Questions About Yevgeny Prigorzhin's Private Plane Crash
by Limin Wang
August 25, 2023

News from Russia's mainstream outlet has almost but certainly confirmed that Yevgeny Prigorzhin did die from his private plane crash on its flight from Moscow to St. Petersburg on August 23, 2023, along with six other leaders of the Wagner Group and three crew members. If they have really died, then who did it?

A lot of enemies, within Russia and abroad, want Yevgeny Prigorzhin and the Wagner Group to die. If Russian President Putin ever has even the motive, I do NOT understand what's the urgent need to do this. Russia is in a war with the USUK-led evil system. A tragic death of Prigorzhin and other leaders of PMC Wagner Group would significantly hurt the morale of the Russians and their allies, because they are HEROES, and even their request for a right change about the Russian military system was supported by so many! Russia could not win this war as quickly as it hoped for, because the Russian Federation was on the way to become a "partner" and a follower of the American Evil System, and Russia is not the surging Soviet Union anymore. From this aspect, I doubt the Kremlin would have done this, especially at this stage.

I would suspect the USA may really behind this mass murder and frame it onto the Kremlin. USA and its cronies do have the techniques and tools to track a private airplane and to hit it in the air. Think about how far Moscow is from the western border of Russia, but Moscow still has come under more and more (UAV) attacks. Up to today, the Pentagon and White House have CLAIMED the plane was not hit by a (surface-to-air) missile, as if the USA satellites were so competent. However, if a bomb were on board and went off in the air, why NO apparent fire was visible with the dropping plane? why NO big fragments were visible during the dropping? Why the dropping plane seemed complete yet plunged down? Why a billow of white smoke against the otherwise blue sky was absolutely visible NOT FAR away from the dropping plane?