charges were dropped against yevgeny prigozhin and you are free _ against yevgeny prigozhin and you are free to— against yevgeny prigozhin and you are free to go to belarusalso, many people have been wondering whether— many people have been wondering whether yevgeny prigozhin with his private _ whether yevgeny prigozhin with his private army could be a threat to the russian authorities so perhaps there _ the russian authorities so perhaps there is— the russian authorities so perhaps there is a — the russian authorities so perhaps there is a question about the judgment of the kremlin? 0n the other— judgment of the kremlin? 0n the other hand, let's look at yevgeny prigozhin. — other hand, let's look at yevgeny prigozhin, what does this tell us about— prigozhin, what does this tell us about the — prigozhin, what does this tell us about the chief of wagner? it tells us you _ about the chief of wagner? it tells us you can — about the chief of wagner? it tells us you can have a private army and you can _ us you can have a private army and you can mutiny and you can set the -oal you can mutiny and you can set the goal of— you can mutiny and you can set the goal

uh, president of belarus yevgeny prigozhin immediately picked up the phone again, as far as i know, there was a conversation. difficult difficult, difficult there immediately blurted out this. well, mom, don't worry. the conversation was all hard enough. uh, uh, the president of belarus outlined a certain plan. agreed with the president of russia, well, there was such a conversation, you know, again. since they did not convey what i know, the male suits suits suits. call says, he is something like this, of course, they know the details only, uh, the first persons of the two presidents themselves yevgeny prigozhin but as far as we know, among these conditions there were no requirements for a meeting with putin, no requirements to give in quotation marks to give, you understand, no demands to give shoigu and gerasik the situation in russia to this time fighters and equipment. dude wagner came out of rostov-on-don and headed to the field camps said the governors of the rostov region according to the growth of roads restricting traffic on the m4 don highway in the tula moscow regions. while t

the commander of the wagner mercenary group is in belarus this evening, yevgeny prigozhin went there ter direct negotiations with the belarus president alexander lukashenko. he has been quoted saying that yevgeny prigozhin and his missionaries can stay for some time at their own expense. here france 24, we are with this -- here france 24. >> the first speech since facilitating the deal that refused the armed uprising against vladimir putin, lukashenko cost himself in the role of peacemaker -- cast himself in the role of peacemaker. >> the most dangerous situation was how he could develop, a cool decision had been made and it sounded like a subtext in putin's speech. i suggested that putin takes his time, that we talk to yevgeny prigozhin and his commanders. by the middle of the day we had a start as many as three channels through which we could talk to rostov. >> yevgeny prigozhin left. and was in belarus after providing the wagner bus and their fighters unlikely refuge as part of the deal. the day earlier, the president thanked for his help with the mercenary group. >> i'm grateful t

it is yevgeny prigozhin with are going to go to belarus? is this a deal about money? geny prigozhin and putin is far more complicated than what has been prevented so we have to sit and wait. this is not over yet. but you expect to see continued support for ukraine and its endeavours and its counteroffensive? ever made without question. one of the most important we're not talking enough is how ukraine is capitalised on this chaos. they watch six different points over the last 36 hours and made gains along each and even rumours that they have managed to get over and breach that any pro—weather. that would be an enormous triumph because it means that they could establish a bridge had on that left side which could potentially drive out russian soldiers. they've even liberated villages under russian occupation since 2014 so it is important to see how the ukrainians, given that opportunity, once again shown that they will fight for the freedom of they will fight for the freedom of the people and the country. thank you so very much. thank you so very much. now it's time for a

yevgeny prigozhin? the kremlin says he agreed to moved to belarus but officials there say they don't of details when he ould arrive. yevgeny prigozhin's office telling cnn he's currently out of contact and will respond to questions only later. >> and cnn's claire sebastian joins me from london so claire ana board insurrection a deal made with yevgeny prigozhin but now we don't know where the wagner leader is and vladimir putin hasn't been seen nor heard from. so what is the the latest on all this? >> radio silence rosemary from president putin since he made that angry saturday morning address, promise inevitable punishment for those in the rebellion. the deal to send yevgeny prigozhin to belarus and cancel charges against him announced by putin spokesman not the president himself, interesting also that state media add a pre-insurrection interview with president putin where she said his starts and ends with the special ministry operation trying to show he's still in control of the situation, no public statement from the military top brass head of the armed forces and operation in ukraine and defense mini

and belarus's leader confirming that the wagner group chief yevgeny prigozhin has arrived in the countrya state news agency quoting alexander lukashenko as saying that prigozhin is welcome to stay in belarus for some time, and his own expense. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stick around. we'll be right back. ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> will news on -- world news on france 24. yevgeny prigozhin has moved to belarus, lukashenko says they're welcome to stay for some time at their own expense. the kremlin is trying to reassert his authority, shaken by the mercenary march on moscow. busy restaurant in ukraine has been struck by two russian missiles.

