What to remember from June 25

A strategic retreat. Sunday, June 25, was marked by the continued withdrawal of troops from the paramilitary group Vagne in Russia, ending a rebellion by their leader Yevgeny Prigozhin that rocked the Kremlin. A failed attempt whose consequences of the war in Ukraine are still difficult to quantify. Here’s what to remember today.

Wagner’s troops retreat to Russia

According to local authorities, Wagner’s fighters left the Voronezh and Lipetsk regions south of Moscow on Sunday, June 25. Earlier in the day, they left the military headquarters they captured in Rostov (south-west), Ukraine’s operational hub, which they began withdrawing to avoid leaks. “Russian Blood”In the words of Yevgeny Prigozhin.

However, in the Russian capital as well as in its territory, The “Counter-Terrorism Regime”It goes into effect Sunday, giving law enforcement more powers.

France and US target Russian units…

French President Emmanuel Macron has pledged to support Wagner’s rebellion “The divisions within the Russian camp show the weakness of both its armies and its auxiliaries”. Same analysis on US side. This miscarriage plot reveals “Real Crack” U.S. diplomatic chief Anthony Blinken said he reached out to President Vladimir Putin.

China reaffirms its support for Vladimir Putin

Vladimir Putin’s regime, weakened in the eyes of the West, could count on Beijing’s support on Sunday. “As a friendly neighbor and strategic partner, China supports Russia in its efforts to safeguard the country’s stability.” China’s foreign ministry called the riot an “internal matter”.

The Russian military says it has repelled the Ukrainian advance

Moscow has tried to dispel the notion that the crisis could have consequences for its offensive in Ukraine. The Russian military confirmed on Sunday “Successfully Pushed Back” Attacks by kyiv forces in four zones of Ukrainian front, especially in Donetsk (East), but also Zaporizhia (South).