Russia

Alexander Vindman: Prigozhin’s Death Could Speed Peace in Ukraine

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Prigozhin’s death weakens the nationalist wing pushing for a more aggressive war—and may ease pressure on Putin for a continued, expanded conflict.

Alexander Vindman
Alexander Vindman
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Photo illustration of Yvegeney Prigozhin and Vladimir Putin with black smoke behind them.
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Alexander Vindman

Alexander Vindman

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