The passenger manifest of the plane that went down in Russia is essentially a who's who of Wagner mercenaries: Its second-in-command, who baptized the group with his nom de guerre. The logistics chief. A fighter wounded by U.S. airstrikes in Syria. At least one possible bodyguard.
And, of course, Yevgeny Prigozhin himself, Wagner's leader and mutineer who many believed was a marked man after his short-lived uprising in June against the Russian military.
