Andrei Sannikov: It’s Turn Lukashenka-Putin Duet’s Turn After Utkin-Prigozhin

The secret services used the usual method.

Andrei Sannikov, the leader of the European Belarus Civil Campaign commented on the death of the leader of the Wagner Group, Yevgeny Prigozhin:

– I think Prigozhin was really finished off. It just follows the logic of the backstreets of St. Petersburg. However, they did it "luxury": wasted him in a private jet.

The lightning-fast dissemination of information about this event testified that it really happened. The Kremlin usually does its best to hide that kind of information until it develops its own version. This means that the murder took place according to a ready-made plan for a flight accident, and therefore no one blocked this information.

There is one more interesting thing: Who are the hirer and the executor and why was all this necessary?

There is no doubt that Putin should have taken revenge on Prigozhin. First of all for his fear and wet trousers. Therefore, there was certainly competition for the fulfilment of this order. But those who actually performed it could have had just different goals than to help Putin take revenge on the offender.

I think that Utkin was also on board and was killed along with Prigozhin. And this is a different situation. It’s a power change test, in that case. Among the Wagnerites, as a single criminal group, but in pursuit of more significant goals.

That’s the usual method of the secret services: to launch a trial hard scenario with bribery, betrayal and murder, and to look where the streams will flow, who and where will run to surrender or sell oneself. And then to implement a real scenario of the seizure of power.

Thus, the well-known duet of Lukashenka-Putin comes to the fore after Utkin-Prigozhin.

Such castlings are fully in keeping with the style of the FSB and Lukashenka's brotherly KGB.