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you mentioned that yesterday the president of belarus said yevgeny prigozhin, the head of the wagner p, had arrived in belarus. that indeed was true but it appears he may no longer be there. the plane he arrived on left belarus late last my night according to flight tracking data on that plane then landed in the early hours of morning in russia in saint petersburg, so a lot of questions still about exactly where he is and what he is up to and the future of his wagner group but of course was at the centre of that challenge to vladamir putin. fin at the centre of that challenge to vladamir putin.— at the centre of that challenge to vladamir putin. on that point, what miaht this vladamir putin. on that point, what might this now— vladamir putin. on that point, what might this now mean _ vladamir putin. on that point, what might this now mean for— vladamir putin. on that point, what might this now mean for the - vladamir putin. on that point, what might this now mean for the future | might this now mean for the future of wagner mercenary forces. we heard from president vladamir putin sayin

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tonight, the president of neighboring belarus saying yevgeny prigozhin is in belarus. and our martha raddatz just reporting in tonight that a senior u.s. official has told her that he is, in fact, in belarus at this hour, surrounded by a, quote, huge security force. tonight, our ian pannell in ukraine with where this all stands now. >> reporter: tonight, yevgeny prigozhin, the leader of the armed mutiny in russia, now in exile in neighboring belarus according to a senior u.s. official, saying prigozhin is surrounded by a huge security force. belarus's president alexander lukashenko revealing new details of the negotiations that lead to the halt in the march on moscow over the weekend. lukashenko saying he managed to get the mercenary on the phone, warning, him, you'll just be crushed like a bug. and that his demands for the russian defense minister and military chief of staff to be fired were unrealistic. prigozhin eventually withdrawing his troops. today, in moscow, putin publicly thanking military and law enforcement officers for having saved our homeland, and stoppi

and yet by the end of the day all charges were dropped against yevgeny prigozhin and you are free to go to belarusegarding vladimir putin. also, many people have been wondering whether yevgeny prigozhin with his private army could be a threat to the russian authorities, so perhaps there is a question about the judgment of the kremlin? 0n the other hand, let's look at yevgeny prigozhin, what does this tell us about the chief of wagner? it tells us you can have a private army and you can mutiny and you can set the goal of toppling the military leadership of russia and at the end of the day, you are free, you are a free man. all right, he has to go to belarus as a result of the deal with the kremlin but think back to the 1990s, 1991, a coup against mikhail gorbachev, what happened to the leaders? they were all put in prison. back in '93, a rebellion against boris yeltsin, the leaders were put in prison. after this armed mutiny in russia, what has happened to yevgeny prigozhin? off you go to belarus as a free man. that is quite interesting. also interesting is how he was cheered apparently by some of

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one statement made by the kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov yesterday, who said that yevgeny prigozhin is moving to belaruspicuously and unusually silent on social media. the past two days, he published statement after statement until yesterday evening, and since that time, his channels of communication via social media, they have been silent. it remains a key question that needs to be answered. what happens to yevgeny prigozhin next, where is he now, and what will he do next?— and now to the final day of glastonbury. sophie ellis bextor has performed on the main pyramid stage following a sucession of big name stars like lizzo, lana del rey and american rock legends guns n roses. but all eyes will be on what is billed as eltonjohn�*s final uk live performance this evening. i am right in front of the pyramid stage where eltonjohn will take the stage at 9:00 tonight. these are the front row fans getting ready for elton john. if you look over here, look, those are the confetti cannons elton has brought in this morning. up there, there's sound checking going on. that's actually for the chicks, the us country b

