German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said it was not serious at this time to speculate about the consequences of PMC Wagner’s attempted insurgency in Russia. He expressed this in an interview with ARD. TASS.
“These are changes that are occurring in Russia,” Scholz said.
He noted that it would “not be serious to speculate” about whether the situation will stabilize and “what will happen in the future”.
“We will have to watch this very carefully, as this is a big country with atomic weapons,” the Chancellor said.
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2 July Austrian Foreign Minister Alexander Schallenberg declarationHe said Austria had taken measures to ensure the security of Russian and Ukrainian institutions following the revolt in Russia of Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Wagner PMC.
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