Today, we're talking about an attempted Russian mutiny, an immigration lawsuit, and other

top news for Monday, June 26th.

Stay informed while remaining focused on Christ, with the poor over.

Here's the verse of the week, whoever exalts himself will be humbled, and whoever humbles

himself will be exalted.

Matthew, chapter 23, verse 12, let's get started with some espresso shots.

In a Mento in a two-liter escalation, Russian mercenary forces mounted an open rebellion

against Moscow, retreated, and had their leader exiled.

All in a day's work.

Yivyani pre-Gojin, a hot dog vendor, turned Kremlin caterer, has a long history with Russian

President Putin, and is often called Putin-Chef.

He's wanted in the US for running social media troll farms, and he heads up the Wagner

Group, a private military force composed largely of ex-prisoners.

Other troops have faced some of the fiercest fighting of the war in Ukraine, handing Russia

some of its few successes amid a long stalemate.

Still, pre-Gojin has been openly critical of Russia's military leadership, claiming his

troops have been stiffed on supplies.

Pre-Gojin says Russian forces attacked his men stationed in eastern Ukraine with rockets,

helicopters, and artillery fire, Friday, killing a huge mount of his troops.

In response, pre-Gojin gathered his men and led a mutiny into Russia to oust the corrupt

and incompetent commanders, specifically the Russian Defense Minister, taking control

of two Russian military facilities along the way.

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