"Unfolding Conflict: Real-time Updates on Russia's War in Ukraine"

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko stated that his intervention in the Wagner insurrection has strengthened relations between Belarus and Russia, and he plans to hold a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss Wagner and other issues. Meanwhile, Russian authorities released images from a purported police raid on Yevgeny Prigozhin's residence, the founder of the Wagner private military company. Lukashenko also revealed that Prigozhin is currently in St. Petersburg, not Belarus as previously claimed. In a separate development, Russian state TV launched a campaign vilifying Prigozhin, showcasing his criminal past and alleged suspicious items found during the raid. Additionally, Lukashenko mentioned that Wagner troops could potentially work alongside Belarus' military, as they would be willing to share their experiences. The number of casualties from the Russian missile strike on a residential building in Lviv, Ukraine, has risen to four dead and 34 injured.