Plus: Russian agents’ threat to family made Prigozhin call off Moscow advance, why the Firm is in no rush to reconcile with Harry, and Britain’s house price crash ‘will be the worst in the world’
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Wagner leader Yevgeny Prigozhin may have called off his march on Moscow, but the attempted coup has exposed Russia’s weakness. The Wagner group was able to seize the Kremlin’s command centre in Rostov-on-Don and advance hundreds of miles towards the capital without significant opposition. Richard Kemp sees this as indicative of Vladimir Putin’s feeble grip on power, and argues that his downfall is fast approaching.
Chris
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