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  1. Trump initiated peace talks with Putin, while Macron pushed for direct engagement with Russian leadership, backed by EU commitment in Brussels.
  2. Leadership in Moscow faces intense pressure from internal societal problems and revenge sentiment, amid ongoing strategic failures.

Prigozhin demanded Shoigu's firing during the mutiny, and Alexander Lukashenko brokered a deal for his asylum.

1 report, 1 independent Updated May 28
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What happened

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Prigozhin demanded Shoigu's firing during the mutiny, and Alexander Lukashenko brokered a deal for his asylum.

Who's involved

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Sergei ShoiguAlexander Lukashenko

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Leadership in Moscow faces intense pressure from internal societal problems and revenge sentiment, amid ongoing strategic failures. All 2 developments

Within Trump initiated peace talks with Putin, while Macron pushed for direct engagement with Russian leadership, backed by EU commitment in Brussels.

The entities involved

  • Sergei Shoigu

    Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation since 2024 and former Russian defense minister

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  • Alexander Lukashenko

    President of the Republic of Belarus

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