Hello everyone and welcome to Amampur. Here's what's coming up.

You defended the Constitution, the lives, the security, and the freedom of our citizens.

Putin thanks his security forces, but what do these cracks within Russia mean for Ukraine?

Andrei Yermack, head of President Zelensky's office, joins me from Kyiv.

Then, the young Americans fighting climate change in court.

I'm joined by one of the plaintiffs and

the attorney in the groundbreaking Montana case. Plus, cries for help from around the

world. We look at the increasing risks faced by LGBTQ people and those helping

them to safety. Oh, Welcome to the program everyone. I'm Christina Manpur in London. You virtually

stopped a civil war. The words of Vladimir Putin as he addressed

his security forces in the wake of the Wagner group's failed rebellion over the

weekend. The Russian president has accused the West of fermenting the mutiny and he's

vowing to bring the organizers to justice. Belarution president Alexander Lukashenko

has confirmed that Prigosian is in his country.

Negotiations went throughout the day,

six or seven rounds of negotiations. At five o'clock in the evening he called me and said I accept all

the conditions but what should I do?

We stop, they will destroy us.

I say they won't.

I guarantee you.

I'll take it upon myself.

Meanwhile, the United States is set to announce a new round of military aid for Ukraine.

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