The circumstances surrounding the death of Wagner Group commander Yevgeny Prigozhin have fueled many conspiracy theories and speculations, but none of which have yielded any credible evidence.
The former Kremlin chef and paramilitary leader was killed in a plane crash in August 2023.
Since then, some have tried to claim that he is not dead.
And a recent photograph circulating on social media claims that he may be alive, although unproven, Telegraph reports.
Separately, this week a photo, said by some to be of the late boss Wagner, went viral, showing a man resembling Prigozhin on a train.
One post, viewed thousands of times, read: "Prigozhin caught on a train? Did the leader of the Wagner group, who organized a failed uprising against Putin, survive, or is he similar?"
WHEREAS Newsweek says it has not been able to find the original source of the photo, it also began to be posted on Russian Telegram channels and other social media around 19:00 on March 13.
While the photo appears to have been treated with caution by some, others have advanced more serious arguments for its authenticity.
However, while the man in the photo bears a resemblance to the late Commander Wagner, there is a tell-tale difference in the photo that indicates it is not him – and one of them is said to be Prigozhin's ears which are distinctly different from the person in the photo. /Telegraph/
