Meanwhile, law enforcement and military agencies are dealing with a call for armed rebellion from the founder of the private military group Wagner, who claims that his forces were bombed by the Russian army, which the latter denied.
And the statement of the Russian Ministry of Defense says that “all messages and video clips distributed on social networks and attributed to Yevgeny Prigozhin, the founder of the Wagner group, about the “strike of the Russian Ministry of Defense” on Wagner rear camps are untrue and are a media provocation.
The following are the most notable developments in the situation, moment by moment:
Defense of Russia: Accusations attributed to Prigozhin in social networks are not true
The alleged video, posted by the founder of Wagner, was seen as a vulgar play by some in the media.
Cars and tanks in front of the headquarters of the Southern Military Command in Rostov after the call of the founder of Wagner to armed rebellion (video)
Rostov region cancels all mass events after the call of the founder of Wagner to an armed uprising
Amid calls for an armed mutiny, the governor of the Lipetsk region announces increased security measures
- Peskov: Special services, special services and the Ministry of Defense constantly report to Putin about an attempted rebellion
- Defense of Russia: The Kiev regime takes advantage of Prigozhin’s provocations and tries to attack Artemovsk (Bakhmut)
- Russian prosecutor informs President Putin on the merits of the criminal case against Prigozhin
- Russian army leaders urge Wagner to obey the will of President Vladimir Putin (video)
- FSB urges Wagner fighters to arrest Prigozhin
- Russian Security Service opens investigation into “call for armed rebellion” after Prigozhin’s statements appeared
- Peskov: Putin is aware of the events around the founder of Wagner