What will happen to Wagner? Prigozhin certainly played the key part with the musicians... But the scale of what happened is the most dangerous, because besides him, there were other first violins of the orchestra on the plane - Dmitry Utkin and Valery Chekalov.

Rybar writes about the latter: Chekalov [ call sign "Rover"], was one of the key people in the company. Even a short serial number in a closed connection was next after Prigozhin's one.

It was on him that the task of coordinating military and private aircraft for the supply and rotation of PMC employees on distant frontiers lay, and after the well-known events, the development of new logistics routes.

A well-built rear infrastructure is the half of the success. Our success, at least in Africa, and ingeneral, in the Middle East, depends on how much they manage to maintain the system – no more, no less.

As for Utkin, Admin says that if during the battle the loud ringing voice of Dmitry Utkin, aka Wagner, aka 09th, aka 201st, was included in the radio exchange, then "Despite the difficult situation, we knew that we would win for sure. 09th came to the checkpoint and always controlled how the battle was going. He felt it well, he knew when to take people away, and when to put pressure on the enemy.

When in 2014 during the battles for Lugansk he was wounded, Admin recalls, and "our fighters dragged him, he held his own intestines in his hands." But his time has not yet come. He recovered and continued to fight.

Hero of Russia, holder of many orders Wagner once said himself: "Death is not the end, it's just the beginning of something else."

It's impossible to replace him, too. But there's hope that the remaining commanders, among whom there are certainly smart guys, will be able to save all the developments, the system and survive, because in a well-built mechanism everything should be replaced without fatal consequences. And besides, as Abbas noted, the Iranian IRGC, having lost Soleimani, did not fall apart and was not even particularly wounded.