Wagner Group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin said on Monday that the goal of his march on Rostov over the weekend was not to overthrow Russian leadership but to stop the destruction of his mercenary company, which was going to be absorbed into the regular Russian military in July. He said that none of the Wagner chiefs agreed to sign contracts with the Russian Defense Ministry but that they planned to reach Rostov on 30 June and hand over their military equipment to the local Defense Ministry headquarters.In his first social media post since he agreed to leave Russia, Prigozhin said the aim of the uprising was to “hold accountable those who made mistakes” in the war against Ukraine and that it revealed “serious security problems” in the country. He expressed regret that Wagner did not want to “show aggression” but that it was forced to target Russian aircraft after it was attacked with missiles, claiming 30 fighters died. He said the march toward Moscow was halted “to avoid spilling the blood of Russian soldiers.” NN:In Russia the way you “hold accountable those who made mistakes” in the war against Ukraine is with 25,000 blood thirsty cut throats armed to the teeth with machine guns, tanks and armored vehicles….. I am sure glad they were not planning violence!!