apoliticality all these years.

Prigozhin's putsch became possible because of his (special military operation). SVO began on 02/24/2022 with a full-scale military aggression of the Russian armed forces against the independent state of Ukraine. In Russia, the period from 1604 to 1618 is considered to be a time of troubles. The turmoil was accompanied by natural disasters, numerous cases of imposture and external intervention, civil war, severe state-political and socio-economic crises.

The beginning of the troubles in the XVII century was the campaign of False Dmitry I (Grigory Otrepyev) to Moscow, and the beginning of the troubles in the XXI century was the campaign of Yevgeny Prigozhin. A well-known saying of the historian Vasily Klyuchevsky: "History teaches nothing, but only punishes for ignorance of lessons."

Alexander Goncharenko, doctor, Russian human rights activist and politician

The campaign of the rebellious Prigozhin with the Wagner PMCs to Moscow ended with a truce between Prigozhin and Putin with the participation of the Belarusian dictator Lukashenko and the governor of the Tula region, formerly Putin's security guard Dyumin.

Something tells me that only the intermission in this tragicomedy has come.

What is the dry residue of Prigozhin's coup?

According to the telegram channel Layout: "During the raid (PMCS Wagner - author's note), the Russian military were killed. The death of at least two pilots of a combat helicopter of the Russian Aerospace Forces, who were shot down in the Talovsky district of the Voronezh region, has been confirmed." According to the publication Readovka, 15 servicemen of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation were killed (most of them are pilots).

According to the current Criminal Code of the Russian Federation: "Murder in a socially dangerous way" (paragraph "e" of Part 2 of Article 105 of the Criminal Code), and/or "Sabotage" (Part 3 of Article 281 of the Criminal Code), and "terrorist act (paragraph "b" of Part 3 of Article 205 of the Criminal Code).

According to the telegram channel "Rybar", the Russian Aerospace Forces in the confrontation with the PMCS Wagner lost six helicopters and one plane. The destruction of equipment falls under the definition of "Sabotage" (Article 281 of the Criminal Code) or under "Terrorist attack" (Article 205 of the Criminal Code).

According to the telegram channel "Rybar", the Russian Aerospace Forces in the confrontation with the PMCS Wagner lost six helicopters and one plane. The destruction of equipment falls under the definition of "Sabotage" (Article 281 of the Criminal Code) or under "Terrorist attack" (Article 205 of the Criminal Code).

The Russian military, apparently, seriously damaged two bridges in the Voronezh region: an overpass over the Don highway near Boguchar and a bridge over the Bityug River near the Anna district center. The publication Baza wrote with reference to eyewitness accounts that a shell was launched on the second bridge. Several people were injured as a result of the explosion on the bridge – at the time of the incident, a car was passing there, in which there was a married couple and their three-year-old child. The victims needed the help of ambulance doctors.

The damaged infrastructure facility is an oil depot in Voronezh, where a tank with fuel weighing about 5 thousand tons caught fire. The fire was extinguished only after 12 hours.

According to the law, the punishment for sabotage or terrorist attack is tougher if there has been an encroachment on the sources of dangerous chemicals. The roadway in the Rostov, Voronezh and Lipetsk regions was damaged — both by the tracks of the armored vehicles of the Wagner PMCs and by civilian equipment, with which the local authorities tried to stop the advance of the rebel forces.

In peacetime, this can be qualified as "Vandalism" (Article 214 of the Criminal Code) or as "Intentional destruction or damage to property".

Who will be responsible for the death of servicemen and other crimes?

The answer is no one!

The press secretary of the president Dmitry Peskov said that the criminal case against the head of the Wagner PMCs Yevgeny Prigozhin about the organization of a military mutiny will be terminated, he will "go to Belarus." The authorities will not pursue the fighters of the Wagner PMCs who participated in the mutiny, "taking into account their front-line merits."

The authorities will not pursue the fighters of the Wagner PMCs who participated in the mutiny, "taking into account their front-line merits." How did it become possible that for almost a quarter of a century of Putin's rule, a country with a weak democratic system has turned into an authoritarian, and now into a totalitarian one. The number of political prisoners in the country is now greater than during the years of Brezhnev's rule.

The institutions of power, over the years, have turned into an imitation. The state delegated the right to violence to private military companies, which are officially banned in the country, but have actually existed for a long time. The blame for the degradation of state institutions in the country lies not only on the current government, but also on the elites, and on the deep Russian people, who have been trumping their apoliticality all these years.

Prigozhin's putsch became possible because of his (special military operation). SVO began on 02/24/2022 with a full-scale military aggression of the Russian armed forces against the independent state of Ukraine. In Russia, the period from 1604 to 1618 is considered to be a time of troubles. The turmoil was accompanied by natural disasters, numerous cases of imposture and external intervention, civil war, severe state-political and socio-economic crises.

The beginning of the troubles in the XVII century was the campaign of False Dmitry I (Grigory Otrepyev) to Moscow, and the beginning of the troubles in the XXI century was the campaign of Yevgeny Prigozhin. A well-known saying of the historian Vasily Klyuchevsky: "History teaches nothing, but only punishes for ignorance of lessons."

Alexander Goncharenko, doctor, Russian human rights activist and politician