Putin Asserts Control Over Wagner Group After Failed Mutiny
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Putin met with former top Wagner commander Troshev in the Kremlin to discuss using "volunteer units" in the Ukraine war.
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The meeting shows the Kremlin now has control over Wagner after Prigozhin's failed mutiny and death.
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Troshev now works at the defense ministry, indicating he and another official will oversee what's left of Wagner.
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British intelligence says up to hundreds of former Wagner fighters have started redeploying to Ukraine in various units.
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Troshev is a decorated veteran who led the storming of Palmyra in Syria and is from Putin's hometown of St. Petersburg.