Dmytro Kuleba, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Ukraine, believes that the rebellion in Russia would have damaged the morale of Russian troops had it lasted two days longer. <\/p>\n
Source: Kuleba in an interview with CNN <\/p>\n
Quote: \"If this mutiny had lasted for 48 hours more, I'm pretty certain we would have felt a demoralising impact on the Russian forces fighting in the south and east of Ukraine. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
Unfortunately, Prigozhin gave up too quickly. So there was no time for this demoralising effect to penetrate Russian trenches.\" <\/p>\n
Background: <\/p>\n
The Wagner Group mercenaries advanced 780 kilometres deep into Russia and stopped only 200 kilometres from Moscow. Prigozhin stated that he was stopping the so-called \"justice march\" to avoid bloodshed and that the rebellion was a protest, not an attempt to overthrow the government. <\/p>\n
Western media outlets stated that the rebellion in Russia was a \"gift\" for the Ukrainian offensive and that it was likely to change the course of the war. <\/p>\n
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