Stunning claim about Prigozhin: He didn't board the plane after learning about the bomb, he is currently living on Margarita Island

A remarkable claim has emerged regarding Yevgeny Prigozhin, the leader of the mercenary group Wagner, who died in a plane crash shortly after rebelling against Russian President Vladimir Putin. It is alleged that Prigozhin learned a bomb had been placed on the plane and therefore did not board it, and that he is continuing his life on Margarita Island off the coast of Venezuela.

HE HAD LOST HIS LIFE IN A PLANE CRASH

Prigozhin, once known for his closeness to Putin and who undertook a significant role in the Russia-Ukraine war, had reacted against the Moscow administration in recent months and launched a short-lived rebellion. However, with the intervention of Belarus, Prigozhin left Russia and took refuge in Belarus. On August 23, Prigozhin died when the jet he was on crashed near Moscow.

"HE IS LIVING ON MARGARITA ISLAND"

While debates regarding Prigozhin's death show no signs of subsiding, a new claim surfaced today. Dr. Valery Solovey, known as an international relations expert and academic, stated that Prigozhin did not actually die and is continuing his life on an island in the Caribbean. Solovey claimed that Prigozhin is living on Margarita Island off the coast of Venezuela.

"HE DID NOT BOARD THE PLANE AFTER LEARNING ABOUT THE BOMB"

Solovey suggested that before the plane crash, Prigozhin learned about the bomb on the aircraft and did not board for this reason. Solovey said, "Putin and the Secretary of the Russian Security Council, Nikolai Patrushev, played a game to make it appear as though he died. Prigozhin is still alive and in good condition."

News Source: 12punto