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Prigozhin had pulled his men back after what appears to have been a good deal of mediation by several intermediaries, not just Aleksandr Lukashenko. Not that the Russian public had had much to do with any of this. He did not name Yevgeny Prigozhin - he tends not to name men he considers his enemies.īut he did say that his armed rebellion was exactly what Russia's enemies, Kyiv and the West, wanted: fratricide, Russians spilling Russian blood.Ī criminal act overcome only by the consolidation of society, he said. The European Commission is considering how frozen and immobilised Russian assets could be used to help fund Ukraine's recovery, but such plans could prove legally complex.Ī late-night address from Vladimir Putin offering Wagner fighters a choice: sign a contract with the Ministry of Defence, go back home, or go to Belarus.

World leaders have backed the principle of Russia being forced to pay for the destruction caused by its invasion of Ukraine.

The debate comes the week after London played host to the UK Recovery Conference, which was attended by officials, dignitaries and ministers from around the world and saw discussion of how to secure and support the reconstruction of Ukraine's economy and society. 'It is only right that the Russian state is made to pay for the destruction it has created.' Shadow Foreign Secretary David Lammy said: 'Sixteen months after Putin's invasion, Ukraine has been left with mass graves, cities turned to rubble and vital infrastructure destroyed. The party will use a Commons opposition day motion that would call on ministers to 'present a Bill before this House within 90 days to allow frozen Russian state assets held in the UK to be repurposed for Ukraine's recovery'. Meanwhile, Labour has said the Government should bring forward draft legislation after the summer break that would allow sanctioned Russian assets to be used for the reconstruction of Ukraine.

Lost Lands: Mistakes of the Past (free to play) free instal