G-7 says will closely coordinate over Russia amid alleged uprising

The Group of Seven foreign ministers on Saturday agreed to closely coordinate over the situation in Russia, the Japanese government said, in the wake of an alleged armed uprising against President Vladimir Putin.In an urgently arranged conference call, the ministers discussed "pressing issues facing the international community, including the situation in Russia," the Foreign Ministry said in a press release. They "shared the view that the G-7 will continue to work closely together."Putin on Saturday said in an emergency televised address that an "armed mutiny" by the Wagner Group is treason…READ FULL ARTICLE