On the Red Square in central Moscow, locals and tourists alike react to the aborted revolt of the Wagner mercenary group led by Yevgeny Prigozhin, which had threatened a day earlier to storm Moscow in a direct challenge to Russian President Vladimir Putin's rule. An agreement allowing Prigozhin to avoid treason charges and accept exile in Belarus ended the immediate threat from his private army. "Nothing scary happened, people were not scared, no-one fled from Moscow and other regions," lawyer and economist Andrei tells AFP. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES