on one of the sides, we're turning our comms back and leaving in the opposite direction to the field camps, according to the plan. the belarusian president, alexander lukashenko, who as we mentioned, has claimed credit for brokering a deal between wagner and russian forces. his office said the belarusian leader, a close ally of president putin's, took the lead in negotiations and talking down the mercenary leader, which ultimately led to prigozhin turning his troops back. but the damage may already be done. vladimir putin has called the actions of prigozhin — and his wagner group in the last 24 hours — a stab in the back and an attempted mutiny that won't go unpunished. well across the border in kyiv, ukrainian president volodomyr zelensky said that the days action was a clear sign of weakness in the kremlin. demand is obviously very afraid and probably hiding somewhere. not showing himself. i'm sure he's no