Vladimir Putin "gets rid" of the head of the Wagner group, sends him to Africa, this is what awaits the former presidential chef

The hysterical actions and statements of Wagner head Yevgeny Prigozhin have undoubtedly angered the Kremlin. However, they are precisely the result of his attempt to save himself from the anger of the authorities. "Prigozhin realized that his privileged position as Putin's favorite had been shaken," said Lev Kadik, a journalist specializing in foreign affairs at the Latvian portal Delfi.lv and former the political editor of the Russian newspaper Kommersant. Many experts are convinced that the only function that the head of the Wagner Group successfully performed during the occupation was to make calls and mobilize prisoners, followed by their placement at the front. "Now, Prigozhin's services have become unnecessary, as the Russian army has learned since last August to independently perform the same tasks," Kadik said. The head of the Wagner Group also failed to capture Bakhmut after months of fighting, despite receiving Putin's approval to recruit criminals for this purpose. Prigozhin is a product of the Putin system, but now his position as "Putin's chef" has weakened within it, as he is no longer fighting against Ukraine, but for his own skin, said Maxim Reznik, a former member of the legislative assembly of St. Petersburg. Fyodor Krascheninnikov, a political scientist, has said that it is very likely that Prigozhin will be removed, not killed, but left, sent to some kind of "exile" such as in Africa, where Wagner has several ongoing missions . "Prigozhin will go to Sudan and what will happen to him can be guessed. In any case, he will be removed from the stage where everyone dances,