The latest events in Russia disintegrate the army of the aggressor country of the Russian Federation and affect its political system. This was stated by the High Representative of the European Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Josep Borrell, on June 26 before the meeting of the foreign ministers of the countries, reports the website of the EU Foreign Policy Service.

 According to him, it is "not very good to see" how such a nuclear state as the Russian Federation can enter a phase of political instability. The European Union is taking into account the consequences of this, Borrell said, speaking about the conclusions the EU drew from the June 23-24 mutiny by the recognized criminal organization PMK "Wagner".

 "The most important conclusion is that the war against Ukraine, unleashed by [president of the aggressor country Volodymyr] Putin, and the monster that Putin created with the help of "Wagner" - this monster is now biting him [himself]. The monster is acting against its creator. The political system is showing its fragility, and the military power [of the Russian Federation] is cracking," said the head of European diplomacy.

 He noted that the attempted coup against the Russian Federation is an important consequence of its aggression in Ukraine. When asked if he knows where Prigozhin is now, Borrell replied that he wants to "first share the information with EU ministers."

 We will remind that on June 23, the founder of the "Wagner" PMC, Yevgeny Prigozhin, accused the Russian military of attacking the mercenary rear camp and announced a "campaign on Moscow" due to a conflict with the Ministry of Defense and the General Staff of the Russian Federation. On June 24, he announced that the Wagnerites had taken control of all the military objects of Rostov-on-Don, in particular the airfield.

 On the same day, the president of the terrorist country of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin, announced in a televised address that there was an attempt at a military coup in the country. In the evening, the press service of Oleksandr Lukashenka, who is in power in Belarus, said that he had been negotiating with Prigozhin throughout the day and the founder of the Communist Party of Ukraine "accepted the offer" to stop the movement of the Wagnerites. Prigozhin reported that his mercenaries were returning "to the field camps."