This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Charlotte Gallagher, and at 13 hours GMT on 27 June,

these are our main stories, a show of strength from President Putin as he thanks soldiers.

You defended the Constitutional Order.

You saved our homeland from upheaval.

In fact, you stopped a civil war.

But how will he restore his dented reputation?

We explore the links between the Syrian regime and a multi-billion dollar drug trade.

Scientists in the UK are hoping the decision-making process of bees can be applied to artificial intelligence

to help create miniature robots.

Also in this podcast, we're on the red carpet for Harrison Ford's final farewell to Indiana Jones.

I'm retiring.

Well, in that case, what are we drinking?

Same for the God-Dotter.

We start in Moscow.

Vladimir Volodymyr Vyacheslav.

Putin.

President Putin has addressed thousands of soldiers and police officers at the Kremlin,

saying they had stood up to turmoil, which would have led chaos,

but he made no mention of the deal made with the Wagner-Mersenry group to end the mutiny.

It was a show of strength from a leader who, for the first time, had faced a serious threat to his authority.

Let's him more of what he had to say.

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