2023 Prigozhin’s Private Plane Crash in Tver Region, Russia (Accurate Crash Site )

The private plane that Prigozhin took off from Moscow at about 18:00 local time on August 23, 2023, and planned to go to St. Petersburg. The plane was normal until 18:19 local time, when the plane "suddenly plummeted" within 30 seconds, dropping more than 8,000 feet from a flight altitude of 28,000 feet. But before the crash, "there was no indication that there was anything wrong with the plane".

The plane is suspected to have crashed near the town of Kurhenkino in the Russian territory of Tver Oblast, about 60 miles north of Moscow, where it departed. The plane is a private jet manufactured by Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer; reports suggest the plane may be Prigozin's private jet, an Embraer Legacy 600. However, RIA Novosti claimed that the plane belonged to the commercial transport company "MNT-Aero LLC".

According to reports, Seven passengers and three crew members were killed. The seven-passenger list includes almost all senior leaders of the Wagner Group, including Wagner Group founder Prigorzhin. All 10 bodies have been found on the plane. Minutes after the crash, footage emerged on social media showing the plane appearing to be in a horizontal spin before landing on the ground, apparently missing its vertical stabilizer.

In this accident, the 39-year-old stewardess Christina Raspopova became the only female victim on the plane. According to Christina's family, she had informed them of the flight delay by communication before the plane took off and revealed that the plane was in transit. The "unusual maintenance" was obviously an Assassination taken by the Russian Federal Security Service at the behest of Putin, disguised as maintenance personnel, planted bombs and executed all the top executives of the Wagner Group.

At the time of the crash, Putin was speaking at an event marking the 80th anniversary of the victory in Kursk. Life-and-death threats to leaders are neither forgiven nor forgotten, so people's fortunes can change quickly. For more than two decades, those who posed a threat to the Russian leader were routinely exiled, imprisoned or killed, quickly stripped of their power.

When Putin met Pushilin, the acting leader of the "Donetsk People's Republic" on the 24th, he publicly mourned Prigorzhin as an "unfated" genius who made many mistakes in his life. The remaining Wagner Group leadership is either dead or silent.

Prigozhin signed himself a special death warrant the moment he believed Lukashenko's bizarre 'guarantee' and Putin's equally absurd 'word of honor'". Prigozin's story seems to follow The trajectory of other instances in Russian history - people who implemented brutal policies for the Kremlin Ended up being punished and killed.