this is a deal negotiated apparently by the dictator in belarus and made yevgeny prigozhin come off lookingjust prigozhin come off looking very strong and putin just gave a grim faced speech hours before claiming the country was on the brink of chaos and compared the situation to 1970. then he turns around and basically pardons prigozhin and allows them to get out. this is the best possible situation for prigozhin makes him come off looking like the toughest guy in russia. by listening to some of the people that reporters are speaking to you in russia after this, are speaking to you in russia afterthis, i are speaking to you in russia after this, i wonder how far that narrative really goes because one woman for instance told reuters it does not frighten her at all and she has confidence in the president and people. president lukashenko was one of the first people that putin spoke to after the crisis emerged and he is a close ally with putin and brokered the dealing with some of this come off or at least could putin try to spin these as he took control of the situation and solve the problem

belarus, to strike. it doesn't mean that yevgeny prigozhin is safe. omeone comes up streets of minsk and someone comes up to me, run the other way very quickly. up to me, run the other way very cuickl . ~ ., ., up to me, run the other way very cuickl . ~ . . , ., quickly. we have a brief moment left. quickly. we have a brief moment left- when _ quickly. we have a brief moment left- when we — quickly. we have a brief moment left. when we look _ quickly. we have a brief moment left. when we look at _ quickly. we have a brief moment left. when we look at the - quickly. we have a brief moment left. when we look at the future | quickly. we have a brief moment i left. when we look at the future of the wagner group, as we have said, we don't know exactly where yevgeny prigozhin is. the wagner group appears still to be recruiting fighters. it is far from appears still to be recruiting fighters. it is farfrom overfor them. the wagner group still remains a lethal fighting force, the wagner group still remains a lethalfighting force, it the wagner group still rem

uh, president of belarus yevgeny prigozhin immediately picked up the phone again, as far as i know, thereonversation. difficult difficult there immediately blurted out this. well, mom, don't worry. the conversation was and the whole was heavy enough. uh, the president of belarus outlined a certain plan. agreed with the president of uh russia , well, there was such a conversation, you know, again. since i didn't pass on what i know, a man's suits suits suits call to speak. it’s something like this, of course, only the top officials of the two presidents themselves, yevgeny prigozhin, know the details, but as far as we know, among these conditions there were no demands for a meeting with putin, no demands to give in quotation marks to give, as you know, no demands to give shoigu and gera the decision to stop further promotion of the wagner group in russia was made with the mediation of alexander lukashenko to russia, reuters announces the british dail calls the decision a sensational quote, a stunning statement followed the statement of the office of the president of belarus alexander lukas

you have yevgeny prigozhin going to belarus and we don't essentially know what his role will be theree feud between putin and yevgeny prigozhin has clearly been spilling out into the open. 0ther been spilling out into the open. other concerns that essentially we can set spill over into a more serious conflict and if that is the case what should the us do? h0 case what should the us do? no doubt case what should the us do? in? doubt about that. a week and insecure joe doubt about that. a week and insecurejoe biden or putin is not a good thing, don't get me wrong, i'm no fan of putin. i would love to seem not be the leader of russia but when you look at the global political element, the wagner group has its arms in many places around the world, africa, middle east and a number of autocrats that rely on the wagner group for their own security to prop up their own security to prop up their regimes. it becomes interesting when one of them withdraws in those areas, whether it destabilises and whether it destabilises and whether other conflicts in africa and the middle east in particular mig

soldiers of the wagner group who avoided bloodshed, promising safe passage to belarus or entry into the army. yevgeny prigozhin claims he did not want over the russia's government, while warning the country's security was not to standard. kyriakos mitsotakis is sworn in as prime minister for second term increase. promises of institutional and economic reform. ♪ thank you for joining us, we are live from paris. in a statement to the nation monday, russia's president vladimir putin thanked wagner mercenary fighters and commanders who stood down following the aborted mutiny on saturday. putin is currently speaking and we will head to him. >> i would like to talk to you about the current situation and what now needs to be done. i would like to talk about the missio we have to implement for our nation. anchor: that is the last bit of vladimir putin in his speech to the nation, saying he would honor promises he made following the rebellion allowing wagner fighters to relocate to belarus if they wanted or to sign a contract with the defense ministry, simply returning to their families. we will go over the speech. phi

