Biden: US had “nothing to do with” Wagner mutiny

US President Joe Biden has said that the United States had "nothing to
do with" the Wagner group's alleged mutiny against the Kremlin.

The American leader said he's been speaking to allies as well as
Ukraine's president.

Biden said it was still too early to assess where the situation may go
now, amid suggestions the instability has weakened Russian president
Vladimir Putin.

Biden said leaders of other western countries were on the same page.

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Biden said he's spoken to Kyiv about Washington's continued support to
the country.

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Biden said the US is keeping a united front with allies.

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