In Vladivostok, flags were cut on the graves of mercenaries from PMC “Wagner”

At the Maritime Cemetery of Vladivostok, unknown persons cut Russian flags on the graves of those who died during the war with Ukraine. this is reported by Newsbox24.tv with a link to a video from readers.

According to the author of the video, the flags of “PMC Wagner” stood on the graves, but after the rebellion of Yevgeny Prigozhin, they were replaced by Russian flags. Later, unknown people cut down the Russian flags, but left intact the banners of the marines and military intelligence. The subscriber noted that there is not a single flag with the symbols of PMC “Wagner” left in the sector.

Judging by the video, the flag of PMC “Wagner” was cut on the grave of Nikita Kokyrtsy. In 2011, his namesake was sentenced to 15 years for murdering a pensioner. According to the court, together with an accomplice, they tried to take possession of the pensioner’s apartment. Since the victim refused to exchange the apartment for a private house, Kokyrtsa, on behalf of an accomplice, entered the apartment and strangled the hostess with a plastic bag. Kokyrtsy’s death was not publicly reported.

• On Friday, June 23, Yevgeny Prigozhin accused the Russian Ministry of Defense of launching a missile attack on the rear positions of the Wagnerites and announced a “justice march” to Moscow in order to bring to justice the leadership of the defense department, specifically Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu and Chief of the General Staff Valery Gerasimov .
• Within a day, columns of PMC “Wagner” actually managed to take control of Rostov-on-Don and, presumably, Voronezh. Russian President Vladimir Putin called Wagner’s performance a betrayal and a blow in the back, while the Ministry of Defense characterized the event as a provocation. The FSB opened a criminal case against the founder of the PMC for incitement to rebellion.
• By the evening of June 24, it became known about the negotiations between Prigozhin and Lukashenko. As a result of these consultations, the advance of the “Wagner” columns towards Moscow was stopped. The press secretary of the Kremlin, Dmitry Peskov, said that the participants of the armed demonstration will not be prosecuted. Later, the FSB closed the case about the riot, and Putin suggested that the mercenaries “go to Belarus.”