African delegation negotiates peace as Wagner leader agrees to de-escalate tensions in Ukraine-Russia conflict.

The fallout from the Wagner Group's failed mutiny in Russia is being closely monitored by NATO, with the attempted coup highlighting the fragility of Russian leadership. Moscow's intelligence services are investigating whether Western spy agencies played a role in the mutiny. Meanwhile, the UK is preparing for a range of scenarios that may unfold as a result of the instability caused by the mutiny. A former Belarusian diplomat believes that Putin feels "humiliated" after the attempted Wagner uprising, led by the group's boss Yevgeny Prigozhin.