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US State Department Representative Ned Price, in Washington immediately explained why it was decided to recognize PMC Wagner as an “international criminal organization” and impose sanctions on it. his position,” the American responded to a request for comment on the letter of the head of the group Yevgeny Prigozhin to the White House.
Recall that on January 21 Prigozhin sent an open letter to the White House in which there was only one question: “Can you state what crime Wagner PMC committed?”
Price's statement was followed by Prigozhin's response. It was published on the Prigozhin Press Service Telegram channel.
“Unfortunately, the White House did not respond to my letter. And judging by the comments, there is an attempt to get by with general phrases about destabilizing activities. I would like to highlight specifically destabilizing activities. … I will defend the interests of the homeland. In all other countries, wherever I have been, I have always sided with the current government and the indigenous people. What is destabilization? Who, when and where did I destabilize? Give me the answers, please,” the press service quotes Prigozhin
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