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Dmitry Utkin

Russian military officer
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  • Russia-Ukraine War
    Russia-Ukraine War
    / The Battle of Bakhmut and Prigozhin’s rebellion

    …Rostov-on-Don, a column led by Dmitry Utkin, a former GRU and Spetsnaz (special forces of the Russian interior ministry) officer who had cofounded Wagner with Prigozhin, headed north, encountering no meaningful resistance as it passed through Voronezh before it finally halted just 120 miles (roughly 200 km) south of Moscow.…

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    …Rostov-on-Don, a column led by Dmitry Utkin, a former GRU and Spetsnaz (special forces of the Russian interior ministry) officer who had cofounded Wagner with Prigozhin, headed north, encountering no meaningful resistance as it passed through Voronezh before it finally halted just 120 miles (roughly 200 km) south of Moscow.…

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