From the news that arrived in the last few minutes, we can conclude a few things about Prigozhin's coup attempt in Russia:
1. Prigozhin occupied and controlled Rostov without resistance and in less than 8 hours;
2. Then he advanced and passed through Voronezh, one of Russia's main industrial defense poles, also without much resistance;
3. he reached only 200 km from Moscow w / his column of mercenaries;
4. The pressure was such that, behind closed doors, Lukashenko brokered an agreement with Prigozhin to interrupt the march and go back;
5. Prigozhin accepts the deal, gets what he wants (the details of the deal are still unknown), says he doesn't want to spill Russian blood and turns around.
From all this confusion, Putin emerges weakened, with Prigozhin showing the world that, if he wants to, he can invade and occupy entire Russian oblasts, demanding for their withdrawal whatever he wants.
Probably the process for "armed rebellion" (coup d'état) will be withdrawn and Prigozhin should receive much more autonomy to command more freely some sectors of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Prigozhin: 1
Putin: 0
