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Under terms of the agreement that ended the crisis, Yevgeny Prigozhin, who led his Wagner troops in the failed uprising, will go into exile in Belarus but will not face prosecution
The Wagner forces' largely unopposed, rapid advance also exposed vulnerabilities in Russia's security and military forces. | World News
Each hour on Saturday brought news of Prigozhin’s private military company forces inching closer to Moscow, posing a threat to Putin and raising the spectre of a civil war in the nuclear-armed state
The Kremlin said the question of personnel changes was the sole prerogative of President Vladimir Putin and could hardly have been part of any deal
The alleged trigger for Prigozhin’s mutiny was an apparent airstrike on his camp at the front in Ukraine by Russian forces