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   June 24, 2023 -- >  Russia's collapse: News that will likely go unreported by   
   the cable news pack   
      
   6/24 -- Private jets, as well as the IL96-300 PU presidential aircraft used by   
   Putin, have flown from Moscow to St. Petersburg.   
   6/24 -- Former Russian President and current deputy chair of the Russian   
   National Security Council Dmitry Medvedev and his family have reportedly fled   
   Moscow for St. Petersburg.   
   6/24 -- The aircraft used by Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukasheno has   
   flown from Minsk to Bodrum, Turkiye, reportedly with Lukashenko's family on   
   board.   
   6/24 -- President Biden is spending the weekend at Camp David, which is close   
   to the Alternate National Military Command Center on the Maryland-Pennsylvania   
   state line.   
   6/24 -- Sandbag bunkers being set up on streets in Moscow.   
   6/24 -- Chechen leader Ramzan Kadyrov has deployed his Chechen National Guard   
   troops to Wagner-held Rostov-on-Don. Wagner forces have mined the highway   
   between Rostov and Taganrog, one of the key supply hubs for Russian forces in   
   Ukraine.   
   6/24 -- Reports from inside Russia that the Russian state administration   
   functions of the Russian Federation are being transferred from Moscow to St.   
   Petersburg.   
   6/24 -- Heavy fighting reported between Wagner forces and Russian military   
   units loyal to Putin in the Voronezh region.   
   6/24 -- 71st National Guard Regiment "Storm Z" unit commander, who goes by the   
   name of "Zeki," has pledged his unit's loyalty to Wagner forces.   
   6/24 -- Wagner recruiting billboards are being taken down in Moscow.   
   6/24 -- Street brawls in Rostov between pro- and anti-Putin civilians being   
   shown on Russian TV.   
   6/24 -- A prisoner riot has broken out in Vodnik pre-trial detention center.   
   6/24 -- British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has called an emergency Cobra   
   national security meeting.   
   6/24 -- Putin made hurried phone calls to Belarus President Lukashenko,   
   Kazakhstan President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev, Uzbekistan President Shavkat   
   Mirziyoyev, and Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Erdogan pledged his   
   full support for Putin. Tokayev    
   told Putin that the events in Russia were an "internal" matter.   
      
   6/24 -- Russia watchers are looking for a repeat of the 1991 collapse of the   
   Soviet Union with constituent republics of the Russian Federation using the   
   Russian uprising to declare their independence. All eyes are on Tatarstan,   
   which is still upset with    
   Putin for abrogating the last vestiges of its state autonomy.   
   6/24 -- Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin and Moscow Mayor Sergei   
   Sobyanin have been curiously silent and have not publicly rallied to Putin's   
   support. Mishutin's plane was one of several belonging to Russian leaders that   
   flew from Moscow to St.    
   Petersburg.   
   6/24 -- Russian Deputy Prime Minister Denis Manturov, the richest person in   
   the Russian government, excepting Putin, has reportedly fled Russia for Turkey.   
   6/24 -- Regular Russian Army units in Lipetsk have reportedly joined Wagner   
   forces and are jointly en route to Moscow.   
   6/24 -- There are calls for mass protests in Moscow and St. Petersburg calling   
   for an end to Russia's war against Ukraine and for Putin to step down.   
   6/24 -- Wagner forces have smashed through a barricade of dump truck placed on   
   a highway to Moscow.   
      
   6/24 - Reports of Wagner forces in Syria and Africa flying to Russia to   
   support the uprising against Putin.   
   6/24 -- The Kalinouski Regiment, a group of Belarusian soldiers fighting   
   alongside Ukrainian forces against Russia, have announced plans to seize   
   control of Minsk.   
   6/24 -- Russian Army machine gun emplacements are being set up along Moscow's   
   Ring Road highway.   
   6/24 -- Russian civilians in Rostov are bringing food and water to Wagner   
   troops in the city.   
   6/24 -- Russian army forces opened fire on a civilian car in Voronezh, killing   
   the father and seriously wounding his wife and daughter.   
   6/24 -- Ukrainian forces have launched an offensive in the Kherson region.   
   6/24 -- Wagner forces have shot down 7 Russian military aircraft and   
   helicopters in one day.   
   6/24 -- Polish President Andrzej Duda has summoned the National Security   
   Bureau for an emergency meeting tonight. PM Morawiecki and Defense Minister   
   Blaszczak will also attend. Poland is preparing for threats coming from   
   instability in the Kaliningrad    
   region and Belarus.   
   6/24 -- The Wagner Group convoy headed toward Moscow is led by its founder,   
   the neo-Nazi commander Dmitry Utkin.   
   6/24 -- Lukashenko announces that Prigozhin has accepted Lukashenko's proposal   
   to stop Wagner Group’s advance in Russia and start negotiations.   
   6/24 --  Major explosions at army bases in the Russian-occupied city of Urzuf,   
   near Berdyansk, after a wave of Ukrainian missile strikes.   
   6/24 -- All flights out of Moscow have sold out.   
   6/24 -- There’s more and more theories pointing toward Prigozhin only being   
   the face of a larger coup, which is supported by parts of the Army and the   
   intelligence services. The goal is to remove Putin, withdraw from Ukraine and   
   return to making    
   business with the world.   
   6/24 -- Uganda will send soldiers to Moscow to defend Putin if need be, says   
   Muhoozi Kainerugaba, the son of Uganda’s President.   
   6/24 -- Russian oligarch and Putin ally Arkady Rotenberg fled Moscow by plane   
   to Baku, Azerbaijan.   
   6/24 -- Young Russian women fist-bumping Wagner fighters to say goodbye as   
   they leave Rostov tonight. Crowds gathered along the streets and cheered as   
   the Wagner soldiers shot their guns in the air. Note: Rostov-on-Don is the   
   capital of the Don Cossacks,    
   who don't consider themselves Russians.   
   6/24 -- Russian police have returned to Rostov after the Wagner Group’s   
   departure tonight. The people aren’t happy to see them. They are blocking   
   the streets and hurling insults at the policemen.   
   6/24 -- Russian special forces seized USD 48 million from the Wagner Group   
   headquarters in St. Petersburg today.   
   6/24 -- The Wagner rank-and-file soldiers are furious with Prigozhin calling   
   off the Battle of Moscow.   
   6/24 -- The authorities of Abkhazia have tightened control on the borders with   
   Russia and Georgia and instructed to take critical infrastructure facilities   
   under protection due to the situation in the Russian Federation.   
      
   https://www.waynemadsenreport.com/articles/june-24-2023-russias-   
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   https://ai.neocities.org/Dushka.html -- Russian Artificial Intelligence   
      
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