Russian General Sergei Surovikin, former top commander of Putin’s forces in Ukraine, has been arrested for some sort of connection to the failed Wagner mutiny, the Moscow Times reports. Surovikin has not been seen in public since Saturday when he put out what had been characterized as a “hostage video” pleading with his ally Yevgeny Prigozhin to stand down. “The situation with him was not ‘OK.’ For the authorities. I can’t say anything more,” a source told the Moscow Times.
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