'I do believe he is weakened as this shows that the autocratic power structures have cracks in them and he is not as firmly in the saddle as he always asserts,' he told German broadcaster ARD.īut he said it was unclear if it would make the Kremlin any more likely to withdraw its troops from Ukraine to allow for peace talks. The German chancellor did, however, say he believed the failed mutiny had weakened Mr Putin.

'The Wagner troops are a military unit that is acting very aggressively all over the world, and very concretely also in Russia's war against Ukraine,' Mr Scholz said. And your privacy is protected every step of the way.

Plus, you can keep up with friends and family. You can also locate items using AirTag or Find My technology. The German chancellor has refused to be drawn on speculation about how long Vladimir Putin will remain in office after a mutiny in Russia last weekend.Īsked whether Mr Putin would stay as Russian president for much longer, Olaf Scholz said the West's aim in supporting Ukraine was to help it defend itself, not to bring about regime change.Īnd when questioned about whether he had hoped the rebellion would bring an end to Mr Putin's rule, he said it would have made no sense as it was unclear if what would come after him would be better. The Find My app makes it easy to keep track of your Apple devices even if they’re offline.

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