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For a time, it looked as if Russia, Russia, was teetering on the brink of civil war.

Mercenaries from the Wagner Group, led by Yvgeny Progosion, seized the southern city of Rostov-on-Don and its military headquarters, and shot down three helicopters.

Next stop on what he called a march for justice was Moscow itself.

Progosion was, in essence, declaring war on the defence minister,

Sergei Shogu, on the head of the armed forces, Valerie Garasimov, over their handling of the

Ukraine war. As the Russian capital fortified itself, President Vladimir Putin made an ashen-faced

emergency address to the nation, calling for unity and decrying Progogian's efforts as an armed

mutiny and a stamp in the back. Yet that very evening, Progogian announced that he was ordering

his forces back to their bases in the south. The Kremlin, let it be known, that criminal charges

against him would be dropped. It appears the coup d'etat was averted thanks to negotiations

led by the Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko. As part of that deal, Progosin is said

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