The Wagner Group Rebellion: Every Hour

In late June of 2023, the private mercenary army Wagner Group which had been fighting along side Russian forces in Ukraine decided to begin a march towards Moscow, which almost led to a serious confrontation.
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"Stormfront" by Kevin MacLeod
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Sources:
- Institute for the Study of War
- liveuamap.com/

[@kazioglod]

Such a historic event, it feels like it happened like two days ago.

[@villagernewsletter3577]

Fr right

[@BentleysUniverse]

yeah

[@rovizo]

Ahh yes I agree

[@PlaysRoblox36]

cause it did

[@gabrielesimionato1210]

Indeed

[@equalopportunityoffender1816]

Most anticlimactic coup attempt ever. The writers were setting up some amazing twist and then they subverted it right when it got good. It's like we live in the last season of Game of Thrones.

[@veroist_]

Wagner Group - A Netflix original

[@Cbassalik]

For real I was so excited to see Wagner and Kadyrovites fight!

[@ToT_PersonaSh]

​@@veroist_I just imagined a dark-skinned Prigozhin and Putin XD

[@Anthrexyt]

animation team ran out of budget before the big fight episode, they had to deal with it off camera

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

“I don’t want it He is muh president” -Jake Prigozhin

[@ihavetowait90daystochangem67]

Prigozhin rolls the worst coup attempt in history Ask to leave to Belarus

[@writershard5065]

It does make a lot of sense once you think about it. Angry dude attempts a rogue charge at the capital of a country, they target the families of his men. His men refuse to fight so he has no choice but to retreat.

[@biharek7595]

lmfao

[@bronto_5659]

It was not a coup.

[@Seriona1]

@@writershard5065 Wagner forces were willing to fight, it was the Russian Army that refused to fight and some of them even defected to Wagner.

[@Nick_Avarage]

He would get easily assassinated in Belarus. Everything seemed like he is the only one, who is clever among russian elites and government.

[@LtexprsGaming]

If the Russians can't even reach Moscow, we should give Napoleon some slack.

[@Eddie_YT1]

Napoleon reached Moscow the only man who took Moscow

[@hybirr]

@@Eddie_YT1 if you dont count Poles taking over Moscow (which russians celebrate as some sort of indepdence day called "unity day"), and if you dont count Mongols

[@Vistt1337]

​@@Eddie_YT1 Poland has left the chat

[@topthings9539]

You probably mean Hitler because Napolean took Moscow

[@Punker85_YouTube]

​@@Eddie_YT1 The Mongols and the Polish: I am a joke to you?

[@mapperofalthistory03]

Ain't no way he fast asf💀

[@BasilicataBall]

bro i posted my video the day the rebellion began. 💀

[@christophernakhoul3998]

There were many other channels who released a video on the topic the day it began

[@sage6211]

was probably working on it in real time

[@danilapolesciuk4316]

I mean this happened 2 days ago and he only had to do 20 frames

[@willywilly269]

There are several factors that play into that abnormal speed The group headed for Moscow was only 5k men strong which enabled them to assume a much more rapid advance

[@valentinaaugustina]

i love that the peace condition is “turn around”

[@Kruppt808]

I will give you a hundred bazillion rubles to turn your convoy around. Make that dollars and you got yourself a U turn comrade.

[@wilcowen]

Putin is truly the greatest negotiater of all time

[@billbuffalino6741]

Every now and then I get a little bit lonely And you're never coming 'round

[@sidatt8602]

@@Kruppt808 in dollars that is $130.594

[@orrorsaness5942]

@@sidatt8602Here’s 100 dollars, now go win a war for me.

[@Rainbow_Sish_Kabob]

Truly one of the rebellions of all time.

[@dx-ek4vr]

My favorite moment of the Ukraine war was when Prigozhin said "It's Wagnerin' time" and then proceeded to Wagner all over the Russians.

