Putin ‘assured’ of Ukraine plans in interview taken sooner than Wagner group's coup | World News

Russian state television on Sunday confirmed Russian President Vladimir Putin expressing confidence in plans for Ukraine in an interview that appeared to have been recorded sooner than Saturday’s aborted revolt by the Wagner group of mercenaries.

“We actually really feel assured, and, in actual fact, we’re able to implement the entire plans and duties ahead of us,” Putin talked about. “This moreover applies to the nation’s defence, it applies to the actual navy operation, it applies to the monetary system as an entire and its explicit individual areas.”

The suggestions in an interview with Kremlin correspondent Pavel Zarubin had been broadcast by Rossiya state television. Zarubin talked about the interview was executed after a gathering with navy graduates, in an apparent reference to an event held on Wednesday.

The entire interview was as a consequence of be broadcast afterward Sunday.

The fast report didn’t level out Saturday’s revolt, by which Wagner mercenaries took a southern metropolis sooner than heading in direction of Moscow. In a televised deal with sooner than the drama was defused and the group stopped their advance, Putin talked about the stand up put Russia’s very existence beneath menace.

In its on daily basis briefing on Sunday the Defence Ministry moreover didn’t level out one thing in regards to the actions of Wagner and its chief Yevgeny Prigozhin.

Requested throughout the interview how loads time he dedicates to what Russia calls its explicit navy operation, Putin talked about: “In any case, that's paramount, day-to-day begins and ends with this.”