Wagner Chief "Yevgeny Prigozhin" Convoy Withdraws from Rostov

The governor of the Rostov Oblast Vasily Golubev announced that a convoy with its vehicles, in addition to fighters from "Wagner", left the territory of the Rostov-on-Don on Sunday night.

Golubev wrote on his Telegram channel: “The Wagner group left the Rostov region and headed for its field camps. I am grateful to everyone who, under these exceptional circumstances, ensured the coherent work of life support systems in the capital and throughout the Rostov region.” 

The armed insurrection that occupied the world news during the past day and was led by the founder of "Wagner" Yevgeny Prigozhin, who chose this fate for himself by leaving Russia for Belarus, after mediation led by Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, has come to an end.

In this aspect, many points included in the agreement were revealed, the first of which is that some of the "Wagner" fighters who refused from the outset to engage in Prigozhin's "campaign" will have the possibility to join the ranks of the Russian armed forces and contract with the Ministry of Defense, and they will not be subject to any legal liability.

In addition to the return of the "Wagner" forces to their camps ... and the part that does not wish to return to headquarters and camps signs agreements with the Russian Ministry of Defense.

Also close the criminal case against Prigozhin and he will leave for Belarus.