belarus. coming from yevgeny prigozhin.hink it's interesting given that he's done this, that we've seen prigozhin himself sort of on the front lines, a tough guy demeanor and now shoigu. he hasn't done this very often, where we've actually seen him visit the zone. it's significant now while we've seen the ukrainian counter progress, this may be an effort to restore some morale to russian troops after the weekend which may have shaken it, max. >> the assumption for many was shoigu would go as part of this deal for prigozhin to pull back and go back tobelarus. we haven't heard anything from him, have we? >> yeah, nothing from prigozhin yet. what will we heard he sends his regards. and we don't know whether he's actually accepted that exile in bella belarus. no one has disavowed that, both putin and shoigu in belarus, what will they did on sunday, they said why would we disband wagner, they're the most combat-ready group of the russians. this would be the ultimate gift to the ukrainians if we did that. but with a statement for

unfolding there in the last 10 minutes of the president of belarus, alexander lukashenko held talks with the head of the wagner group yevgeny prigozhint of which he accepted a proposal to stop the movement of the group’s fighters across russia , this is reported by the press service of the president of belarus, and so on press release russian president vladimir putin in the morning. on saturday, lukashenko informed the head of state of the situation in southern russia. we agreed on joint actions. after that, lukashenka held talks with prigozhin , the president of belarus further specified, through his own channels, in agreement with the president of russia, he held talks with the head of the wagner pmc, yevgeny prigozhin. it is known that the negotiations lasted throughout the day, and as a result of which the parties came to agreements on the inadmissibility of unleashing a bloody massacre on the territory of russia jointly. it appears that prigozhin accepted lukashenka's proposal to stop the movement of wagner's armed persons across russia and take further steps to escalate tension . belarus according to the ministry of defense, a

president putin's speech suggests that he may have backtracked on a promise he made to yevgeny prigozhin that he could go to belarustin saying he'll allow wagner forces, troops to go there, but he doesn't say anything about prigozhin. putin never mentions names of key opponents, he never mentions alexei navalny�*s name and now of course prigozhin. so this suggests that putin really is worried. so does that mean that you think prigozhin will have to pay some sort of price for this mutiny? it's unclear, it will depend in part if prigozhin is still in russia and if he's under control of security services than president putin's claim today that leaders of the mutiny will be brought to justice, that could well take place, but if prigozhin is already in belarus and if some of his troops are there, he could have a little mini army, a praetorian guard there, and be an independent actor which could be troublesome for the kremlin and make putin look weaker again after talking about bringing him tojustice, or the leaders of wagner tojustice. so partly it will depend on where prigozhin got to, did he get to belarus or not. do

charges against the wagner rebels were dropped, the president of belarus confirming that the leader of the wagner group yevgeny prigozhin is in belarus now. joining us now is one of the few journalists reporting from inside russia. nbc news chief international correspondent keir simmons. up first, tell us more about what we heard from russian president putin this morning. >> reporter: yasmin, i think we are now in the aftermath stage of the extraordinary events over the weekend. what we're seeing, i think, is the kremlin, you know, visually establishing that it is in charge. so we saw president putin walk out in front of the ranks of his security services to, as you mentioned, as you say, praise them, say they helped divert a civil war, say they saved the future of russia, effectively. these are the national guards, the fsb, the various kind of, you know, security services that huddle around him and protect the president, protect the leadership of russia. so, you know, kind of a -- optically the effort is to be clear that president putin is back in charge. we're hearing too from the kremlin that the wagner group, this m

the wagner group, and as a result, yevgeny prigozhin accepted a proposal to stop the movement of fighters across russia , the press service of the president of belarus reported. vladimir putin also informed lukashenko this morning about the situation in southern russia. the heads of state agreed on joint actions. after that, lukashenka and held talks with yevgeny prigozhin , the parties came to an agreement that it is unacceptable to unleash a bloody massacre on the territory russia has developed an acceptable option for decoupling the situation with security guarantees for fighters, pmcs, so let me remind you that this information is from the service of the president of belarus and i will add that, following the conversation, yevgeny prigozhin announced the withdrawal of pmc units to places of permanent deployment. according to the russian ministry of defense, the army unit continues to carry out combat missions on all front lines. tonight, in high-precision weapons, they hit the centers of electronic intelligence and aviation equipment of the air force of ukraine . in addition, in response to such a bridge across the chongar strait at the ukrainia

