Global Powers on High Alert as Russian Rebellion Calms

The Biden administration and its Western allies are closely monitoring the situation in Russia after the recent revolt by the Wagner Group. While the immediate threat from the mercenaries may have eased, the events have dealt a serious blow to the stability of the Russian regime. The question of whether regular Russian troops would have the will and the skill to fight the mercenaries occupied much of Western thinking. A weakened Putin could face challenges from the Russian elite, or inspire leaders in Russian regions to push for additional autonomy or separation from Russia. Russia’s neighbors are bracing for chaos if the situation in Moscow deteriorates.
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- U.S., Allies Keen Not to Take Sides in Wagner-Kremlin Clash The Wall Street Journal
- Russia armed rebellion: Canada monitoring CTV News
- US, Allies Consult but Tread Carefully as Russia Crisis Unfolds Voice of America - VOA News
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