Vladimir Putin 'refused' to take Yevgeny Prigozhi's calls on the day of his tried rebellion, a supply has claimed. The Wagner boss marched his males to Moscow on Friday for what he referred to as a 'march of justice'. Vladimir Putin mentioned the revolt was "treason". But a supply informed native media outlet Meduza the chief "tried to call Putin" as they marched in the direction of the capital.

The supply mentioned the Russian president "didn't want to speak to him" and didn't reply the calls.

On Friday evening, Wagner's males reached inside 120 miles of Moscow as Prigozhin mentioned it was presupposed to reveal "serious security problems" in Russia however turned violent.

The supply believes that the boss realised he had "gone too far" when the superior have been halted following negotiations with the Kremlin.

Speaking for the primary time for the reason that march, Prigozhin launched an 11-minute message on his Telegram saying the march was "due to injustice and we showed no aggression, but despite this, we were hit by missiles and helicopters."

He continued: "We showed master-class on how February 24, 2022, had to look, however, we turned around to avoid spilling the blood of Russian soldiers.

"The purpose of the march was to keep away from the destruction of Wagner and to carry to account the officers who by means of their unprofessional actions have dedicated an enormous variety of errors. We remorse that we needed to hit Russian aviation.

"We did not do a march of justice to overthrow Russia's management, nonetheless, it confirmed critical safety issues within the nation."

Russia's authorities confirmed that the troopers who joined the march would face no motion and prison expenses launched towards Mr Prigozhin can be dropped.

Speaking on Monday, UK Foreign Secretary James Cleverley mentioned the Wagner mutiny was an "unprecedented" assault on Vladimir Putin's authority that uncovered "cracks" in home assist for the battle in Ukraine.

Mr Cleverly mentioned: "The Russian government's lies have been exposed by one of President Putin's own henchman.

"Now, the total story of this weekend's occasions and the long-term results will take a while to develop into clear and it isn't useful to take a position.

"But Prigozhin's rebellion is an unprecedented challenge to President Putin's authority and it is clear that cracks are emerging in the Russian support for the war."