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Wilson Sossion Breaks Silence On Russia’s Crisis, Reveals What He Feels For Vladimir Putin

The former Secretary General for KNUT, Wilson Sossion, has broken his silence and spoken on Russia’s current crisis where President Vladimir Putin’s government has been faced with stitches of an internal coup.

Wilson Sossion said that he feels for President Vladimir Putin whose close high-ranking government official responsible for his security has turned his back on him and put his life in danger by piling up attacks alongside other opposing teams to make President Vladimir Putin scratch his head again. 0cbe96159fb4460e972b3b6f74554f08?quality=uhq&resize=720

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Wilson Sossion said that it’s the worst thing for an ally to turn against his team, especially at the point when you need them the most. Due to the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, President Vladimir Putin partially relied on his allies, Prigozhin and the Wagner group, to provide him with sufficient security.

Commander Prigozhin and the Wagner group, a group of well-trained mercenaries, have rebelled away from the current administration of President Vladimir Putin to pursue their course of forcefully taking over from Vladimir Putin.

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At the moment, a section of Prigozhin’s men and the Wagner group have made their way to the capital city of Russia, Moscow, which is among the most guarded cities in the world. The official residence of President Vladimir Putin is situated in Moscow.

Moreover, President Vladimir Putin has been forced by the situation to close down Google services and other related internet services due to national security threats.

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