Media: Armed Assault Party Of PMC 'Wagner' Flies To Moscow After Prigozhin's Death

Russia was on the threshold of a new military mutiny.

Russia may have been on the verge of a new mutiny the day after Yevgeny Prigozhin's death.

This is reported by the VChK-OGPU telegram channel which is close to the Russian security forces.

The VChK-OGPU found out that on August 24, the day after Prigozhin's death, a landing of "the assault party from PMC Wagner" was planned in Moscow.

At noon, just at the moment of identification of bodies, when it became known that the PMC leaders were killed, a transport AN-124 (RA-820300), used by Wagner for the transfer of people and equipment, took off from the Ulyanovsk airfield.

Judging by the way the aircraft was making circles over Ulyanovsk, the crew and fighters inside were obviously waiting for orders on where to fly and what to do.

But in the end, apparently, they were ordered to return and "not to jump off the deep end", because 50 minutes later RA-820300 landed at the same aerodrome.

The Wagner transport is still there today.