of russia and it was felt like an instant, with an agreement brokered by the leader of belarus with yevgeny prigozhinriminal charges against prigozhin will be dropped in hill relocate to belarus. wagner soldiers who took place in the mini will be granted amnesty, and those who remained in their barracks will be offered a contract with the defense ministry. we'll see how many take them up on. that but will it mean for putin 's invasion now that the leader of his longtime group of paid mercenaries just attempted a rebellion against his military leadership and maybe even him? joining me now is admirable james -- he is the former ally commander and msnbc chief analyst. thank you so much for joining me this afternoon. i really just wanted to start here with the impact of what we saw over the last 48 hours, specifically of the fact that it looks like no longer will there be fighters of the wagner group, at least in the size they've been and, on the battlefield. what do you think the impact of that will be? >> well it's enormous, good news for ukraine, jen. the most effective russian ground soldiers from da

we had from the leader of belarus today, alexander lukashenko, talking quite extensively about his efforts to end this mutiny, to talk yevgeny prigozhindown, and say that prigozhin is now in belarus and he can bed down there for a bit if he wants to. that was his phrase. he said they would welcome him and he would have security guarantees. but it all sounds... with the disbanding of the wagner group, it is still unclear on the impact that would have on russia's ability to fight this war. we have on russia's ability to fight this war. ~ , ., �* ., , ., this war. we shouldn't overstate the role of wagner _ this war. we shouldn't overstate the role of wagner in _ this war. we shouldn't overstate the role of wagner in the _ this war. we shouldn't overstate the role of wagner in the war— this war. we shouldn't overstate the role of wagner in the war as - this war. we shouldn't overstate the role of wagner in the war as a - this war. we shouldn't overstate the j role of wagner in the war as a whole in ukraine, but certainly there were many thousands of wagner fighters brought in to fight on the russian side. they were obviously critical in

yevgeny prigozhin. it all ended after a deal purportedly brokered by belarusian president alexander lukashenko. putin reaffirmed his promise to allow wagner troops to either continue in the russian army or go to belaruss part of that agreement. our russia editor steve rosenberg has this report. it was the end of his mutiny and the last time we saw yevgeny prigozhin. under a deal with the kremlin on saturday, the wagner chief had pulled back his fighters in exchange for immunity from prosecution and he agreed to move to belarus. it's not clear where he is now. he speaks russian. but today mr prigozhin posted this message. he hadn't tried to overthrow russia's government, he said, it was just a protest to stop wagner being disbanded and to punish those who'd made mistakes in what he called the special military operation in ukraine. to try to reassert his authority, president putin summoned security chiefs to a late—night meeting. since his tv address on saturday, he'd stayed silent on the mutiny that he's called an act of treachery. tonight, he addressed the nation again. translation: it was - the patriotism of our citizens, the consolidation of the whole of russian society that played the decisive rol

revenge for him knows no borders and i fully expect him to track yevgeny prigozhin, to use his infiltration of belarus be surprised if he sought to mount the legal operation to target yevgeny prigozhin. >> i have heard it described as a russian organized crime family with putin at the top and yevgeny prigozhin being one of his captains. how shocking does this make all of this? >> well, it is, i think, should not have been too shocking for us. yevgeny prigozhin has been very outspoken the last few months. he put his leadership on the line. he himself was in bakhmut and took 20,000 of his guys to slaughter their. had he not blame the ministry of defense for those losses, he would have facing an existential crisis himself as a leader of the wegner group. he took it to vladimir putin pretty hard. you typically do not get away with that. he crossed a redline. the larger question is whether this will be simply a dress rehearsal for some other anti-putin elements. i am sure that that is something we will be tracking very, very closely. >> do you have any sense as to why he stopped? >> i think he must have co

yevgeny prigozhin now exiled to russia's neighbor belarus.he revolt might be over but the fallout rattled putin's power forever. good evening i'm jon stott's office report. ♪ we have team coverage on tonight's top story greg palkot and kyiv lucas thomas at the white house often and just file army lieutenant colonel briggs senior affairs correspondent greg palkot in kyiv. >> looks like russian president vladimir putin is back from the brink after this wild weekend. there was damage done in questions unanswered. the wagner group mercenary fighters left the russian city which they had taken over. as well as going back from close to moscow supposedly heading to camps in ukraine their future unclear. their boss fence you left as well but is his anger with the russian military that is running the war that triggered this attempted armed uprising. only to be defused in the deal that all get off the hook still prigozhin had that of his complaint answer he was sent to belarus but no confirmation he is there. is also to make an appearance since the bone

