Putin's change of heart on Wagner has drawn his disdain After Russian President Vladimir Putin decided to withdraw the allegation of tre...

Putin's change of heart on Wagner has drawn his disdain

After Russian President Vladimir Putin decided to withdraw the allegation of treason against Wagner and allow him to apply for asylum in Belarus, Wagner's mercenaries went back to their base on Sunday.

After the confrontation that erupted between him and Wagner's army, the world has already begun to view Putin as a weak guy.

The two sides' agreement eliminated Yevgeny Prigozhin's forces' threat to occupy Moscow, the Russian government's capital, but experts claim that, if nothing else, Putin's weakness has been exposed to the world by the military's rebellion against him, contrary to expectations.

After Mr. Prigozhin was spotted in his SUV in Rostov-on-Dov being pursued by trucks full of fighters behind him, it was observed how many anti-terrorist forces had been deployed in the Russian capital of Moscow.

According to sources, these personnel have already taken control of the military vehicles in Rostov-on-Don before departing, even though they still have roughly 400 km to travel to Moscow.

Wagner's actions were branded as treason by President Putin, who also promised to punish them for nearly bringing about a civil war in Russia.

Putin and the president of Wagner eventually came to a deal, averting Russia's greatest security crisis in ten years.