Some of Russia’s highest-ranking generals have not been seen in public since the mutiny by Wagner mercenaries last week.The group’s leader, Yevgeny Prigozhin wanted the arrest of Russian defence ministry officials.He accused them of incompetence and ordering attacks on his fighters.US media reports say Russia’s FSB security service warned armed forces chief of the general staff, Valery Gerasimov about Prigozhin’s planned rebellion, giving him time to avoid capture.The Kremlin is dismissing reports that Gerasimov’s deputy, Sergei Surovikin was also given advance knowledge of the mutiny.Journalist Yulia Shapovalova joins us live from Moscow to discuss the latest updates.