General Sergei Surovikin, the deputy commander of Russia’s military operations in Ukraine, was detained by the Russian authorities after he went briefly missing following the short-lived rebellion of the Wagner’s forces, Moscow Times newspaper reported citing sources.

Russian general who went missing after Wagner’s uprising arrested: Report

As Russia recovers from Wagner's short rebellion, there is a new focus on the rise of private armies. They have been used in many conflict around the world but the bigger question that arises here is how much of a threat are they to the global world order and can they be stopped?

How are private armies a threat to global world order?

Wagner group chief Yevgeny Prigozhin's plan to capture Russia's military leadership failed due to leaked intel about the rebellion plot which ultimately forced the warlord to improvise and launch the revolt pre-maturely, Wall Street Journal reported quoting Western officials.

Wagner aimed to capture Russia's military leadership, sped up efforts after plans leaked: Report

Russian mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin flew into exile in Belarus under a deal that ended a mutiny by his fighters, as Putin praised his forces for averting a civil war. Lukashenko, seen as Putin's junior partner & Europe's last dictator, is positioning himself as the voice of reason. Revealing details of the deal with Prigozhin, Lukashenko said he talked the Wagner boss back from brink. While NATO says it is ready to defend against Moscow, or Minsk, some member states are tracking the events anxiously. Here's a look at the key developments.

'They will squash you like a bug': Belarus president says he warned Wagner boss Prigozhin | Details

Wagner Revolt: Lukashenko positions himself as voice of reason

Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko on Tuesday spilled the beans on the hectic parleys that took place to defuse tensions between Russian President Vladimir Putin and the rebelling Wagner Group mercenary leader Yevgeny Prigozhin.

Explained | Putin wanted to kill Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, but stopped. Here's what happened

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko said he persuaded Russian President Vladimir Putin not to "wipe out" mercenary chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, in response to what the Kremlin cast as a mutiny that pushed Russia towards civil war.

Lukashenko: We want Wagner's was experience in our army

Wagner Chief Yevgeny Prigozhin has for the first time released an audio statement since aborting an armed rebellion. He says he wasn't aiming to go against the Russian Authorities but he was trying to protect his group from disbanding. He released an 11-minute audio statement post Wagner Mutiny, keep watching to know more.

Wagner Chief Prigozhin defends decision to stage march

Was the Wagner Mutiny a double game? Is Prigozhin's exile a redeployment? Is he Kremlin's Trojan Horse? Molly Gambhir takes you through the claims that are being made around his exile to Belarus.

Was the Wagner Mutiny a double game?

Russian President said he let the aborted mutiny go on as long as it did to avoid bloodshed, while Wagner boss said he never intended to overthrow the government. Putin's televised address was his first public comment since Saturday, when he had said the rebellion threatened Russia's very existence and those behind it would be punished. Meanwhile, the United States' envoy in Moscow reached out to Russian officials. What's next for Wagner fighters?

Russia's enemies wanted fratricide, Putin hits out at the West

'Wanted Russians to kill each other': Putin hits out at Ukraine & its Western allies

After a weekend of chaos and confusion in Russia, President Vladimir Putin addressed the nation for the second time. Putin on Monday paid tribute to the pilots who were killed during the failed weekend mutiny.

Wagner Crisis: Putin pays tribute to pilots killed during failed mutiny

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday (June 26) paid tributes to pilots who were killed during the failed mutiny of Wagner, confirming earlier reports of military bloggers that several aircraft were shot down by the mercenary group.

Russian President Putin confirms pilots killed during Wagner mutiny, pays tributes

Here we bring you a quick round-up of all the latest news and top headlines from all across the globe: Russian security agencies have now confirmed that it is dropping charges against the Wagner Mercenary group. The Wagner group is accused of staging an armed Mutiny to topple the country's military leadership the authorities have demanded the transformed classified Wagner Hardware to Moscow.

Wagner group's hardware to be transferred to Moscow

United States President Joe Biden, on Monday (June 26), said that Russian President Vladimir Putin has “no excuse” to blame the Wagner group’s aborted march on Washington and that the West had “had nothing to do” with it.

