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For one long June night and a day, Russia's notorious mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin staged an apparent insurrection, sending an armoured convoy towards Moscow and raising questions about Vladimir Putin's grip on power.

The Russian president even accused his former ally of treason, embarking on an armed rebellion and "a stab in the back of our country".

But by the end of Saturday, Prigozhin had called the whole thing off and ordered his men back to base.

"In 24 hours we got to within 200km (124 miles) of Moscow. In this time we did not spill a single drop of our fighters' blood," he announced.

Twenty-four hours of mayhem, and so much we don't know.

Was the Wagner boss planning a coup?

Prigozhin was adamant this was "a march for justice", not a coup. Whatever it was, it came to an end very fast.

 

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18 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

Yeah whatever Bill the main thing is the sooner Putin goes and whoever next takes over puts a stop to the war the sooner the better.

 

I suppose a lot will depend on who takes over from Putin, if they are willing to end the war, leave ALL Russian occupied Ukraine, return all the Ukrainian children, families, POWs etc taken to Russia.

 

Sadly they cannot bring the dead of either side back to life

 

Russia will have to be prepared to rebuild the Ukraine and also surrender to the Hague all those, including Putin, accused of was crimes, where IMHO they will get a fair trial.

 

Whoever it may be has to be strong enough to be able to do all that and hopefully hold the Russian States together as well.

 

There will be a very big pair of boots to fill for whoever it may be.

 

From the EU and the NATO side, they will have to control President Zelensky and the Ukraine, and perhaps temper their demands into reality.

 

Another set of big boots to fill. 

 

Hopefully most of the politicians of all stripes, can be kept away from any deal.

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A BBC commentator was saying that similar failed rebellions in Russia have portended bad outcomes in the past, such as one before the collapse of the soviet union.

 

It's possible that we may soon see a black swan event which will propel the price of gold to new highs very quickly. It's just a thought.

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3 hours ago, billd766 said:

I suppose a lot will depend on who takes over from Putin, if they are willing to end the war, leave ALL Russian occupied Ukraine, return all the Ukrainian children, families, POWs etc taken to Russia.

 

Sadly they cannot bring the dead of either side back to life

 

Russia will have to be prepared to rebuild the Ukraine and also surrender to the Hague all those, including Putin, accused of was crimes, where IMHO they will get a fair trial.

 

Whoever it may be has to be strong enough to be able to do all that and hopefully hold the Russian States together as well.

 

There will be a very big pair of boots to fill for whoever it may be.

 

From the EU and the NATO side, they will have to control President Zelensky and the Ukraine, and perhaps temper their demands into reality.

 

Another set of big boots to fill. 

 

Hopefully most of the politicians of all stripes, can be kept away from any deal.

Hope would be IMHO a reasonable negotiating FSB.

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3 hours ago, scubascuba3 said:

Yesterday was hoping the Wagner group would bring down Putin and bring an end to the war, i reckon Russian soldiers were hoping the same, appeared to be a delay in what action they should take

Media hype as usual resulting in nowt.

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7 minutes ago, stevenl said:

I don't think the media hyped anything. I read and saw continuously 'nobody knows exactly what is happening and how it will play out'. 

Exactly media were blowing it out of proportion.

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14 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

Exactly media were blowing it out of proportion.

25000 men threatening to invade Moscow? Im sure the whole worlds leaders watching, Usa and Nato members  ready to step up the game and move in to Ukraine.

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7 minutes ago, Hummin said:

25000 men threatening to invade Moscow? Im sure the whole worlds leaders watching, Usa and Nato ready to step up the game and move in to Ukraine.

Well wakna now going to attack Ukraine from Belarus without Belarus soldiers getting involved maybe is the deal.

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9 minutes ago, Hummin said:

25000 men threatening to invade Moscow? Im sure the whole worlds leaders watching, Usa and Nato ready to step up the game and move in to Ukraine.

Poland has said it's willing to lead troops into Ukraine, presumably along the northern border with Belarus. 

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1 minute ago, Kwasaki said:

Well wakna now going to attack Ukraine from Belarus without Belarus soldiers getting involved maybe is the deal.

All we can do is speculating next scenario! Hopefully Russia collaps and being disarmed of Nukes. A long shot thow 

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1 minute ago, Hummin said:

All we can do is speculating next scenario! Hopefully Russia collaps and being disarmed of Nukes. A long shot thow 

Russia's smartest move would be to replace Putin with an actual democracy, decommission its nuclear stockpile and join the EU.

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4 minutes ago, ozimoron said:

Russia's smartest move would be to replace Putin with an actual democracy, decommission its nuclear stockpile and join the EU.

It will never happens in near future. Russians mentality prevents any form of democracy!

 

Afterplay of Gladnost should be a clear proof, and Putin as their savior. 

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51 minutes ago, Kwasaki said:

Hope would be IMHO a reasonable negotiating FSB.

Unfortunately hope does not feed empty bellies, rebuild infrastructure, bring back children kidnapped and taken to Russia, homes and possessions stolen and destroyed or bring back the dead on BOTH sides.

 

This is all down to one person, Putin.

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23 minutes ago, Hummin said:

Putin want a place in history making his country grat again! 

 

"Make Russia Great Again"

Kinda reminds me of J6 except the wagners are trained war criminals armed to the teeth have seen their comrades slaughtered they’re angry and coming for you!yeiks!oh did i forget to mention they’re all felons to!

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