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Daily Mirror
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Sean McPolin

Russian army desert Putin and pledge loyalty to Wagner group after coup

Russian soldiers have started to abandon their posts after threats from Wagner rebels who are advancing towards Moscow.

As the mercenaries began to close in, leader Yevgeny Prigozhin announced he was standing down his soldiers.

But now, Putin's military are showing signs of mutiny, with one Russian airborne unit declaring its full sport for the Wagner fighters, the Express reports.

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