INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
A top Russian propagandist on Sunday accused the Wagner boss of "going off the rails" after receiving billions in public funds, as Moscow's
new narrative takes shape after Wagner's brief mutiny.Last weekend the head of the Wagner mercenary group, Yevgeny Prigozhin, led his forces
because of big money," Dmitry Kiselev, one of the main faces of the Russian propaganda machine, said on his weekly television show on
Sunday."He thought that he can challenge the Defense Ministry, the state itself and the president personally."Kisilev said that Wagner's
operations in Syria and Africa had given Prigozhin a feeling of impunity that was later reinforced by his rag-tag forces' battlefield
successes in eastern Ukraine.Without providing any evidence, Kisilev said Wagner had received more than 858 billion rubles ($9.7 billion) in
legislation introducing lengthy prison terms for those who criticize "volunteer groups" such as the Wagner.Many political observers saw
Telegram."If there had been people like Putin at the helm of the state in 1917 and 1991, there would have been no revolution and no collapse
