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The Telegram channel of Prigozhin’s press service stated that the Russian businessman and founder of the Wagner group, Yevgeny Prigozhin, has not yet received a response from Washington to his letter.
He again addressed the representatives of the White House with the question, “whom, where and when he destabilized.”
Earlier, Prigozhin’s press service published his “open letter”, which was addressed to John Kirby, Coordinator of Strategic Communications at the National Security Council of the United States of America. Kirby said at a regular White House briefing that the United States would impose sanctions on the Wagner group, and the US Treasury Department would recognize it as an “international criminal organization.”
There was only one question in the letter from Prigozhin’s press service: “Can you name what crime the Wagner PMCs committed?”. Some time later, the representative of the State Department, Ned Price, repeated the motive of the restrictions on Wagner, but did not answer Prigozhin’s question.
“Unfortunately, Washington did not give an answer to my letter. Judging by the comments, representatives of the White House want to make do with general phrases about destabilizing activities,” Prigozhin’s press service quotes him as saying.