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Sorts of troubles, both internationally and domestically. it is a total disaster for putin. this last 48 hours is really the worst thing that i have ever seen happen to him immediately 23 that he has been in power. thank you for being with us. thank you for being with us. thank you. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskiy discussed this weekends turmoil in russia in phone calls with us president biden, canadian prime minister trudeau and polands president duda. the trio of leaders affirmed their...

>> ♪ ♪ ♪ >> elton john closes glastonbury with history making good by telling fans i will never forget you. join on the stage by a ray of young talents. the >> what makes russia weaker makes a stronger, so says a senior adviser to ukraines defense ministry? fierce fighting continues in the east of the country. well events across the border have had immediate effects many on the frontline and in kyiv hope president putins loosened grip on the power could accelerate the end of the war. heres...

The reagan institute has a brand-new summer survey out they pass people while a majority a slim majority does support continuing u.s. aid. those health concerns are posed but a going over there saying this. theyre worried about unmet domestic needs here in the u.s. for their word about risking, provoking rush even further, corruption in ukraine depleting u.s. weapons stockpiles. what is your case to the american taxpayers to the have those concerns? what ukraine is a frontline for protection of ...

See this construct, that putin, built now turn on him directly, we can expect to -- see something like five hours apparently in times when these men or going forward on the, frontline what does all of this mean a? for ukraine >> well, what you just described is one of the reasons why prigozhin was so, angry because the decisions made by -- the defense minister so the equivalent, theyre the decisions being, made where to, attack or to, defend and so forth. this is embarrassing for the third large...

President biden not scheduled to speak about this but he will have an event monday morning on the white house. this is certainly a new foreign policy challenge, and certainly a question here on the presidents agenda, as he begins a new week. jeff zeleny, cnn, the white house. the russian insurrection has given ukrainians a push to fight back even harder against their russian invaders. on sunday, officials declared it was the first stage in dismantling vladimir putins regime, saying, quote, the...

Exile in belarus. that is not the end of the story there, is it, as far as the wagner mercenaries? we are told they are absorbed into russian military. do you think effectively they are neutralized as a threats to putins authority? >> yes, but to make a point, buddha courts head of the fsb, patrushev is a security, former head of the fsb, defense in charge of internal security in russia. in terms of the threat, i think its very hard to say. its very difficult to know, very dangerous in a sense t...

Theres nothing ordinary citizens can do to influence the situation. its decided above our heads. many russians tell me that — they dont believe they have the power to change what is happening in their country, to make their voices heard, to turn things around. our correspondent in ukraine, andrew harding, is close to the frontline in the donbas region. hes been telling us what impact this is having on the war in ukraine. this morning, we were out early on the front lines near bakhmut, this cit...

Noise and uncertainty continues inside russia but clearly, the ukrainians would also be looking to see if there are any indications of, if you like, political after—shocks rippling through to russias frontlines here in ukraine, will there perhaps be unexpected troop movements and signs of low morale amongst russian troops, science perhaps of wagner troops returning to the front line or leaving again and causing disruptions or infighting. clearly the ukrainians will be looking for opportunities...

Nato. this exposes weakness in the kremlin facing —— placing at risk the headquarters in rostov, diverting the attention of russian soldiers and decreasing the morale of russian frontline soldiers presents a huge opportunity for the ukrainian counteroffensive. now is the time to strike, while russia and their attention is divided, and while russia has to look not only to the west, to the ukrainian counteroffensive but now increasingly to the east, and wondering about the loyalty is forces in...

Into this. the reagan institute has a brand-new summer survey out they pass people while a majority a slim majority does support continuing u.s. aid. those health concerns are posed but a going over there saying this. theyre worried about unmet domestic needs here in the u.s. for their word about risking, provoking rush even further, corruption in ukraine depleting u.s. weapons stockpiles. what is your case to the american taxpayers to the have those concerns? what ukraine is a frontline for pro...