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According to the representative of Baiden John Kirby administration, the United ...

The US was negotiating with Moscow during the Military Rebellion of Prigogine - the White House

According to the representative of Baiden John Kirby administration, the United States is not involved in the military rebellion of the head of the Wagner. Moreover, the American official himself would not call an event a military coup in the Russian Federation. The United States negotiated with Moscow during the military rebellion of the head of the Wagner PEC Yevgeny Prigogine.

This was stated by a representative of the White House, a strategic communications coordinator in the National Security Council John Kirby, Sky News writes. He noted that Washington was not involved in the actions of the Wagnerians and the rebellion of Prigogine. According to the American official, Washington spoke with Moscow about it, as well as the preservation of the lives of diplomats from the United States, as required by international rules.

Kirby stated that Washington with Moscow had a "good, straight line of communication" on last weekend. He also said that the states were not aware of the detailed parameters of the agreement between the President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin and the head of the "Wagner" by Prigogin. In addition, the states know nothing about the accurate whereabouts of Prigogine at this time, as well as what happened to most of his mercenaries.

According to Kirby, he would not determine what happened on the weekend as a "military coup" or a rebellion. Recall that on June 26, journalists wrote that after the rebellion, the plane flew from Rostov to St. Petersburg. So, the next day after the unsuccessful rebellion of Wagner PEC, a plane by Yevgeny Prigogine flew from St. Petersburg to Rostov and back. It went with the transponder disabled. In addition, the media found out that Lukashenko received after the rebellion of Prigogine.