Putin met with Wagner chief days after tried mutiny, Kremlin reveals

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ussian President Vladimir Putin met with mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin days after he led his personal military on a short-lived rebel towards Moscow, the Kremlin has revealed.

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Mr Prigozhin and his personal Wagner group carried out the tried rebellion on June 24, taking management of the Russian metropolis of Rostov in what Putin branded a “treasonous mutiny”.

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Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has now revealed a three-hour assembly occurred June 29 - 5 days after Mr Prigozhin staged an tried rebellion - between the president and the mercenary chief.

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It additionally concerned commanders from Wagner, the navy firm Mr Prigozhin based.

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Mr Peskov mentioned that in the course of the assembly, Putin supplied an “assessment” of the Wagner group’s actions on the battlefield in Ukraine and “of the events of June 24.”

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The president additionally “listened to the explanations of the commanders and offered them options for further employment and further use in combat,” the Kremlin spokesman mentioned.

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“The commanders themselves presented their version of what happened. They underscored that they are staunch supporters and soldiers of the head of state and the commander-in-chief, and also said that they are ready to continue to fight for their homeland,” Mr Peskov mentioned.

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Wagner mercenaries have fought alongside Russian troops in Ukraine, however Mr Prigozhin has a long-simmering battle with the Russian navy’s high brass.

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This culminated within the armed mutiny through which Mr Prigozhin led his fighters into Russia on June 24.

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Mr Prigozhin ended the mutiny after a deal was brokered, through which it was agreed he could be exiled to Belarus.

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But Belarusian president Aleksandr Lukashenko revealed final week Mr Prigozhin is reportedly already again in Russia.

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“As for Prigozhin, he’s in St Petersburg. He is not on the territory of Belarus,” Mr Lukashenko informed reporters on Thursday.

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Critics have mentioned the tried rebellion by Mr Prigozhin, although short-lived, exposed ”real cracks” in Putin’s authority.

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