The leader of the Wagner Group, Yevgeny Prigozhin, has been treated for stomach cancer and his illness may explain his decision to launch a mutiny in Russia, a report has claimed
, citing two of his former employees who have reportedly been in direct contact with the mercenary leader in recent years.
“He had cancer. Now the tumour growth seems to have stopped,” one of the unnamed sources told the media outlet, which is banned by the Kremlin. Those who have worked under Mr Prigozhin suggested his illness may explain why he took the drastic step of calling an armed mutiny against Moscow last month. “This is a man with his stomach and intestines cut out,” one source said.following the failed mutiny, pro-Kremlin media reported earlier this month.
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