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When Evgeny Prugoshin led an armed march on Moscow last month, there was panic in the capital.

It is nearly 4.30 in the morning in Moscow and as you can see here, troops are

recording off the Kremlin in the presidential administration.

An icy response from Putin, he said it's treason, this is a stab in the back of our troops

and the people of Russia.

And predictions that the Vagna Boss and his mercenary army would not survive.

What we've seen right after the mutiny was a very intense media campaign against Prugoshin

with aim to discredit him.

We've seen images of a raid inside Prugoshin's villa that was done by the Russian security services

and the footage of the raid was shown on Russian state television, of course, on purpose to try to discredit him.

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