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The head of the Wagner group will leave Russia and take refuge in Belarus. After withdrawing from the march towards Moscow, he seems to fear for his safety and one of the points of the negotiated agreement with Lukashenko was his accommodation in Minsk.
Wagner's boss and his fighters will also be safe from prosecution under the deal said to have been struck.
According to reports, the charges against him and his group will be dismissed. Prigozhin and his group were accused of inciting armed rebellion against the Russian army.
Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said Wagner's mercenaries who want to sign a contract with the Russian Defense Ministry can do so, and that fighters who took part in today's rebellion will not be prosecuted.
On the other hand, in Rostov-on-Don, Wagner's soldiers have begun to retreat. A video shows fighters celebrating after Yevgeny Prigozhin released an audio message confirming a de-escalation of the situation.
Life has also returned to Moscow, as the restrictions are being lifted little by little.
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