The aftermath of Wagner's mutiny in Russia: Updates and insights.

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Russian President Vladimir Putin has vowed to bring the leaders of last weekend's Wagner mutiny to justice, accusing them of wanting "to see Russia choked in bloody strife". Putin called regular Wagner troops "patriots" who would be allowed to join the army, go to Belarus or return home. Wagner is a private army of mercenaries that has been fighting alongside the regular Russian army in Ukraine. The short-lived rebellion was a response to government plans to take direct control of Wagner.
- Vladimir Putin says Wagner mutiny leaders will be 'brought to justice' BBC
- Wagner Group leader speaks for first time since uprising CBS News
- The latest on the fallout after Wagner's rebellion in Russia CNN
- Prigozhin Showed Russians That They Might Have a Choice The New Yorker
- What we learned so far from a short-lived mutiny in Russia EUobserver
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