INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
Russian authorities havereturned 10 billion rubles ($111.2 million) to exiled Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin which they had seized in
police raids during his aborted rebellion last month.Law enforcement in St
carried out as part of a criminal mutiny investigation into the Wagner leader, charges which President Vladimir Putin eventually agreed to
drop in exchange for Prigozhin abandoning his revolt and leaving for neighboring Belarus.According to Fontanka, police returned the cash and
Sunday.As Wagner marched on Moscow on June 24, Prigozhin acknowledged that the seized cash was intended to pay salaries to his fighters and
Petersburg police had seized 4 billion rubles ($47 million) from a parked minivan
that both vans were seen in their original parking spots as of Monday evening.
