Yfgini Brigujin, a businessman associated with the Kremlin and the founder of the Wagner Group, a mysterious mercenary organization, ascended his long dispute with the governor of Saint Petersburg Alexander Pegloff by asking the Russian authorities to investigate the politician for great treason.
The founder of Wagner submitted official requests to the Federal Security Agency (FSB) and the Russian Prosecutor to investigate Peglouf, according to a statement issued by Brigujin’s press service on Sunday. The legal basis for the request has not been submitted.
As last month, the Concorde Group of Bergenjin said that he had sent requests to the Russian Prosecutor asking for an investigation whether Peglouf “has established an organized criminal group . ..
with the aim of looting the state budget and enriching corrupt officials in his circle. ”
In the past, Brigujin accused Pegloff on more than one occasion of promoting the interests of “Ukrainian nationalism” in the Moscow military campaign against Kyiv, prompting Saint Petersburg officials to announce in the September publication on Telegram that the city administration helped Russian forces in Ukraine “in every possible way.
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The dispute between Peglov and Bregangen stems from Pegloff’s decision to end a number of profitable contracts granted to Brigujin in 2021 for the large projects funded by the state in the second largest city in Russia.
Brigujin has seen his influence in Russia growing in recent months after his recognition of the establishment of the Wagner Group after years in denying any link to the mysterious mercenary organization.
As last week, Brigujin admitted to interfering in the American elections after years of denial and opening defamation cases against journalists who tried to link him to the so -called “trend of the” plants “, which aims to spread misleading information targeted in an attempt to undermine the belief in democracy around the world. Globalism.
Last week, Bloomberg reported that those familiar with the Kremlin were increasingly concerned about the growing influence of Brigujin due to the war in Ukraine and his alleged calls to “urgent Stalini’s repression” within the ruling elite..
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