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With nuclear weapons. >> putin is probably more likely -- >> on june 24th, he faced the biggest challenge to his authority and his more than two decades of power. a member of his trusted inner circle dared to revolt and marched his army of mercenaries into russia. give ginny per goshen had reason to be angry. he had raised a private army called the wagner group. and send them to fight russian president vladimir putin swore in ukraine. his men were being slaughtered. per goshen blamed russians ar...

Russia is in disarray. if there was a moment to have a strategy, to have a push to get to a different status for ukraine, a victory in this conflict, its right now. joe, you have a new piece in "the atlantic," out moments ago, and it is on my favorite topic, where america stands with the world as the nato summit starts. you write this. america is doing just fine. you argue, quote, uncle sam deserves a modern day atticus finch. liberals once attacked the pentagons top brass, but now it is repub...

Ministry and certainly the chief of the generals that has been under fire and one of the reasons why yevgeny prigozhin said that he was marching on moscow was to get at the defense minister and the chief of staff. so, whether or not right now the russians are trying to strengthen the position of the chief of staff is completely unclear obviously. but it is quite significant that we have seen him now for the first time since that mutiny took place, kate. >> absolutely. good to see you, fred. than...

Remains rock solid. in his brief visit to london en route to lithuania the president called in on the king at windsor and then on number 10. we will dig into what the purpose of that visit might have been. yevgeny prighozin led a mutiny on moscow two weeks ago. five days later he and his wagner generals were sitting in a meeting with vladimir putin. what was discussed, what does it mean for their future role in ukraine. and deep sea mining returns — a two—year moratorium comes to an end. why...

Terms is you have leaders who cannot do their job. theyre being replaced by deputies. when the russians had their generals replaced by deputies, it didnt go very well for them. when we have three-star generals being taken over by one-stars, its practically embarrassing for them to show up to allies. thats exactly whats happening with the marine forces in the pacific. a three-star position is currently being manned by a one-star deputy whos got to go negotiate things with our allies to prevent a ...

Raju. take a listen to his argument. >> if i thought this was a risk, i wouldnt be doing this. this is not a risk. ive studied this, ive talked to generals and admirals. ive talked to colonels. ive sat down to lunch with them. and its been pretty unanimous. this is not going to hold up readiness for the military. >> is he right? is there any risk to this? >> thats great that the senator has sat down for lunch with a colonel. but as a combat veteran, this is almost borderline traitorist. remember...

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Personal weapons. what do you make of that? >> it shows, i think, alyssa, that putin is weak. putin hammered, smashed, was horrified by what prigozhin did. two weeks ago. called him a traitor, called him a stab in the back for the russian nation. here is prigozhin talking to some of putins own generals. so president putin cant trust his own generals. he clearly cant trust his previous chef who was very close to him. prigozhin was very close to putin. so putin doesnt know who can he now trust. so...

>> it shows, i think, alyssa, that putin is weak. putin hammered, smashed, was horrified by what prigozhin did. two weeks ago. called him a traitor, called him a stab in the back for the russian nation. here is prigozhin talking to some of putins own generals. so president putin cant trust his own generals. he clearly cant trust his previous chef who was very close to him. prigozhin was very close to putin. so putin doesnt know who can he now trust. so he is now executing a purge. he is wearing,...

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Sudan was on the brink of a “full-scale civil war” as fierce clashes between rival generals continued unabated Sunday in the capital, Khartoum.