Former CIA chief David Petraeus’s advice for Yevgeny Prigozhin:

Be careful around open windows.

Turkish President Erdogan said the end of tensions in Russia has averted irreversible humanitarian disasters on the ground in Ukraine.

He expressed hope that the developments in Russia will be a new milestone on the road to a just peace in Ukraine.

Russian Strela-10 air defense system destroyed by Ukrainian artillery strike.

First public appearance of Russian Defense Minister Shoigu since Wagner’s mutiny.

Shoigu checked the advanced command post of the Western Group of Forces participating in Ukraine war.

The New York Times:

Ukraine has not been able to take advantage of Prigozhin's rebellion on the battlefield though it will try to "take advantage of the chaos."

According to American officials, there were no holes in the defense that could be exploited.

Prigozhin's march on Moscow "did not result in Russian units leaving their positions in southern or eastern Ukraine on Friday or Saturday to come to Moscow's defense."

There is a video of Prigozhin assessing the outcome of the events of June 24:

Normal result. Everyone was cheered up.

The video was recorded during the withdrawal of Wagner forces from Rostov.

Russian MP Andrei Gurulyov on Vladimir Solovyov’s show:

A bullet in the forehead is the only salvation for Prigozhin.

Yevgeny Prigozhin and Dmitry Utkin should be executed.

There’s no other option.

Australia will provide Ukraine with a new $73.5 million aid package.

The package will include 28 x M113 APCs, 14 special purpose vehicles, 28 medium trucks, 14 trailers and 105 mm artillery ammunition.

Financial Times:

Germany opposes the possible transfer of frozen Russian assets for the restoration of Ukraine.

The reason is too high legal risks. As an unnamed German official told the publication, "this will create a lot of trouble."

Kommersant:

Yevgeny Prigozhin remains under investigation for the rebellion.

The criminal case on the organization of an armed rebellion (Article 279 of the Criminal Code), the main person involved in which was the founder of Wagner PMC Yevgeny Prigozhin, was not terminated and continues to be investigated by an investigator from the investigative department of the FSB of Russia.

Russian sources claim Russian Defense Minister Shoigu highly likely visited Belgorod region on Friday, before Prgozhin's mutiny.

So, the video footage may be old.

Russian media confirms the criminal case against Prigozhin has not been terminated.

China: We support Russia in maintaining its national stability.

Russia’s FSB detained two residents of Yalta who collaborated with Ukrainian intelligence and expressed their willingness to commit acts of vandalism and terrorism at military facilities in Crimea.

Turkish Laser Guided Miniature Munition BOZOK hit its target with pinpoint accuracy in the firing test with a particle-effect and armor-piercing hybrid warhead from Bayraktar TB2 UCAV.

The uniquely designed BOZOK outperforms its rivals thanks to its robust operational capabilities.

Former FSB agent and Russian commander Igor Strelkov (Girkin) calls for Wagner’s Prigozhin to be hanged because it’s “simply necessary for the preservation of Russia as a state.”

EU foreign ministers approve €3.5bn increase in Ukraine's military aid fund.

Japan protests Russia because of the adopted law on renaming September 3 as "Victory Day over militaristic Japan".

Japan says this can "not only provoke anti-Japanese sentiments among the Russian people, but also lead to anti-Russian sentiments among the Japanese."

Germany intends to deploy an additional 4,000 troops in Lithuania on a long-term basis.

Germany’s ARD:

Official negotiations to resolve the conflict in Ukraine may take place as early as July.

On June 24, an international meeting on Ukraine was held in Copenhagen "in conditions of the strictest secrecy" with the participation of diplomats from Western countries, as well as representatives of Brazil, India, China and South Africa.