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  • Belarusian Leader Lukashenko Claims Intervention in Averting Russian Civil War: The Prigozhin Mutiny Incident Unveiled
    PUTIN'S PRICE HIKE
    In a revealing announcement, Alexander Lukashenko, President of Belarus, claims that he intervened to deter Russian President Vladimir Putin from eliminating Yevgeny Prigozhin, the head of a mercenary group. The Kremlin had perceived Prigozhin's actions as a mutinous attempt threatening to plunge Russia into a civil war.
  • Where is Prigozhin? Global Speculation Erupts After Wagner Group's Sudden Mutiny
    Yevgeny Prigozhin
    Following a sudden rebellion within the Wagner Group, the world is abuzz with questions surrounding the whereabouts of its founder, Yevgeny Prigozhin. The interest lies not just in Prigozhin's personal trajectory, but it is also a significant indicator of the future direction of the Wagner Group.
  • Russian Share Shortfall: Deutsche Bank Warns Investors of Asset Recovery Challenges
    Deutsche Bank
    In a concerning development for global investors, Deutsche Bank, Germany's largest financial institution, recently cautioned its clients of potential difficulties in recovering their investments in Russian companies. The bank revealed that it might not be able to provide full access to clients' Russian stocks.
  • Putin's Power Unperturbed as Rebel Wagner Army Halts Near Moscow, Leader to Migrate to Belarus
    NO STATE FUNERAL
    The formidable march of Wagner Group's Russian mercenaries towards Moscow was abruptly stopped on Saturday, with its leader Yevgeny Prigozhin citing a desire to avert bloodshed as the rationale behind this decision. This move has seemingly curtailed the potential threat to President Vladimir Putin's administration, even as it raised questions about Putin's grip on the nuclear-armed nation.
  • Russian Mercenaries Defy Putin, Advance Towards Moscow: A Coup on the Horizon?
    LOVEBIRDS
    In a stunning upheaval within Russia's armed forces, rogue mercenaries spearheaded by a former ally of President Vladimir Putin, Yevgeny Prigozhin, are advancing towards the capital, Moscow. The city's southern periphery has become a tense frontier as the rebel forces, constituting the Wagner private army, pose a significant challenge to Putin's 23-year hold on power.
  • Moscow Under Siege: Russian Military Clashes with Wagner Mercenaries in Alarmingly Escalating Mutiny
    VLADIMIR PUTIN
    In an unfolding development that is sending shockwaves across the globe, Russian military helicopters have initiated an offensive against an insurgent mercenary battalion on Saturday, led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, which has been advancing rapidly towards Moscow.
  • Prigozhin's Call to Rebellion Spurs Criminal Case: Moscow Tightens Security Amid Claims of Provocations
    S-400 Missile System
    In a recent statement, the Russian Defense Ministry declared that all social media reports disseminated in the name of Yevgeny Prigozhin, stating an alleged strike on the 'Wagner Group private military company camp' by the ministry, are provocative fabrications. The unfolding situation's gravity has prompted the Federal Security Service of Russia to launch a criminal case against Prigozhin for inciting rebellion within the country.
  • Canada Enforces Big Tech Payment to News Publishers: Google and Meta Face New Legislation
    RECORD
    On Thursday, the Canadian Parliament passed legislation that mandates tech giants such as Google and Meta to pay Canadian media organizations for article links.
  • Tragic Implosion of Titanic Submarine Expedition Claims Five Lives, U.S. Coast Guard Confirms
    Tragic Implosion of Titanic Submarine Expedition Claims Five Lives, U.S. Coast Guard Confirms
    In a devastating incident, a deep-sea submersible expedition to the Titanic shipwreck met a tragic fate when the vessel imploded catastrophically, taking the lives of all five individuals on board, confirmed the U.S. Coast Guard on Thursday.
  • Blinken Warns of U.S. 'Deep Concerns' Over Potential Chinese Military Presence in Cuba
    SHUNNING LAVROV
    Antony Blinken, U.S. Secretary of State, emphasized on Tuesday that the U.S. would harbour significant apprehensions if China were to undertake military activities in Cuba. This assertion follows a Wall Street Journal report suggesting Beijing's plans for a new training facility on the island nation.
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