In a speech by Putin and a response from Wagner’s boss, it is claimed that Wagner could have seized Ukraine within a day. However, this claim is met with skepticism due to the fact that it took Wagner a year and 20,000 troops to seize back a city in Russia. The discussion also revolves around the bravado displayed by Russian military leaders, with both Putin and the Wagner boss being known for their strong and assertive demeanor.
Putin’s speech emphasized unity, but the recent mutiny led by Wagner seemed to undermine his authority. While some locals were supportive of Wagner’s actions, there were also reports of Russian soldiers joining them. The deal made with Belarus to allow Wagner to go there raises questions about the strength of the Russian government in dealing with such rebellions. The discussion concludes with the uncertainty surrounding Wagner’s leader and the potential danger that the group might pose if they choose to fight in Belarus.
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