After mutiny, Putin says Wagner fighters can join army, go to Belarus or return home

Russian leader accuses West of seeking 'fratricide' as Prigozhin defends his aborted rebellion, claims aim was to highlight military failures in Ukraine and not challenge Kremlin

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