"Putin sowed the wind, now has to reap the storm": As in the world they respond to Prigogine's rebellion

World politicians monitor the situation in Russia and consult with allies. Some countries began to strengthen the borders. World policies closely monitor the confrontation between the leader of the Wagner PEC Yevgeny Prigogin and the military-political leadership of the Russian Federation. The focus gathered the reactions of foreign governments to the rebellion of Prigogine. The President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, was informed about the situation in Russia.

The White House reports that Biden will consult with allies and partners on these events. "He talked to the Great Seven Foreign Ministers today and the EU High Representative and Security Policy to discuss the current situation in Russia. The United States will continue close cooperation with allies and partners as the situation was developing," said US Secretary of State.

Polish President Andrzej Duda said that in Poland they monitor the situation in the Russian Federation and consult with allies. "In connection with the situation in Russia this morning, we have consulted with the Prime Minister and the Ministry of Defense, as well as with allies. The course of events behind our eastern border is maintained on a constant basis," he informed.

The Chairman of the European Council, Charles Michel, said that the European Union is monitoring the events in Russia, but considers them internal problems of the Russian Federation. "This is clearly the internal problem of Russia. Our support of Ukraine and Vladimir Zelensky remains unwavering," he wrote. British politician James Keverly stated that in the United Kingdom they are watching the situation in the Russian Federation and continue close cooperation with the allies.

"After night events with the participation of the Wagner and Russian military group, we carefully monitor the situation and work closely with our allies," Kleverli wrote. The Ministry of Defense of the country has called the rebellion of mercenaries of the Wagner PEC - the largest challenge of the Russian Federation in recent times. "In Rostov-on-Don" Wagner "almost certainly occupied key security objects, including the headquarters that manages Russian military operations in Ukraine.

During the operation, which Prigogine described as" March for Freedom ", the Wagner group was crossed from the occupied Of Ukraine in at least two places. The enmity between Wagner's group Yevgeny Prigogin and the Russian Defense Ministry has grown into a frank military clash, added that "the loyalty of the Russian security forces and especially the Russian National Guard, will be a key to the development of this crisis in the near future.

This is the most serious challenge to the Russian state in recent times, " - said in the message. Estonia Prime Minister Kai Callas stated that Estonia also monitors the development of events in Russia. " Estonia monitors the development of the situation in Russia and exchanges information with allies . I can assure that there is no direct threat to our country. The border protection is strengthened. I also urge our people not to go to any part of Russia, "she wrote.

Latvia Minister Edgar Rinkevich said that in Latvia they strengthened the protection Whether entry into the border of Russians who leave Russia through current events will not be considered. There is no direct threat to Latvia right now, "he said. Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielus Landsbergis noted that Lithuanians are watching chaos in Russia but focused on Ukraine's victory. Chaotic collapse is just a matter of time. We are not distracted. We see clearly in chaos.

The goal, as always, is victory and justice for Ukraine. It's time, "Gabrielus Landsbergis wrote. The German Foreign Ministry urged citizens to stay away from the Russian capital and stay away from travel to the Russian Federation. German citizens in Russia must follow our adapted travel and safety instructions, "the German Foreign Minister Annna Berbb wrote in Twitter. that Putin begins to reap the fruits of his activity. "Putin sowed the wind. Now he has to reap the storm.