Zelensky Accuses Putin Of Killing Prigozhin

In a bold statement made on Friday, Ukraine's leader, Volodymyr Zelensky, pointed fingers at Russian President Vladimir Putin, alleging his involvement in the fatal plane crash of Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin last month. Speaking passionately, Zelensky proclaimed, "He killed Prigozhin, at least we all have this information," casting a shadow over the Russian leader's credibility and asserting that Putin had grown politically vulnerable. The mysterious demise of Prigozhin occurred when his plane crashed in Russia, mere weeks after Wagner's alleged attempt to undermine Putin's regime. Also during his Friday speech, Zelensky conveyed Ukraine's readiness to conduct elections, even amidst the ongoing conflict with Russia. "I am ready for the elections. I mean, we are ready if it is necessary," Zelensky declared, expressing a willingness to involve international observers, emphasizing, "for us the main thing is not to hold elections, but for them to be recognized."