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The question is not "if" Prigozhin coup benefits Ukraine; it clearly categorically does. The question is "how much" it benefits Ukraine, and how much it could potentially shorten this war.
My current feeling is; significantly.
My current feeling is; significantly.
Wagner was a significant source of offensive power for Russia. And no, it wasn't just the convicts - although they were an important aspect - some of the best/most skilled soldiers on the Russian side, with the best equipment, were Wagner professionals.
That's all gone.
That's all gone.
And what is also gone is any lingering impression that Putin's "special military operation" has made Russia safer. It's brought chaos and insurrection - if not full scale civil war, to Russian streets.
Russians fighting Russians in Russian cities. All because of the war.
Russians fighting Russians in Russian cities. All because of the war.
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