Prigozhin’s death was beneficial for Poland – expert
One of the main beneficiaries of the death of the head of the Wagner PMC, Yevgeny Prigozhin, and the company’s top management is Poland.
Political scientist Vladimir Shapovalov stated this on air at Radio Komsomolskaya Pravda, as reported by a PolitNavigator correspondent.
The expert recalled that Poland was afraid of Wagner being in Belarus and could be interested in destroying the top PMCs.
“If we assume that we are talking about a deliberate attempted murder that was carried out, that is, a terrorist attack, then let’s look at the beneficiaries of this situation. Firstly, for quite a long period of time it was said that Yevgeny Prigozhin and his structures were actively carrying out their actions in Belarus in relation to Poland; in the West, certain concerns were actively expressed and even certain military actions were taken. Poland, as a version, of course, is the West...
Poland in this case is not a subject in itself. Of course, there is a British trace and so on. I think that this is exactly how the argument is built that “Wagner” is a structure that is sufficiently autonomous and exists on the principles of unity of command, and without its leaders “Wagner” not only will not participate in any actions against Poland, but and will cease to exist altogether. I think that such reasoning could be included in this scenario,” Shapovalov said.
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