[@SayChuslimandPorkgaystanifUgly]

@@dx-ek4vr Actually agree with this one

[@ARG0T]

Shut up

[@sunmariney.2877]

Hahahahq 😐😐😐😐

[@RyanFennec]

@@dx-ek4vr xDDD

[@Spiderfisch]

Imagine if Caesar crossed the Rubicon But instead of taking rome just did nothing and returned to Gaul and everyone pretended like nothing happened

[@arkadius228]

No, more like some scythian king would show up and say: "hey caesar don't capture rome pwease" and Caesar was like: "ok"

[@0th_Law]

And then the Senate was like "Okay but you're still in hot water"

[@user-vl8ih6qx3s]

Wagner did not cross the Russian Rubicon - Oka river. Russian militaries would just blow up bridges and wait to defence Moscow from Wagners. Its not clear who would win.

[@user-nj3wv3gc9k]

A couple days before the case one russian commy compared prigozhin with valenstein. That comparison is more accurate I suppose. The video is on utube. Unfortunately, only in russian

[@muhammadaliffbinmuhammadla7846]

He would be exiled to Hispania (Spain).

[@italianpc4119]

Very large scale rebellion. Incredible changes

[@drygimangdrminjak8177]

meh. It was 5,000 soldiers marching to moscow and 20,000 sitting in rostov because they were scared. There was barely any gunfight and around 12 people died in total. It can't even be called a rebellion, its more of a mutiny.

[@italianpc4119]

@@drygimangdrminjak8177 bro doesn't understand humour

[@JarinCOD]

When you get super drunk, but then get sober right outside Moscow.

[@XYZ_55]

Didn't that happen in South Park with the Civil War reenactors?

[@JarinCOD]

@@XYZ_55 Yes

[@JohnSmith-bs9ym]

Sounds fittingly Russian.

[@user-uw3mu6co9s]

.

[@JustMe-em7hl]

Kinda crazy that a man that used to sell hot dogs got that close to overthrowing the Russian government.

[@osman_mamedov]

It wasn't close to overthrowing power. Wagner walked unhindered. Even if the fighting had begun in Moscow, it would have lasted about a week or a maximum of two weeks not in favour of Prigozhin. They don't have much equipment compared to the Ministry of Defence. Another question is what would happen to the capital itself and how things would be at the front?

[@FakeAssHandsomeMcGee_]

@@osman_mamedov Unhindered? The border guards let them through and hugged the Wagner troops even after the FSB began investigating Prigozhin. Putin asked the military and people not to side with Wagner. I read some Russian soldiers and security services sided with Wagner. Wagner troops had some skirmishes with the ones who were loyal to Moscow and shot down around 7 aircraft. Some coups have self-fulfilling prophecy effects. If people think the coup plotters are going to win, they switch sides and support the coup. Even civilians were taking pictures with the Wagner personnel. It was a real possibility that Prigozhin could have removed Putin without fighting the Russian regulars. And the Kremlin is probably aware seeing how they just pardoned everyone even when Putin vowed to punish the coup plotters and those that assisted them.

[@RickrollFoot]

You mean pewdiepie?

[@jameslongstreet9259]

Yes it’s interesting, but I dont think it was ever that close. The RuAF would have made short work of that collumn. It would have been another Highway of Death.

[@timtam53191]

Prigozhin's problem was with the defence ministry, he was going for the defence minister Shoigu not Putin himself. It wasn't surprising because the Prigozhin - Shoigu dispute's been going since february.

[@leog7668]

It quickly went from "Kiev in two weeks" to "Moscow in two days"

[@Thereisanalienpresenceonearth]

2 hours more like

[@i_barely_hee-know_her]

Half a day lol

[@d4chiik767]

В любой стране мира было бы также с их столицей, если это происходит очень неожиданно и когда часть армии находится на на военных действиях

[@VlaamseKhey]

​@@d4chiik767No.

[@VlaamseKhey]

​@@d4chiik767The fact is that we only see those things in third world countries

[@mix3k818]

What a weird moment. Even the Russians felt confused by this whole debacle.

[@user-mv2pr6fl8x]

Prigozhin changed his mind on the last moment willing to save lives of soldiers. He could won, because both “patriots” and “liberals” supported him. So if he could capture Moscow and establish provisional government - than everything is possible.

[@kraigisboss]

@@user-mv2pr6fl8x The group also shoot down 6 helicopters while on the way to Moscow and a possible command and control plane on the way.

[@Dragon-lc5ml]

​@@kraigisbossони были обмануты говорили это колона всу

[@pridefulobserver3807]

Absurdistan tops itself.

