“We will kill him like Judge Michel. I want him to die”, “I am very serious, I am appealing in good conscience. (…) He must be punished. Whoever cuts off his head, I will give him a third of my inheritance (1)”…

Alexis Issaurat, this white supremacist with a small notoriety on the internet within the fachosphere, nostalgic for the Third Reich and wanted by Interpol, this time fiercely attacks the Nice prosecutor Xavier Bonhomme. It was June 23rd.

Arrested and released in Bosnia and Herzegovina

This Niçois, defender of the white race, then close to the FNJ, the National Youth Front, has been on the run since 2018. And when he puffs out his chest and talks about “escape” on his social networks, he repeats himself. The perpetrator, now 36, simply did not return to the Grasse remand prison after a holiday.

In order to avoid French justice, the man, who was considered dangerous, has since wandered from hotel to hotel, in Italy, Croatia, Slovakia and even Hungary, where he was repeatedly arrested before being released. He was arrested on May 12 in Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina.

And the police knew his family tree. They informed him of the allegations against him: membership in a criminal organization, conspiracy to commit a crime or crimes, or illegal possession of firearms and plotting to kill.

But Alexis Issaurat, who says he is close to the Azov Brigade, a controversial unit of Ukraine’s National Guard, will have spent just over a month behind bars in a Sarajevo prison. The extradition request was not completed in time.

Worshipers of the Third Reich

Since then, the ex-skin has featured numerous tattoos reminiscent of his ideology [“88”, le H étant la 8e lettre de l’alphabet, le 88 est l’abréviation de “Heil Hitler”, ou encore un insigne de la 3e division blindée SS Totenkopf et le signe white power]He found a hiding place in a Bosnian hotel.

From there, via his Telegram account, shortly after his release from prison, he struck a deal with the chief prosecutor of Nice, blaming him for his backlash over the sentence passed against him.

In Nice, the man who also has a YouTube channel where he gives advice ranging from “how to be a real man and not a fag” to “how to use a gun” has a serious criminal record: intentional violence, imprisonment of Nazi weapons and items.

1. He says he inherited more than 2 million euros after the death of his mother.

A real sweetheart. Five thousand banknotes, worth around four billion rubles, were found in boxes near where Wagner group founder and leader Yevgeny Prigozhin was hiding. This was revealed by the Fontanka portal, which also adds that five kilos of gold bars, six pistols in packs and five tiles of white powder were also found near the office. Documents were also found, including passports in Prigozhin’s name, with the same personal information, but with a photo of another man. This is a Prigozhin impersonator who toured Europe in 2021, says Fontanka.

Meanwhile, the Wagner Group mercenaries continue their retreat and have left the entire Lipetsk region, some 400 kilometers south of Moscow. Further south, the withdrawal of mercenaries from the Voronezh region continues. The Chechen special forces stationed in Rostov after the Wagner mercenary uprising also left the region after the group left. The commander of the “Achmat” troops announced that his units are returning to the front lines in Ukraine, where they are fighting alongside Chechen troops. Yesterday it was Chechen President Ramzan Kadyrov who announced his men’s action against Prigozhin’s mercenaries, whose “betrayal” he denounced.

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Until Saturday, Wagner’s boss Prigozhin regularly sent audio and video messages via Telegram. But since he left Rostov-on-Don for Belarus, there has been no more news.

Wagner boss Yevgeny Prigozhin smiles as he leaves Rostov-on-Don, on the Ukrainian border. Some of his fans just wanted to take selfies with him. Most residents of the city in southern Russia apparently supported the invasion of Wagner’s fighters.

But the end of the Wagner private army uprising – in English Wagner PMC (for Private Military Company) – also seems very strange to many people in Russia. According to state media, Yevgeny Prigozhin left for Belarus after President Alexander Lukashenko allegedly convinced Wagner’s boss to cancel his men’s march on Moscow.

But where is Yevgeny Prigozhin now? And why is he silent?

Since leaving Rostov-on-Don on Saturday night, there have been no new audio or video messages from Prigozhin on social media. In previous days, the entrepreneur had posted long recordings several times a day – first in a light T-shirt with a cup of tea, then as audio in a combative tone.

But suddenly the 62-year-old fell silent.

“When he has cell signal again”

Prigozhin’s company press office told broadcaster RTVi this Sunday afternoon that Wagner’s boss sent his regards and would answer questions “if he was any good [Handy-]Reception has “. This is reported by FT reporter Max Seddon.

In his messages, Prigozhin cast doubt on official justifications for war in Ukraine. However, Wagner’s boss is by no means against Russia’s war – and he had warned about the loss of the Crimean peninsula (which actually belongs to Ukraine).

Should Prigozhin fear for his family’s well-being?

On Saturday night, it was reported on the Internet that Russian authorities were carrying out raids against members of the Wagner PMC.

Prigozhin is married to a businesswoman, it is said that Lyubov met the former prisoner during his studies. The two have three adult children – including a 31-year-old daughter and a 26-year-old son. Lyubov Prigozhin and two of the three children are also on the EU and US sanctions lists.

According to the Financial Times, his wife – who runs beauty salons, among other things – and their children are involved in Prigozhin’s corporate empire.

Furthermore, the Prigozhins have an 83-year-old mother, who caused an uproar when Violetta Prigozhin challenged EU sanctions against her and won the lawsuit.

However, Wagner’s boss and his people are known for their brutality. Prigozhin expressly advocated the cruel execution of “traitors” at the front in Ukraine.

Monday off: Security measures in Russia remain in place

According to experts, Russian President Vladimir Putin emerged weakened from the attempted uprising. The head of state had threatened the rebellious people of Wagner with severe penalties on Saturday morning, and everything was lifted on Saturday night.

Security measures and no-work Monday in the Russian capital remain in effect despite the cancellation of the march in Moscow. There are also frequent assumptions about the whereabouts of the Russian president.