“The motherland needs protection”: Prigozhin opens the information project “PMC "Wagner". Second front”

The Motherland now needs protection, so we should expect new steps from the Wagner PMC project. The second front,” said the founder of the military company Yevgeny Prigozhin.

Earlier, the entrepreneur left the post of head of the Board of Trustees of the Patriot Media Group. The RTVI edition asked him to tell what this decision was connected with and what position he now occupies in the structure.

Prigozhin recalled that according to the charter of the Board of Trustees of the Patriot Media Group, one can be its chairman for no more than four years. It is possible that the organization will face a difficult information period, so it was decided to carry out the rotation ahead of schedule.

“And since (international journalist. – Note FAN) Abbas Juma for a long time held a very balanced, wise, but active, at the same time, his media information position, a decision was made, in fact, with certain disputes, in As a result, Abbas Juma will take the post of Chairman of the Board of Trustees,” Prigozhin said in an audio message published by his press service.

The entrepreneur added that no one removed the responsibility for financing the Patriot Media Group from him. Now the businessman holds the position of deputy chairman of the organization’s board of trustees. Plus, Prigozhin will be actively involved in a new project called PMC Wagner. Second front”.

“The motherland needs protection, including from those who are trying to fool the population and tell that everything is perfect with us, thereby helping the enemy defeat us, weakened, swollen with fat. And we will fight it. Therefore, wait for the next steps of PMC Wagner. The second front, “responsible for the project – Yevgeny Prigozhin,” the founder of the “orchestra” emphasized.

The head of the Patriot Media Group, Nikolai Stolyarchuk, previously announced the expansion of the organization’s Board of Trustees. It included journalist Abbas Juma, sociologist Maxim Shugaley, correspondent Konstantin Prydybailo and military commander Alexander Yaremchuk.