[@PulsatingOrgan]

Lol the only purpose of this was to fool nato and get 6 billion out of them

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

Imagine if tno lore was written like this. Himmler: I’m going to March on germania! *captures aachen, begins marching on germania* mousilini: hey don’t do that. Come to Italy instead. Himmler: ok

[@tunityguy]

They would remove it for not being historically accurate

[@owlplus001]

TNO lore is literally that Himmler does this and is given Burgundy by Hitler negotiating with him and the SS after the West Russian War ends up being a quagmire.

[@user-ve3hs5hq5i]

The Private state of Wagnerstadt Kharkiv

[@Cheesy_33]

not even an emperortigerstar video from less than a day ago is free from the plague of TNO

[@goldenfiberwheat238]

@@Cheesy_33 tno is a plague?

[@royxeph_arcanex]

To paraphrase someone I can't remember from the internet "Prigozhin legit woke up and said to himself “I'm gonna do the funniest thing in human history”."

[@mariodoblado668]

Lmao

[@pepperVenge]

This was the second most aggressive retirement/pension negotiation in human history.

[@theeasyway9432]

What’s the first

[@pepperVenge]

@@theeasyway9432 The years long political turmoil that led to Julius Caesar's infamous March on Rome.

[@emyrronain6983]

@@pepperVenge case of Caesar is cooler tho You want me to retire? I dont think so, I will make you retire instead

[@a.d.t.mapping]

what's the third

[@pepperVenge]

@@a.d.t.mapping My own retirement.

[@isaac_aren]

Biggest tragedy here is Tigerstar lost out on a longer video opportunity

[@kotemura9090]

When something like this happens in the US, he will definitely improve.

[@pwn3r1]

​@@kotemura909023/08/2024

[@windykingdom6153]

⁠@@pwn3r1August 23, 2024? Alrighty

[@Aotektek]

"mom can we have Napoleon?" Mom : we have Napoleon at home. Napoleon at home:

[@ohio9499]

I truly appreciate the amount of effort that was put in this video! I imagine this took several days!

[@user-vl8ih6qx3s]

Several hours

[@IndonesianBall51]

​@@user-vl8ih6qx3s 😐

[@corvidcorax]

@@user-vl8ih6qx3s *Several days

[@user-eh9op4mq4s]

@@corvidcorax *Several years

[@saccorhytus]

@@user-eh9op4mq4s *Several decades

[@TapOnX]

Real life version of HOI4's "trucking to Moscow"

[@micaella7749]

People treat Wagner as if they are fools, and they might be, but could we for a moment appreciate the fact that they covered a thousand kilometers in a single day? I mean, that IS quite a thing.

[@far_centrist]

Because no resistance.

[@mariotheundying]

No one got in their way tbh, Russia's military prob didn't even care

[@aasdasdsad9776]

They did it on a freeway m-84, by modern standards unopposed a 1k kilometers is nothing.

[@user-oz7ob2my5g]

@@mariotheundying 15 pilots died triying to stop them, that's more than from Ukrainian forces during the latest counteroffensive

[@JohnnyElRed]

I wonder how this will be called in the history books in the future. The Prigozhin Affair? The Rostov Rebellion? Nah, nothing so cool. Probably more like "The Useless March".

[@carlbates9110]

Probably the Wagner Mutiny. The Prigozhin Putsch would be better, though.

[@goganii]

​@@carlbates9110a very disappointing pp (prigozhin putsch)

[@allymac52]

to further confuse future historians, we could call it the Pringles Affair

[@martinmortyry7444]

I imagine "a prigozhin affair" might become an idiom for something short-lasting without much effects.

[@YehorKharlamov]

Special prigozhin Operation

[@AnonymousFreakYT]

Dang, I had missed that the convoy had gotten that close to Moscow. For some reason I thought they barely left Rostova-on-Don and were only _threatening_ to march on Moscow.

[@carlbates9110]

Russia started blowing up roads to stop their advance.

[@Metrofan_nab]

Они не пошли до Москвы всего лишь 200 км

[@AnonymousFreakYT]

@@Metrofan_nab I see that on the map in this video - but they went a lot further than I thought they did.

[@LoudWaffle]

Same, I don't know the layout of cities in Russia so when I heard that they had reached and were successfully occupying Veronezh already I just assumed it was some bumfuck border town.

