The Latest Breaking News from Yevgeny Prigozhin

Russian President Vladimir Putin has allowed Wagner to reform in Belarus after a deal following an armed uprising by the group

When this column appears, I will have just arrived in Odesa, Ukraine.

Belarusian president Alexander Lukashenko is emerging with more power in the aftermath of the military uprising and march on Moscow as he publicly questions President Vladimir Putin’s version of events.

When mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin led his rebels in a short-lived mutiny, many observers focused on how it would challenge the Kremlin politically – few looked at how the episode and the reaction of the Russian authorities undermine the country’s legal system.

More mercenaries from Russia’s Wagner military contractor have rolled into Belarus, continuing their relocation to the ex-Soviet nation following last month’s short-lived mutiny

Russia says air defence forces intercepted attacks over port city of Sevastopol; Putin says Russia will take ‘reciprocal’ action if devices used on his troops

Kyiv reports fighting has intensified on eastern front, with its forces on defensive near Kupiansk

The Kremlin said Friday that it is considering granting legal status to some of the more than two dozen private military companies active in Russia. Legally, these shadow paramilitary groups do not exist – which allows them to operate parallel to Russia's armed forces, at times doing high-risk "dirty" jobs…

About 240 Wagner fighters, 40 trucks and ‘a large amount of weapons’ reportedly arrived on Saturday

The biggest new town since Milton Keynes is billed as ‘unique’, but provision of even basic services seems to have been forgotten

An independent monitoring group says a large convoy carrying fighters from the Wagner private army has been spotted entering Belarus from Russia