West had 'nothing to do' with Wagner's aborted Russia mutiny: US President Biden

Has the aborted Wagner Mutiny shaken Putin's authority? Has it sowed seeds of dissent among Russians? Here's what Molly Gambhir has to say.

Gravitas: Wagner Mutiny: Has Putin's credibility been damaged?

Mutinous Russian mercenary fighters advanced to Moscow before their leader Yevgeny Prigozhin decided to retreat following a deal mediated by Belarus. Let's look back at how events unfolded in Russia's mercenary revolt.

Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin's mercenary revolt:: A timeline

Wagner mercenaries headed back to their base after Vladimir Putin agreed to allow their leader to avoid treason charges and accept exile. Belarus brokered the agreement to avert Moscow's most serious security crisis in decades. The intervention by Lukashenko, seen as Putin's junior partner, embarrassed the Kremlin. While Wagner boss Prigozhin's exact whereabouts remain unclear, analysts say the revolt showed Putin's rule is more fragile than thought earlier. Here's how the world is reacting.

Wagner crisis: France flags 'fragility' of Putin's forces, US points to 'real cracks' in authority

Wagner Crisis: Putin allows Prigozhin to avoid treason charges and accept exile

This weekend was tense for Russia as Russia's contractor Wagner's chief Yevgeny Prigozhin started walking in the opposite direction to Ukraine. He took control of the military headquarters in Russia and threatened to march toward Moscow claiming that Putin made the wrong choice. Keep watching to get updated on the status of the Wagner.

Wagner Mutiny: World watches and reacts

This weekend was tense for Russia as Russia's contractor Wagner's chief Yevgeny Prigozhin started walking in the opposite direction to Ukraine. He took control of the military headquarters in Russia and threatened to march toward Moscow claiming that Putin made the wrong choice. Keep watching this interview with Defence Expert, John Erath to know more about this rebellion.

The fallout of Wagner group's rebellion

The chief of mercenary group Wagner said in a surprise announcement that his troops were turning back to avoid spilling blood. "We are turning our columns around and going back to field camps," Yevgeny Prigozhin announced after vowing to march on Moscow to topple the military leadership. He said he understood the importance of the moment and did not want to "spill Russian blood."

Wagner Chief Prigozhin calls off march on Moscow to avoid spilling blood

Russia mercenary group leader Yevgeny Prigozhin, who turned his force against the military leadership in Moscow, will quit Russia and move to Belarus under an agreement brokered by Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko, the Kremlin said on Saturday.

Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin to quit Russia and move to Belarus under deal to end mutiny

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Russian general who went missing after Wagner’s uprising arrested: Report

How are private armies a threat to global world order?

Wagner aimed to capture Russia's military leadership, sped up efforts after plans leaked: Report

'They will squash you like a bug': Belarus president says he warned Wagner boss Prigozhin | Details

Wagner Revolt: Lukashenko positions himself as voice of reason

Explained | Putin wanted to kill Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin, but stopped. Here's what happened

Lukashenko: We want Wagner's was experience in our army

Wagner Chief Prigozhin defends decision to stage march

Was the Wagner Mutiny a double game?

Russia's enemies wanted fratricide, Putin hits out at the West

'Wanted Russians to kill each other': Putin hits out at Ukraine & its Western allies

Wagner Crisis: Putin pays tribute to pilots killed during failed mutiny

Russian President Putin confirms pilots killed during Wagner mutiny, pays tributes

Wagner group's hardware to be transferred to Moscow

Wagner Chief Prigozhin defends decision to stage march

West had 'nothing to do' with Wagner's aborted Russia mutiny: US President Biden

Gravitas: Wagner Mutiny: Has Putin's credibility been damaged?

Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin's mercenary revolt:: A timeline

Wagner crisis: France flags 'fragility' of Putin's forces, US points to 'real cracks' in authority

Wagner Crisis: Putin allows Prigozhin to avoid treason charges and accept exile

Wagner Mutiny: World watches and reacts

The fallout of Wagner group's rebellion

Wagner Chief Prigozhin calls off march on Moscow to avoid spilling blood

Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin to quit Russia and move to Belarus under deal to end mutiny