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yevgeny prigozhin? under his deal with the kremlin, he agreed to leave russia for belarus. der of belarus, alexander lukashenko, said, "yep, he's here." but in exile, could mr prigozhin still be a threat to the kremlin? not if vladimir putin can help it. he's now suggesting that russian investigators might probe the wagner group's finances. a less than subtle hint to the wagner chief not to make trouble. the last few days have put him under huge pressure. now, president putin's determined to show he is in control. steve rosenberg, bbc news, moscow. jeremy bowen has been given us this latest update from the ukrainian capital kyiv. you have seen _ ukrainian capital kyiv. you have seen the _ ukrainian capital kyiv. you have seen the awful - ukrainian capital kyiv. wi. have seen the awful scenes in kramatorsk where the attack took place. if the priority today in moscow was a relaunch of president putin, may be part of president putin, may be part of that was to show they could keep up the military pressure. here in the ukrainian capitalised but most of the day talking to senior

yevgeny prigozhin. michael o'hanlon joins us now. lots of developments in the last hour also. the later is we are hearing is that belarus'soy from heading to moscow. well, it makes sense — convoy from heading to moscow. well, it makes sense that _ convoy from heading to moscow. well, it makes sense that he _ convoy from heading to moscow. -ii it makes sense that he could broker this deal because what prigozhin is doing, although we might have so emotional hope it will change it, is risky from his point of view, and frankly from our western point of view. civil war and a new colour on state has always been one of the worst—case scenarios in international nations, and the idea could have been in an ongoing state war work russia as a materials has to be about the worst—case nightmare that vladimir putin or prigozhin could face. why would he want to take his chances defeating the russian military in the heart of russian military in the heart of russia when russia still has air power, nuclearweapons? most of russia when russia still has air power, nuclear weapons? most of the loyalty as wealth. i can sympathise with what he is

group that don't have an air force, they are able to shoot things out of the sky so yevgeny prigozhin goes to belarus, i'm sure we definitely have to watch out for security but my sense is those guys are loyal to him. are you going to have 25000 soldiers, go ahead and be members of the russian army? they want no part plus, they are utter fighters and the russian fighters so they will go take orders from people they don't respect and you see how he was greeted, you see on telegram greeted as a hero so he's more popular now than vladimir putin. >> if they were -- if they shot down as you said, they shot d down. >> it was reported on telegram. >> but wide retreat? >> that's the million-dollar question, vladimir putin and yevgeny prigozhin. he knows he would make that 125 miles, it's going to get bloodied so who's left to fight what's going to be the result? the other people were supposed to join him and didn't but the fact that he moved down that highway unopposed is insane. thus like people going down 95 to take out the white house. are you kidding me? >> i more skeptical of everything but coverage of

a belarus state media outlet has reported that the leader of the wagner paramilitary group yevgeny prigozhin arrived in belarus today is one of the terms of his surrender over the weekend. vladimir putin is now praising his country's security forces for stopping what he called a civil war. the russian ministry of defense announced that wagner will not surrender heavy weapons. >>> still ahead, how officers from several departments chased down a pair of robbery suspects from oakland all the way to marin county. >>> a push for public safety on the streets of san francisco as the mayor makes the waste for her new budget. >>> a new report says that major baby food brands contain traces of harmful heavy metals. what experts say and why experts say there is no need to throw out your [bones cracking] ♪ (tensnse music) ♪ one e aleve workrks all dayy so i can keep working mymy magic. just one a aleve. 12 hours of uninteterrupted pain relelief. alaleve. whwho do you t take it foro? so many hotels. ahah! ah! ah! troublble booking g te family v vacay? com. comforort has fre hohot breakfasasr the whole fa

