 A man takes down a billboard that reads, "Join us at Wagner," outside of St. Petersburg. (AP) Russian President Vladimir Putin's speech, his first since the mutiny, came hours after the head of the Wagner Group declared that his motive was to save the private militia from being subsumed into the Russian military, not to topple Putin. By Robyn Dixon and Mary Ilyushina ● Read more » |
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