Glad to hear that you're feeling more energetic, Paul.
In mutiny news, just like that, it ended almost as soon as it began. The poll had been up all of 15 minutes when news broke that Prigozhin had ordered his troops to cease fire and turn back short of Moscow.
One really has to wonder what Prigozhin was thinking. Did he really think he could overthrow Putin? Did he believe, going in, that he could force Putin to the bargaining table? Wagner hadn't yet suffered a big defeat at the hand of Loyalist forces, so why did he decide to call it off?
This BBC article does a really good job explaining why this all most likely happened.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66013532
After all of this drama, I suspect that Prigozhin will not be dying of natural causes or old age.
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