in the past half an hour the president of belarus confirms that the wagner leader, yevgeny prigozhin,w in the country. new creases of transplant tourism referred to authorities after the uk is first trafficking plot was exposed earlier this year. and deforestation wipes out an area of tropical forest the size of switzerland in the last year. hello from the bbc sport centre. english cricket has been accused of �*widespread' racism, sexism, classism and elitism by a long—awaited and damning report. a two year investigation set up in the wake of global movements like black lives matter and me too makes 44 recommendations to change what the chair of the commission called cricket's "rotten cu ltu re". the independent commission for equity in cricket report, called holding up a mirror to cricket, heard from more than 4000 people with 50% saying they'd experienced discrimination in the game. asa as a sport we need to let people be themselves— as a sport we need to let people be themselves at — as a sport we need to let people be themselves at all— as a sport we need to let people be themselv

yet by the evening, having basically labelled yevgeny prigozhin a traitor, all charges were dropped. yes, yevgeny prigozhin had to leave and go to belaruspower? that face business as usual, that - his grip on power? that face| business as usual, that went his grip on power? that face - business as usual, that went out of the window on the 24th of february last year when vladimir putin took the decision and ordered a full—scale invasion of ukraine. we have not seen business as usual since then. what we do not know i think are all the details about the deal that was done last night between the kremlin and the wagner grip. some of these details were made public, it was apparently negotiated with the help of the leader of belarus, alexander lukashenko and under that deal yevgeny prigozhin heads off to belarus and all charges against him dropped. the wagner fighters will not be prosecuted either but are there more details to come out, was something decided about the fate of the russian military leadership? we do not know, we need to be patient and wait to see what emerges in the coming days. and wait to see what emerges in the coming days-—

talking about this revolt led by yevgeny prigozhin, we've heard from lukashenko that prigozhin is in belarus, but do we have any specifics on that, nick? >> reporter: no we don't. we don't even have yevgeny prigozhin saying he's there himself, although he does appear in his last statement to be going along with the narrative we're hearing from lukashenko and from the kremlin as well. we've had the split screen bizarreness today, vladimir putin in moscow standing in front of troops, land troops who frankly did very little to stop the wagner advance on saturday, but telling those troops, thank you, your duty and courage has saved russia and saved russia from civil war indeed. and then going on to talk about how, in fact, the wagner group had been given over a billion dollars over the past year by the russian state, by putin himself. a bizarre self-own of the role of prigozhin over the past year by putin casting a very different narrative from what we've heard over the past days, some that some will even grasp. belarusian president lukashenko goes on to talk about the conversation he had with p

yevgeny prigozhin. he is confirmed to have arrived in belarus.gozhin's wagner's mercenaries have been told they can't fight in ukraine, as long as they sign themselves over to the russian military. lauren: daniel hawkins is in moscow and has more on the role belarus played in bringing into the wagner mutiny. >> the key takeaways from the belarusian president today, the negotiations behind closed doors to bring this mutiny to an end, were emotional, even heated before prigozhin was convinced militarily, his position was hopeless. and after receiving safety guarantees from russia's director, agreed to take his fighters into belarus. president lucia let -- president lukashenko allowed fighters to stay in his country, on a military base, for as long as they needed to figure out their future at the expense of wagoner to provide training and experience to the ella russian armed forces, with the idea being floated of them being amalgamated into the belarusian army. that is nothing more than speculation and discussion. also confirming the wagner troops w

contracts with the russian military or to leave the country and go and live in belarus, where it's believed that yevgeny prigozhinas well. >> is it clear where prigozhin is or if he is actually going to go to belarus? >> i mean, he sort of referred to the possibility of that today in his first audio message, you know, since the rebellion was kind of called off, saying that alexander lukashenko, who's the leader of belarus, and a close putin ally, had offered the potential for wagner to keep on operating there legally because it's officially illegal in russia. so, that was something he was referring to. but russian officials i've spoken to repeatedly over the course of the past couple of days refusing to confirm or deny that prigozhin is already there. and there are some reports that he might be. but there is a press conference that's scheduled tomorrow with lukashenko, the belarusian leader. so, hopefully we'll get a bit more clarity on it then. >> so, i mean, i'm still unclear if -- was this all about wagner forces being forced to join the regular army, and that was what was motivating this push by prigozhin bec

