The Wagner Group, led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, is a private army that has been fighting in Ukraine alongside the regular Russian army.

A mutiny occurred, lasting only 24 hours, during which Wagner troops seized a city and advanced toward Moscow.

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Charges against Prigozhin were dropped, and he was offered relocation to Belarus as part of a deal to end the mutiny.

Prigozhin had accused Russia's Ministry of Defence of failing to provide adequate ammunition to his group.

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President Putin invited Prigozhin and other Wagner commanders to the Kremlin to assess their actions and provide evaluations.

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Prigozhin expressed unconditional support for Putin during the meeting.

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The current whereabouts of Prigozhin remain uncertain, with conflicting reports. –

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The mutiny was seen as a significant challenge to President Putin's authority.

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Putin has retained his support for Shoigu and Gerasimov, as indicated by recent footage of Gerasimov issuing orders.

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