Russia loses 4,430 service members as Putin deals with mutiny fallout

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Russia loses 4,430 service members as Putin deals with mutiny fallout

Russia loses 4,430 service members as Putin deals with mutiny fallout

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Published 30 Jun 2023

Russian President Vladimir Putin survived a brief Wagner Group rebellion last weekend, but continues dealing with the political fallout. Meanwhile, his military also continues to suffer heavy casualties in Ukraine. Last Friday, Wagner leader and founder Yevgeny Prigozhin claimed Russia's military…

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