[@yondie491]

I still have massive difficulty believing (read; I do not believe) that they made it that close to Moscow in force. Rostov-to-Tula (that's my estimation of the closest non-tiny-place) in 12 hours? That's an average of 75kph (45mph in Freedom Units for the americans reading). A military unit going that speed for 12 hours? ..... nope.

[@polgaror2675]

This was the greatest Civil War of all time.

[@Nugcon]

It's not a civil war, It's a domestic special millitary operation

[@HogBurger]

It was the civil war ever

[@nono_Hoi4]

Mom can we have the kornilov coup? We have the Kornilov coup at home Kornilov coup at home:

[@adamdenton1543]

Well original kornilov coup was such a mess. It happened because of lack of communication between kornilov and kerensky

[@goodusernamesareoverrated]

This whole situation is suspicious. No way there is not something under the shadows that we don’t know about that is going on.

[@user-mv2pr6fl8x]

It’s more simple.

[@ohio9499]

@@user-mv2pr6fl8xit’s never simple when it comes to war

[@user-mv2pr6fl8x]

@@ohio9499 Man, you are looking from Ohio, I am looking from inside. Leadership and planning of Special Military Operation was a complete failure from the very beginning and now it’s obvious to literally everyone. That’s made Prigozhin’s march possible, not some schemes or something.

[@srezno-ivan2006]

As from my understanding of what has happened, I have 3 possible options: 1 - Either Prigozhin truly didn’t wanted to risk the lives of his own men and the lives of innocent Russian citizens and made a good deal with the Kremlin that favors what he wants for the war and for his men? 2 - Prigozhin and the Wagner Group are being mislead to turn to Belarus, where Putin will order Prigozhin’s execution and that the Wagner Group will be secretly being ‘taken care off’ by the Belarusian dictator Lukashenko? 3 - Prigozhin pretends to take Putin and Lukashenko’s ‘fair deal’ and plans something far bigger for what he has in store for Russia, meaning his ‘failed coup’ was only a diversion?

[@user-mv2pr6fl8x]

@@srezno-ivan2006 2 and 3 are fantastic to my opinion.

[@pticu1]

Nice straight line. 😂 This must have been one of the easiest maps that you have ever made

[@OtakuVonBismarck21]

That's how to speedrun Barbarossa.

[@XYZ_55]

Blitzkrieg needs to take some notes

[@F22onblockland]

HOI IV snake tactics

[@StuffandThings_]

@@F22onblockland Seems like both Putin and Prigozhin played too much HOI4

[@MarloTheBlueberry]

My favorite moment of the Ukraine war was when Prigozhin said "It's Wagnerin' time" and then proceeded to Wagner all over the Russians.

[@peteranderson037]

Between the Titan sub search fiasco and this, last week was an absolutely batshit insane week, even after several years of back to back batshit insane weeks.

[@StuffandThings_]

The old Chinese curse "may you live in interesting times" is definitely an apt description for these past few years. Things sure have been... interesting.

[@VenomousVortexProductions]

The fact that they could've reached the large capital city, as well as having access to nuclear weapons, is scary.

[@marysartr]

They had access to nukes in Voronezh

[@VenomousVortexProductions]

@@marysartr Huh I never knew that. Just as well they pulled out from the region before anything escalated (though there are already a lot of questions out there about this matter we'll never know)

[@adamdenton1543]

Yeah. Even us supported putin

[@AverageCandyDealer]

Negotiations ended with a plane crash

[@veteranpg3d156]

That happened 3-4 months after the coup ended

[@jeremym8490]

It is so weird, history has never felt less distant.

[@prim16]

The most shocking part is how both sides came out of this losing

[@1994mrmysteryman]

Putin definitely won this. And with ease

[@QweQwe-vr1im]

Что людей шокирует в комментариях ? Что русские умеют договариваться в сложных ситуациях? Забавно читать что тут пишут, очень показательная работа пропаганды, люди черпают информацию из своих желтых «уважаемых» газет , а потом удивляются как это так получилось, что не произошло гражданской войны после мятежа, как будто кто то в этом мятеже этого хотел-договорились и разошлись. А ещё смешнее что тут поддержали Пригожина, хотя этот человек хочет побыстрее армию Украины разгромить и считает что министерство обороны все затягивает, в комментариях поддерживают человека который хочет совсем уничтожить армию Украины , а ему не дают, так держать!🤣

