Two months after the mutiny against Putin organized by Yevgeny Prigozhinleader of the Wagner Group,coincidentally the head of the mercenaries has lost his life. The plane in which he was traveling with his trusted circle from Moscow to Saint Petersburg has crashed.

The Kremlin and the Russian Ministry of Defense are silent, but the CIA already warned of what could be the fate of Prigozhink.

“Putin is someone who generally thinks that Revenge is a dish best served cold. So he’s going to try to fix the situation as much as he can. In my experience, Putin is the ultimate apostle of revenge, so I would be surprised if he got away without further retaliation,” said William Burns, director of the agency.

The Wagner leader led an attempted rebellion in June thatput the Russian government in check and left Putin’s weakness more than evidentwhose image was touched.

For more than 24 frantic hours, the mercenaries advanced on Moscow.taking such important Russian cities as Rostov-on-Donwhere they were cheered.

Finally, Yevgeny Prigozhin stopped his advance after an agreement to stop the riot mediated by the Belarusian president, Aleksandr Lukashenko.

The attempted rebellion ended, in principle, without reprisals for the mercenaries and with the agreement that Prigozhin would leave for Belarus.

However, Putin himself hours before had spoken of treason and had promised on Russian television that those involved would respond. He called the riot “stab in the back”and betrayal of russia while threatening harsh reprisals.

And in 2018, Putin himself, during an interview, assured that he was capable of forgiving, “but not everything.” In fact, he specified and He settled that he would be unable to forgive “the betrayal”. You can see the moment in the main video of the news.