Thread by @ChrisO_wiki

1/ The Russian National Guard (Rosgvardiya) is reported to have come under suspicion as a possible accomplice of Yevgeny Prigozhin's mutiny, following some strange occurrences involving the Wagner Group's weapons. ⬇️

2/ The VChK-OGPU Telegram channel reports that although nobody has been charged over the mutiny, "the FSB continues to actively search for high officials who may have been involved in the June "march of justice", organised by the head of PMC Wagner, Yevgeny Prigozhin."

3/ "At the same time, the focus of attention of investigators is now concentrated on the Rosgvardia, although initially employees of this service as potential traitors were not considered."

4/ According to VChK-OGPU, a "strange agreement between Rosgvardiya and the private military company" emerged immediately after the mutiny. This has prompted the interest and suspicion of investigators.

5/ The channel reports that "it turned out that during the disarmament of the Wagnerites they 'stashed until better times' a significant part of their ammunition and equipment right in the warehouses of the Rosgvardiya."

6/ One such cache is said to have been created near the village of Kazachiy Stan (location not further specified), near a Rosgvardiya training ground.

7/ "Up to four large containers of military equipment were transferred to the cache, and the scheme was supervised by a certain Roman, who holds the rank of general."

8/ There may be an innocent explanation for this – immediately after the mutiny, it was announced that the Rosgvardiya would be equipped with heavy weapons to suppress future armed uprisings. However, the authorities will likely want to be completely sure of its loyalty.

Source:
t.me/vchkogpu/41967