Lukashenko ‘boots Wagner fighters out of Belarus’ in large blow to Putin

Alexander Lukashenko is believed to have kicked out members of the Wagner Group out of Belarus.

The shut ally of Vladimir Putin had agreed to have the mercenaries arrange camp in his nation after their tried coup towards the Russian chief in July.

But reviews have now emerged suggesting Lukashenko refused to finance their keep within the nation and the mercenaries are being “bussed” again to Russia.

Twitter consumer @ChrisO_Wiki stated Telegram conversations are suggesting Evgeny Prigozhin’s males are not welcome in Belarus.

He wrote: “The Wagner Group is reported to have successfully been kicked out of Belarus, with hundreds of its remaining fighters being bussed again into Russia.

“The Belarusian chief, Alexander Lukashenko, is reported to have refused to finance Wagner’s keep in his nation.

“The VChK-OGPU Telegram channel reviews that Wagner fighters are being taken by bus from their camps in Belarus in batches of 500-600 to Voronezh, Rostov and Krasnodar in Russia.

“The first stage of the withdrawal has already taken place and a second will start after August 13.”

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