Good evening. Yevgeny Prigozhin, the founder of the Wagner Group and leader of the attempted coup against Russia, has re-emerged today and said that the “march” of his troops showed “serious” security issues in the country. Meanwhile, Suella Braverman braces for a potential breakthrough in her migration flights.

Vladimir Putin avoided any mention of the aborted Wagner group coup attempt over the weekend in an address to young engineers released by the Kremlin today. The video is the first official communication from the president since the Wagner mercenary group mutiny, and it comes following reports that the group’s leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin is still under investigation for leading the mutiny. Read our live blog for the latest developments. New details about the coup attempt have been reported, with Russian military bloggers claiming that mercenaries shot down seven Russian aircraft and killed 13 airmen.

Meanwhile, Germany is leading opposition to the European Union’s plans to use cash made from frozen Russian assets to help pay for the reconstruction of Ukraine. Find out why by reading the full story from Matt Oliver.