Comments by "Nattygsbord" (@nattygsbord) on "Is there another Wagner insurrection coming?" video.

  1. A large number of russian units within FSB's territorial defense, Spetsnaz, the presidents own national guard Rosgvardia and the regular army commited mutiny during the weekend and joined Prigozhins coup. This includes some of Russias best remaining military units, and the consequences of that should not be estimated. The source of the list Denis Zelenko: Military unit 11659: Command of the 22nd Separate Guards Special Purpose Brigade (RosGvardia), 411th Detachment of the 22nd Separate Guards Special Purpose Brigade 108th Bataysk GRU Spetsnaz Detachment 387th Object ā€œCā€ of the 12th Main Defence Ministry Directorate (nuclear), Voronezh-45. FSB Border guards at Bugaevka FSB Federal Border Service of the regional command center for Voronezh region FSB Border Service at Chertkovo Unit 7437: RosGvardia Spetsnaz motorized regiment. Unit 3677: RosGvardia Separate Battalion Unit 63453: Separate Tank Brigade in Boguchar HQ from the 22nd SPF (SF) brigade The last unit mentioned are fighting togheter with the 45th brigade on the Ukrainian front against the Ukrainian counter-offensive, and it is considered as Russias best military unit. When those units will get purged by Putin it could become a bloody affair, aside from Russia loses some of its best remaining special units. And if those units take up arms to not get slaughtered like pigs - then there will be another civil war. Worth noticing on this list is that one of those units is a nuclear weapons unit. Putin gave a problem, far larger than just Prigozhins trip over the rainbowbridge to the big potato field in Belarussia. No amnesty has been declared for all the units which have switched side, but only for the troops in the Wagner group. And a large number of special units and entire regiments of the presidents national guard have switched their loyalty, and they will likely not bend down to Putins will - unless he crush those who have joined the rebellion.
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