meanwhile, the belarusian dictator oleksandr lukashenko confirmed that yevgeny prigozhin, who staged a mutiny in russia, is in belarus and, as lukashenko told wagner will now take part in training for the belarusian military. it is not known what exactly and how exactly prigozhin will teach the belarusians. maybe there will be another rebellion there, but the dictator in belarus is not talking about it yet and is not making such predictions about this and other things, we are talking about it today and the next hours, we will have three guests: andriy illenko, uh, roman tsimbalyuk and united states army general ben hodges, all this over the course of the next hour, i will traditionally start with information about the losses of russians in ukraine in ukraine already 226,000,170 russians died in just the last day, the armed forces of ukraine destroyed 590 people with the beginning of the great war, the russians have already lost to the country 4,036 tanks, 7,834 armored fighting vehicles , 4,083 artillery systems, 626 rocket launchers, 386 anti-aircraft defenses and 314 aircraft, 308 helicopters 6,772 units of automot

belarus. since then, the head of the wagner group, yevgeny prigozhin, has not been seen nor heard. his news service tells cnn he will answer questions when he has what they say is proper communication. there is much which remains unknown about the insurrection, but one thing is clear. the open rebellion is the most profound crisis vladimir putin has faced during his 23-year-long rule, and the u.s. secretary of state says the turmoil may not be over yet. >> it's too soon to tell exactly where this is going to go, and i suspect that this is a moving picture, and we haven't seen the last act yet. but we can say this. first of all, what we've seen is extraordinary, and i think you've seen cracks emerge that weren't there before. >> experts are warning this rare uprising by wagner group mercenaries could have consequences into the future with so much still uncertain. cnn's matthew chance reports now from moscow. >> wagner! wagner! wagner! >> reporter: for the kremlin, these are some of the most disturbing scenes from a weekend of shocking images. on the streets of a major russian city,

yevgeny prigozhin has since headed for belarus.ebel exposed vulnerabilities among russian government force as wagner group soldiers moved without challenge toward the capital. a correspondent has our first report. >> as wagner forces continue to withdraw no word from the key players in this wildest of -- yevgeny prigozhin waved off to tears in rostov. but nothing new on the coup from the commander in chief, just simply recorded insight into his evening routine. >> >> it's as for the top military brass the supposed top of this coup not a whisper. but western officials have already drawn their own conclusions. >> i think we've seen more cracks emerge in the russian beside. it is too soon to tell exactly where they go and when they get their but certainly we have all sorts of new questions that putin is going to have to address in the weeks and months ahead. >> red square was still shut as an anti terror precaution. people still seemed unnerved. >> this situation was so bad. people in government didn't know what they had to do. >> >>

yevgeny prigozhin, what - severely weakened. in terms of yevgeny prigozhin, what is - severely weakened. in terms of yevgeny prigozhin, what is the | yevgeny prigozhin, what is the outlook for him? we know belarusa good friend of president putin. i think alexander lukashenko, the leader there has his own agenda as well. he wanted to be seen to be a player in all of this stock prigozhin, i expected some stage, you may decide to leave africa where he has made it —— big financial interests, he has been making a lot of money to his mercenaries who are there and who won't necessarily have been signed up to the russian defence ministry. i suspect he will be looking over his shoulder. he has a deal with president putin which means that he can leave russia. , ., . russia. he is free to leave. but he will _ russia. he is free to leave. but he will be _ russia. he is free to leave. but he will be asking - russia. he is free to leave. i but he will be asking himself as we all are, how safe is this guy? and i think we know resident putin has a long memory. it resident putin is to stay in power he has to restore his reputation as a strongman and that means dealing with enemies like prigozhin. what does this

yevgeny prigozhin is headed to belarus although his whereabouts are unclear.n government forces as wagner group's were met with no challenge on their route to the capitol. >> as wagner forces continue to withdraw no word from the key players on. >> yevgeny prigozhin on route to belarus on was met with tears in rostov. >> nothing new for the commander-in-chief. >> [speaking non-english] >> as for the top military brass, the targets in the clue -- >> i think we've seen more cracks emerge in the russian facade. it is too soon to tell exactly where they go and when they get there. but certainly we have all sorts of new questions that putin is going to have to dress in the weeks and months ahead. of -- >> all those kinds of normality people still seem underserved. >> i feel like people in the governments don't know what they have to do. >> [speaking non-english] >> but is not changing it. >> in a space of 24 hours vladimir putin has taken a major hit to his authority. who knows where the unraveling may be. but the president and his security forces managed to turn a