Putin insisted that the armed rebellion would have been crushed anyway

The President of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, is sure that the rebellion raised by the private military organization "Wagner" would have been suppressed anyway. According to "Detq", the Russian TASS news agency informs that Putin said this in a video message addressed to the country's population.

Putin mentions that Russia's enemies, the West and the Ukrainian authorities, wanted Russian soldiers to shoot each other, Russia to be defeated, and society to be divided.

"The organizers of the rebellion, betraying their country, their people, betrayed those whom they involved in the crime, misled them, pushed them into the fire," he believes.

At the same time, the Russian leader thanked the country's law enforcement agencies for preventing the uprising, the public for their support and patriotism.

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After the peaceful resolution of the one-day uprising by the "Wagner" private military organization, the President of Russia addressed the country's population for the first time. As a result of the rebellion, the reputation of the country and the president himself suffered significant damage, Putin tries to explain to the population that under any circumstances, the authorities could have suppressed Prigozhin's rebellion, but they chose the peaceful way.