Putin's first speech after the Wagner uprising Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, made his first public appearance after putting...

 

Putin's first speech after the Wagner uprising

Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, made his first public appearance after putting a halt to Wagner's mercenaries' 24-hour insurrection.

On Monday, Vladimir Putin, the president of Russia, spoke to conference attendees on television on the importance of young people in the development of the country's sectors.

President Putin emphasised on the possibility of collapse that the government is facing as a result of Western sanctions rather than the uprising of Wagner's forces, led by Evguéni Prigojine, in his speech.

On the other hand, Ebrahim Rassi, the president of Iran, spoke with Mr. Putin on the phone and emphasised his opposition to the plot that is being used to frame him. The king of Qatar, the president of China, and the president of Iran all backed Putin during the country's impending collapse on Saturday, June 24, a crisis that rattled the Kremlin and the nations it deals with.