Josep Borrell on the Wagner rebellion against its 'leader' Vladimir Putin

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There has been a range of reactions throughout Europe and around the world in response to the rebellion of the Wagner group. As a result of the Russian paramilitary organization revolting against the leader of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, this has sparked optimism that the Putin era might be coming to an end as well as the Ukrainian war might also come to an end.

The EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Josep Borrell, is delighted with these developments and believes that they could lead to a positive outcome in the future. "What happened this weekend showed that the war against Ukraine is crushing Russian power and affecting its political system.

The 'monster' that Russian President Putin created in Bakhmut is working against its creator," Borrell said. However, Borrell is also concerned that the situation could cause catastrophic consequences for the world, as Russia possesses nuclear power, as well as Putin's willingness to resort to "bizarre" moves in order to threaten the world.

In spite of this, there is still hope that Wagner will be able to achieve its intentions and prevent something like this from occurring.

Lars Lokke Rasmussen and his statement

Lars Lokke Rasmussen, the Danish Minister for Foreign Affairs, is also an optimist, believing that this kind of event could have a profound impact on the whole history of humanity and also have a significant effect on the situation in Russia.

It is well known that the world has come to the defense of Ukraine and supported it from the very first day of the war. "It goes without saying that what happens in Russia has a huge impact on the rest of the world," Rasmussen said.

As we move forward, we will see if this will really mean the end of many things, or if it will cause additional consequences that could affect the entire planet in the long run. These next few days could prove to be crucial in many ways. The Wagner Group has big ideas for the future.