Prigozhin: How 'Putin's Chef' Became Rebellion Leader

Pragosian, once a caterer, became a key figure leading the Wagner Group, a private military contractor linked to Russian military and intelligence. Initially denying his role, he later admitted leadership. Wagner has been involved in global conflicts, extending Russian influence while allowing deniability. Pragosian criticized Russian military strategy, leading to a confrontation with Defense Minister Shoygu. This escalated to a march on Moscow, seen as treason by Putin, though Pragosian claimed loyalty.

What was Pragosian's occupation before he became known as Putin's chef?

• A hot dog seller

• A taxi driver

• A school teacher

• A musician

In which year did Pragosian admit to founding the Wagner Group?

• 2014

• 2010

• 2018

• 2022

Which country was NOT mentioned as a location where Wagner Group was involved?

• Brazil

• Libya

• Syria

• Central African Republic

What did Pragosian accuse Defense Minister Shoygu of?

• Spying for foreign governments

• Stealing military funds

• Ordering an airstrike on Wagner troops

• Sabotaging peace talks

How did Vladimir Putin view Pragosian's actions during the March for justice?

• As a diplomatic effort

• As a betrayal

• As a military strategy

• As a patriotic act