[@kostasgamer6725]

@@QweQwe-vr1im Я думаю, что все было запланировано заранее, мой парень. И Пригожин, и Путин вместе с Беларусью планировали все это дело, чтобы объединить всех русских людей, отвлечь украинцев, активизировать белорусскую армию и отвлечь Украину. После этого бьюсь об заклад, они все одновременно нападут на Украину и уничтожат ее. (говорю от переводчика кстати я не русский, я грек)

[@MU80085]

ахуенно договорились. всем бы так уметь@@QweQwe-vr1im

[@stephmod7434]

Must be the longest advance in a day in history.

[@dx-ek4vr]

Wagner covered more Russian ground in just 1 day than Russia did during their entire winter offensive

[@stephmod7434]

@@dx-ek4vr you mean their entire campaign. Winter offensive wasn't an offensive.

[@user-ve3hs5hq5i]

​@@dx-ek4vr Wagner did not occupy cities (excluding the center of Rostov-on-Don), did not build supply bases, and met almost no resistance. They were driving towards Moscow on the road at fast speed, and their tanks were on trucks, not under their own power.

[@themetroidprime]

Moscow really was a Third Rome for once. Perperuating the old tradition of disgruntled generals turning usurpers and marching on the capital to depose the sitting emperor.

[@gajendrasinghchouhan7877]

"turn around"

[@austria-hungary4981]

Wagner - *we march to Moscow* Also Wagner - *sure, we would like peace*

[@theamericane2655]

This was probably the most anticlimactic historical event so far this decade

[@sanguisbumb6138]

I mean this could be a ruse. Maybe the true climax is some time off.

[@theamericane2655]

@@sanguisbumb6138 what? Edit: sorry I'm really tired and can't think, can you please explain?

[@sanguisbumb6138]

@@theamericane2655 So we only know the surface level of the deal(what they told the reporters). There may be more hidden actors in this event or secret deals made that we don’t know about. Especially since the coup was called off with no consequences. Historically this never happens.

[@drygimangdrminjak8177]

​@@sanguisbumb6138what do you mean? wagner will attack kiev from belarus or something?

[@rl9legend770]

Good then. No one wants to see more suffering and war

[@Experciq]

Kiev in 3 days 🚫 Moscow in 3 days ✅

[@grempus1118]

Prigozhin rolls "worst coup ever" asked to die

[@Michaelthegrape7680]

Aliens must be so angry that finally the show “Earth” was picking up to a climax but the writers retconned the script a day later.

[@luqmanhakim2391]

that gotta be the shortest uprising right?

[@mappingshaman5280]

The 2017 independence of catalonia famously lasted 9 seconds.

[@m60tsabra24]

How

[@captain-chair]

​@@m60tsabra24Because they declared independence in their parliament and then it was instantly rejected.

[@GrosseFlotte]

​@@captain-chair >they declared independence in their parliament and then it was instantly rejected Sounds like another overdose by freedom and democracy(tm)

[@notlucas6859]

@@mappingshaman5280 can this be considered an uprising though? no one revolted

[@niol_test]

This was such a devastating event. So many moving frontlines, so many deaths. Much worse than the First Russian Civil War.

[@knightlord368]

None died man in this civil war maybe 23 or 10 maybe but for now none died

[@christophernakhoul3998]

​@@knightlord368He's being sarcastic

[@dtheundertale3799]

it could have been, if Prigozhin did not lose his nerves

[@EdwardLiebtDieHabsburger]

You are an imagineer.

[@mrfelslive]

I had an exam that morning at 9:00, everybody was kinda confused (hyped?). Almost nobody slept that night and watched the news. I saw people in metro watching Prigojin, and talking about it. Remember joking that it took more time for me to get to the train than for wagner to capture Rostov. I counted hours before they'll arrive at moscow and thought what will i do, incase i had to interract with them. Later it felt like a fever dream

[@user-xu9wc1xu2l]

Чё ты несёшь? В Москве всем было глубоко похуй на это(как москвич говорю). Всем было радостно, что появился ещё одной выходной

[@ShnoogleMan]

This might have been the fastest military campaign in history

[@jomama9578]

invasion of denmark was in 6 hours

[@dx_ream9277]

the fastest civil war

[@polargray1]

6 hour war walks in

[@megarigged]

That was fast

[@_drammy_]

i like your videos so much!

