Iran stresses it backs Vladimir Putin amid Wagner revolt in Russia
Iran supports the rule of law in the Russian Federation and considers the latest developments there an internal Russian matter, Iranian state media quoted foreign ministry spokesperson Nasser Kanaani as saying on Saturday.
The Security Council of Belarus also said on Saturday that Minsk remained an ally of Russia and that internal disputes were “a gift to the collective West.”
It released the statement in response to a mutiny in Russia by the Wagner mercenary army.
Read more on the Wagner mercenary group’s revolt against Russian forces:• Putin: Wagner revolt is a betrayal, deadly threat to Russia’s existence• Wagner revolt: Russian helicopters defend as mercenaries roll toward Moscow• NATO, European states monitoring ongoing Wagner revolt in Russia• Wagner Group’s Prigozhin calls for mutiny, says Russia killed thousands
Turkey reaffirms support for Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin held a call on Saturday with Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan, who said he backed the Russian government’s handling of a mutiny by the Wagner mercenary army, the Kremlin said in a statement.
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