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Hello, it's 489 days since Russia began its full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

And we now know a lot more following Yvgeny Progorshin's attempted rebellion over the weekend.

Vladimir Putin has been addressing Saturday's events,

first in an address to the Russian nation on Monday.

The organizer of the media has given his country his way.

And then, on Tuesday, he made an unexpected address

to security service people assembled in the Kremlin.

Here, his praising security services, saying that they have effectively stopped a civil war.

And Putin has also said that Wagner troops never had the support of the army or the people.

And earlier, he said they would be allowed to join the army,

or go to Belarus, or to return home.

He confirmed Russian army pilots were killed in clashes with Wagner troops during the rebellion

and held a minute silence.

Before all that, Yvgeny Progorshin released his first audio message

since leading Saturday's revolt.

Here, he's basically giving his reasons for turning back.

He says he didn't want to shed Russian blood.

He only wanted to demonstrate a protest and not to overthrow the authorities.

His audio message lasted for 11 minutes.

He said the rebellion was a response to Kremlin plans to take direct control of Wagner

and his soldiers showed how the Russian military should have behaved

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