[@saroborsellino0389]

I really was expecting such a video!

[@khurramzafar]

Truly one of the most videos of all time

[@Daniboy0826]

Bro decided to quit the game right when he was in the middle of the bossfight. 💀

[@oilybat3269]

This was the most underwhelming coup in history

[@xroobsidian545]

Good job!

[@wildwilly356]

man that was such a thrill ride of rebellion though we must never forget the millons who died because of it

[@inoovator3756]

Millions?

[@Xeem_Pad]

@@inoovator3756 divide by million

[@kv4648]

​@@Xeem_PadI think it was like 30 something people in the air force

[@majorproblem8796]

What’s sarcasm?

[@PkPashtun]

Bro was about to capture Moscow but said “Nah”

[@ronikar1]

Was waiting for this

[@locomotivefaox]

“We’re going to March on Moscow.” Lukashenko: “Nuh uh”

[@weather_note]

Amazing

[@Fin4L6are]

From the bits and pieces I've heard they went around Voronezh, didn't they? Also their area of branching out past Voronezh was reported to have been wider.

[@command_unit7792]

They just drove on the highway throught Voronezh that is correct

[@konplayz]

what an incredible video

[@Sednas]

it was literally so quick that, because I got distracted for a few seconds the video was already over and I had to rewatch it

[@INFPQ]

I like how they got so close to Moscow, THEN THEY JUST WENT HOME!

[@olliegoria]

"Lol syke"

[@Brak_Informacji]

He tried to be like napoleon

[@CroatiaCOUNTRYballs36]

Excellent video, excellent infographic and more. Many greetings from Croatia!

[@GeneRauXxX]

Thank you for such a detailed map. I really appreciate it. Thank you for your service.

[@TheRealBFKelleher]

I feel like the note ending this should mention how Belarusian president Lukashenko mediated the deal and that Prizhogin agreed to go live in Belarus.

[@lilemont9302]

The map should also clarify that the land near Moldova is Transistria.

[@Rofflestomper]

@@lilemont9302no transnistria isn’t recognized and just exists as a Russian puppet. This not a country.

[@Pepo24]

​@@lilemont9302the map Is "neutral"

[@greywolf7577]

@@lilemont9302 Why doesn't Ukraine invade Transistria and give it to Moldova? Ukraine can't like a Russian puppet state at its back.

[@mafioznik8216]

Civil war any% speedrun

[@korakys]

I would wish this action to be known as "The 17 Hour War" because it's a cool name.

[@knightlord368]

More likd 12 hours

[@korakys]

Ah, I remember: following the events of the computer game Half-life 1 Earth was taken over by aliens in what became known as The Seven Hour War.

[@realperson6713]

I was "F5ing" the KZbin search for this since yesterday. Thanks.

[@AFGuidesHD]

I don't think the M4 is that thick lol

[@rayh6118]

I was not expecting you

[@umas6100]

Prigozhin starts a rebellion: this is an evolution of the character

[@aminelagwag8859]

What a Great show 😄

[@berkyazar6929]

Wow so interesting 👏👏👏

[@mappingshaman5280]

This would be like if in season 8 of game of thrones the golden company seized riverrun, cersei fled to casterly rock, the golden company started marching on kings landing, they took rosby, and then euron greyjoy convinced them to sail to the iron islands. The dumb thing is A: this sounds like it could have been in season 8 B: this happened in real life.

[@agermandown]

“Dude you messed the script up, we have to redo”

[@betula2137]

This is a better projection than a lot of the maps on this 👍

[@Kastelt]

It's weird how most of the time I see these maps they're just history, seeing things that are happening now feels strange.

[@mkneriahosborne]

Bro got to Moscow before Hitler

[@Pogogamer6969]

Bro we truly are living in a weird time

[@galliumgames3962]

That was fast, great video. It would be a cool detail to remove the Kakhovka Reservoir from the map following 6/6 as it’s almost completely drained now.

[@3bostonboys]

Immediately wanted this video the second I heard this happened

[@Kardia_of_Rhodes]

And here I was contemplating the prospect that Third Rome was gonna suffer the same fate as its grandfather. Remember, always pay your mercenaries what they're owed. Especially if they're leagues more competent than your actual army.

