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Fearing a Repeat of Prigozhin's Rebellion, the Kremlin Is Awarding High Positions to Those Who Fought in Ukraine

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The Kremlin is handing out high-ranking positions to selected individuals who fought in Ukraine to prevent a Yevgeny Prigozhin-style rebellion and ensure the continuation of the war cycle, the Kiev-based IKAR research center notes in its recent analysis.

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Fearing a Repeat of Prigozhin's Rebellion, the Kremlin Is Awarding High Positions to Those Who Fought in Ukraine

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