Top Russian army general Sergei Surovikin has been detained as the Kremlin cracks down on Wagner sympathisers following the militia’s failed mutiny last week.
Surovikin, a senior Russian general known to have a good relationship with Wagner’s leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, has not been heard from for several days and has been detained, according to three people familiar with the matter.
It remains unclear whether Surovikin, the head of Russia’s air force, has been charged as a plotter in the uprising led by Prigozhin on Saturday, or simply detained for interrogation.
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