[@drygimangdrminjak8177]

They were paid, that's the thing. Apparently Prigozhin just really didn't like Shoigu.

[@CannelRu]

​@@drygimangdrminjak8177Группу Вагнера готовили к роспуску, они должны были присоединиться к армии России

[@deniznalcac6771]

Welcome to the list of those who reached to Moscow fronts but failed to capture the city, Wagner.

[@adamdenton1543]

Waiting for ukranians or russian neonazis

[@LisaSimpsonLiberal]

well that was a scary couple of hours.

[@dontusemyusername3208]

This feels like it’s more of a coup than a rebellion

[@pridefulobserver3807]

Truly historic piece, it feels as if it was just days ago, when the russian civil war made operation Desert Storm look like a turtle drag, 800km, such speed, SUCH dissapointment by how it ended.

[@theholypotato7763]

​@@Fusion_4000they had resistance, just only by a few helicopters and jets. Russian Airforce failed to put up serious forces.

[@pridefulobserver3807]

@@Fusion_4000 I thought everyone would understand the joke note with the "it feels like it happened just some days ago", but if that was not a clue, the fact of comparing this circus show to the most one sided obliteration in modern conflicts might give people a hint? u know, that it is humorous remark...

[@greywolf7577]

@@Fusion_4000 Why did Russia have no military in that area? Russia must be really hurting if they only have military in Ukraine and Moscow.

[@misterkarriere9031]

F Prigozhin ☠️

[@ZorixHistorias]

F

[@lilestojkovicii6618]

Rip bozo

[@Kebria]

Of all your vids, this one is the Magnum Opus!

[@Gamer-1999]

Dear author, please tell me how you make such maps and animations!

[@AirCone]

The Wagner group is biting the hand that fed it

[@rocombole4847]

they're just a bunch of criminals what would u expect

[@kikomalolschannel_8917]

No? Wagner had a big problem with supply beacuse of the corruption of the "hand". Ammo is literally stolen and WE use WW2 shells now

[@rocombole4847]

@@kikomalolschannel_8917 ok im sorry for my ignorance

[@coffee2993]

I was in the Rostov-on-Don city center all day that day, those were a funny 18 hours of "occupation" ngl

[@avantelvsitania3359]

Russia: We are the Third Rome, the true heirs to roman spirit! World: prove it Russia:

[@footballman271]

they cancelled the national focus

[@titanicbigship]

fr

[@user-ul8jh4qs2f]

I live in Rostov-on-Don. And I literally haven’t even seen the Wagner dudes. They just came in and out.

[@rl9legend770]

So is it or real or staged event?

[@user-ul8jh4qs2f]

Oh, I don’t really know myself. They definitely were in the city center. But other parts of Rostov were living there own life. There was a little bit of panic. Some people started buying everything like in covid times. But in general we were more surprised than scared. Wangner entered Rostov peacefully and left in as peacefully about 20 hours later. And all we, regular citizens, could say in the end was “What was that?”

[@bruceismay5440]

Every element of this event’s existence is so bizarre, out of the blue and completely predictable, it’s just strange and hard to comprehend

[@rl9legend770]

Either massive resistance near Moscow or staged event

[@mikev6740]

Nice

[@tottoku]

Есть определенные ошибки, хоть видео и добротное и создает примерное понимание их перемещений. На самом деле передовые части ЧВК Вагнер заходили на территорию Ростова-на-Дону через его северную часть. По крайней мере, имеющиеся на тот момент видеоматериалы фиксировали проникновение подразделений ЧВК Вагнер только через северные блокпосты, при этом не было материалов, которые бы подтверждали их проникновение со стороны Таганрога. Т.е. на карте части ЧВК Вагнер должны были выйти с территории Луганской области на юг, в сторону Ростова-на-Дону, а только потом развернуться на север, в сторону Москвы.

[@evgheniprijilevschi9701]

One small mistake in the map: there is no Kakhovka Reservoir anymore!

[@Mitthradata]

Truly one of the most rebellions in history

[@mesotheliomamike4748]

We were so close

[@hebytonk4533]

“We do a bit of trolling”- Prigozhin