Borrell and heads of foreign affairs of G7 discussed situation in Russian Federation
The head of European diplomacy, Josep Borrell, discussed the events in Russia with the foreign ministers of the G7 countries.
He announced this on Twitter, Censor.NET informs.
"Just spoke with the G7 foreign ministers to exchange views on the situation in Russia," Borrell wrote.
He noted that on the eve of the meeting of the Council of the EU in foreign affairs, he is coordinating actions within the European Union and involved the Department of crisis response and planning.
"Our support for Ukraine remains unchanged," he added.
As reported by Censor.NET, in the evening of 23 June, the Russian army fired a missile at the Wagner PMC camp. In response, the PMC leader announced a march on Moscow. Instead, the FSB accused him of armed rebellion and opened a criminal case.
Prigozhin later claimed that his troops had entered Rostov. He claims that the Wagner PMC has seized the city and the headquarters of the southern district. Next, Prigozhin is going to march on Moscow to remove the Russian military leadership from power.
In a video address, Russian President Vladimir Putin called the rebels tra itors and promised to punish them. Prigozhin said in response that the Russian president was mistaken and that his mercenaries were not going to surrender.
