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Hello, it's 487 days since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

And after our emergency episode on Saturday,

where we brought you news of that potential military coup

and challenge to the leadership of President Putin,

there has been a chaotic, remarkable and speedy turnaround in events, hasn't it, Ali?

Oh, absolutely.

After Yaginyev Pregozhnev claimed that his Wagner group's base camps

have been targeted by a Russian army missile strike.

He embarked on a march for justice, as he called it.

And a lot of people said it was a coup attempt.

And he was able, apparently, to capture Rostov Andon,

which is a huge city of more than one million in southern Russia,

right on the border with Ukraine.

And he was able, also, to capture the Russian army's main command center

for operations in Ukraine, which was based in Rostov.

But after a very tense few hours, the Belarusian leader's office

announced that the Belarusian leader had been able to mediate a deal

between the Russian authorities and Yaginyev Pregozhnev,

as a result of which, Yaginyev Pregozhnev,

according to the Kremlin, will be moving to Belarus.

And Yaginyev Pregozhnev himself announced that his march was over

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