https://www.yahoo.com/news/exiled-wagner...24764.html
Well. I guess he isn't going out of the window today at least. Figuring out what, if anything, this means is a real riddle. His guys shoot down aircraft and kill Russians. Yet all is "forgiven". Well, not really, his company did lose it's contract to supply food to the Russian military. There probably was a lower bidder :-).
Different subject:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/...rkey-moves
If true, this is somewhat good news. The last thing NATO needs is a second obstructionist member getting in the way. That said, we have heard this one from Hungary before. IMO they will want to be bribed. Their position on this subject is less emotional and more "What can we get out of this?". However, Sweden can't join NATO until after Hungary votes to allow it. Their legislature goes on summer recess on July 7. The vote is not yet on the agenda. I don't know what the legislative status in Türkiye is. Seems unlikely a vote could happen between now and the NATO meeting.
Well. I guess he isn't going out of the window today at least. Figuring out what, if anything, this means is a real riddle. His guys shoot down aircraft and kill Russians. Yet all is "forgiven". Well, not really, his company did lose it's contract to supply food to the Russian military. There probably was a lower bidder :-).
Different subject:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/...rkey-moves
If true, this is somewhat good news. The last thing NATO needs is a second obstructionist member getting in the way. That said, we have heard this one from Hungary before. IMO they will want to be bribed. Their position on this subject is less emotional and more "What can we get out of this?". However, Sweden can't join NATO until after Hungary votes to allow it. Their legislature goes on summer recess on July 7. The vote is not yet on the agenda. I don't know what the legislative status in Türkiye is. Seems unlikely a vote could happen between now and the NATO meeting.