[ptsal]

There are consequences for going out of bounds.

[Responsibility2nd]

Prigozhin probably committed suicide. With six rifle shots.

[ArcadeQuarters]

Did he live above the 5th floor?

[bk1000]

It’s all a movie.

[Magnum44]

My question would be how could Putin afford not to purge the rogue general?

[Starboard]

Prolly off somewhere enjoying his $6B windfall.

[EEGator]

Likely…probably…

[Socon-Econ]

Why should we accept Abrams’ opinion on this?

[xp38]

One would guess Yevgeny if alive could easily disprove this.

[bigbob]

I gave him a month

[FlipWilson]

Just in case:

Prigozhin didn’t kill himself.

[DEPcom]

I am skeptical about relying on any ex-military officer who provides information or analysis on the Ukraine war.

[dforest]

How ridiculous to say this. Unless this person can prove it, don’t say it.

[libh8er]

A TV general says so, so it must be.

[lee martell]

When Russian politics or military is the subject, it is safer to say “Nobody knows nothing!”

They are just as mysterious, just as opaque as they were when called the Soviet Union.

[Skywise]

That’s a very bizarre assertion without any evidence to back that up.

[Allegra]

Defenestration?

[Tom Tetroxide]

Putin is probably dead, too. All the Russians in the Ukraine are dead, too. All the Russians in Russia are dead, too. All of the Russians in the US are dead, too.

[hardspunned]

Geez, give the comedy a rest.

[silverleaf]

Former” senior military leaders” promoted under obama, are little more than a clutch of gossiping gentleman’s club cocktail circuit idle sheep-dipped civilian “ military analysts” raking in gratuitous payments from think tanks and defense contractors that depend on war threat for their existence

Its scary to think that they were once making real decisions about defeating an enemy that has shown how little they knew him, and makes fools of them every day