Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canada’s incident response group is meeting today to discuss the latest developments in Russia.
OTTAWA - Canada’s incident response group will meet on Saturday to discuss the latest developments in Russia, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said.
Canada is in contact with allies and will continue to monitor the situation closely, Trudeau said in a tweet Saturday morning. Prigozhin’s Wagner group appears to control military headquarters in the southern city of Rostov-on-Don, where Russia’s operations in Ukraine are run, according to Britain’s Ministry of Defence. The city is more than 1,000 kilometres south of Moscow.
Wagner troops and equipment have also entered Russia’s Lipetsk province, around 360 kilometres south of the Russian capital.
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