Lithuania's Gitanas Nauseda said Wagner's 'serial killers' pose a threat to the stability of neighbouring countries. Read more at straitstimes.com.
THE HAGUE - Eastern European Nato countries on Tuesday warned that a move of Wagner’s Russian mercenary troops to Belarus would create greater regional instability, but Nato Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said the alliance is ready to defend itself against any threat.
on Tuesday under a deal negotiated by President Alexander Lukashenko that ended the mercenaries’ mutiny in Russia on Saturday. “We have sent a clear message to Moscow and Minsk that Nato is there to protect every ally, every inch of Nato territory,” Mr Stoltenberg said.
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Wagner mutiny shows Moscow's 'big strategic mistake' in attacking Kyiv: NATOBRUSSELS: The aborted mutiny by Russia's Wagner mercenary group at the weekend demonstrates the weakness of the Russian leadership and the scale of the Kremlin's strategic mistake in waging
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Baltic states call for NATO to increase security with Wagner in BelarusPARIS: Latvia and Lithuania called on Tuesday (Jun 27) for NATO to strengthen its eastern borders in response to expectations that Russia's Wagner private will set up a new base in Belarus after its
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Russian defence minister makes first appearance on TV since Wagner crisisMOSCOW — Russian state television on Monday (June 26) broadcast footage of Defence Minister Sergei Shoigu inspecting Russian troops, in his first public appearance since a failed mutiny by Wagner forces.
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Russia reports damage to houses, roads after Wagner mutinyMOSCOW — Russian officials said on Sunday (June 25) that houses and roads had been damaged because of the rebellion by the Wagner mercenaries.
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Russian defence minister appears for first time since Wagner mutinyMr Shoigu was shown flying in a plane and at a command post run by Russia’s Zapad (West) military grouping. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Commentary: What the Wagner Group revolt in Russia could mean for the war in UkraineVladimir Putin is arguably in one of the most vulnerable positions of his presidency, but he won’t relinquish control easily, says this international relations expert from Simon Fraser University.
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