The War in Ukraine

This is getting weird...

A raid on Russian mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin’s mansion in St Petersburg by security services has revealed his possession of some interesting items.

Among them was a wardrobe full of wigs, and photos of Prigozhin in various disguises wearing those wigs, which were allegedly taken from his personal album.

They include photos of the Wagner boss dressed in fatigues and a fake beard in front of flags of the Libyan national army, photos of him in a keffiyeh and brown beard and wig, and one of him in fatigues at what looks like a military airbase.

While the images – which circulated on social media earlier this week – were reportedly leaked to humiliate the mercenary leader, there has been speculation that they may have been doctored.

In the photos, the level of granular details such as the wrinkles on Prigozhin’s forehead and frown lines, appear to be consistent across all the photos, with additional detailing of a pimple in one.

Alongside the selfies, it is also possible to match at least one of the wigs in the photos, a dark blond one, to the one lying in the cupboard in his mansion.

The bad lighting, awkward and inconsistent selfie angles seem to suggest they might be authentic, although it is difficult to be sure.

Prigozhin had briefly been in exile in Belarus after calling off Wagner’s mutiny last month, but the Belarusian president, Alexander Lukashenko, said he returned to Russia on Thursday.
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Orban has promised earlier to ratify when Turkey does (apparently they don’t have a will of their own…).
 
Well, yes that’s true, western territories of Poland were given to Poland after WW2, but they belonged to Germany. Does he mean he will invade western Poland or did he forget that Russia is to the east of Poland?
 
This feels pretty significant, changing a long standing national tradition and religious event in an Eastern European country... in any country really!

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But he was safe and sound in Belarus!
 
That's what you get for not following through on a coup. DIZZY BITCH.
 
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