Ukraine

when your civil war lasts shorter than a poop challenge

It's going to be an interesting few days

Wow, Putin bending to demands, sounds like he might suffer from some sense of insecurity. I don't think he would give in otherwise.

Here is my pet theory.

Originally, Prigozhin was driven to drastic measures due to his refusal of nationalization of Wagner. Now Lukasenka was asked by Putin to deliver a message to Prigozhin that he may allow Wagnerites to live under some kind of security arrangement.

All of this is driven by both Putin's and Prigozhin's desire to stay alive, with Lukasenka as a middleman.

Perogis two biggest rivals gone. Doubt he doesn't have sway over there successors.