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Is -- that you know, not the world you wish existed if you were president before, so given current state of what is going on in russia and ukraine and the attempted insurrection. what would you do? >> i think this moment shows the cracks with russia and putin losing his grip on that country. we have an opportunity along with our nato partners to in this situation to really get behind and support ukraine and lets give them the support they need and lets get this war over now instead of having it ...

This is a disaster. according to his practices in similar situation, he digs in a hole and stays there as long as possible. this is what hes doing right now. the last two days, it was the final act of defeat of putin, putins image which he has been building since the year 2000. since the beginning of the aggression into ukraine, he destroyed his reputation about the russian army being the second best army in the world. now this is the second army in russia after wagner, apparently. over the last...

And police kill each other, the better, the less work we will have. it is also good for ukraine. it looks like a nice time to strengthen the counteroffensive. but it is for the military leadership to decide how to act in such circumstances. >> one retired u.s. general said that prigozhins attempted insurrection divided russians and now theyre arguing publicly. he says another consequence is that putin might have lost control of the flow of information inside russia. earlier, cnns christiane aman...

Things. he talked about what this rebellion has done. he says it has shown cracks in putins grip on power. he says it was evidenced by this rebellion. take a listen to a bit more of what he had to say about that. >> this is just the latest chapter in a book of failure that putin has written for himself. re that pand for russia, economica, militarily, its standing in the world, all those things have plummeted. >> yasmin, we dont expect much more to be said from the biden administration, at least ...

Border, they will all be asking the question, "what was it and why putin reacted like that?" this is not a great foundation for a dictatorship. some analysts are suggesting that this is the beginning of the end for putin and his leadership, his control is iron grip over the country. do you agree? yes. ive seen events of 1991, the anti—gorbachev coup that brought down the soviet union. ive seen yeltsin shooting at parliament in 1993 in moscow. i never thought im going to see it again. but yes, ...

Forces stayed there. i think it is weaker and has been really disastrous >> it is prigozhin that tried to go to belarus into quiet retirement. do you think we have seen act i of a multi-act play? >> i think there will be more bodies on the stage in this particular -- i mean in my mind, there is a question mark as if prigozhin can survive this. we dont know the nature of the deal that he struck with the kremlin. clearly, the longer he is there, you have to look at the pictures from when he left a...

Group. the secretary of state said that we havent seen the last act of this play, and that all this dramatic story is highlighting the cracks that are appearing in vladimir putins grip on power stop the statement that has just been issued by the chinese foreign ministry which says that it supports russian efforts in maintaining bastion of stability, that is going to be a very welcome sign of support for vladimir to be a very welcome sign of support foeradimir putin, to be a very welcome sign of ...

Of our viewers have asked, but vitaly, i just want to cross to you first. with regards to your role at bbc monitoring, which monitors language services and media around the world, particularly from your position with regards to russia, we know that for decades now vladimir putin and the kremlin has had a vice—like grip, increasingly so, on media. im interested, to what degree do you think people beyond rostov—on—don, beyond moscow and voronezh will be aware of whats been happening in the w...

That they— more missile impacts on kyiv, not that they have been let up, and a focus _ that they have been let up, and a focus on — that they have been let up, and a focus on trying to show that they can succeed in the war. but with morale — can succeed in the war. but with morale as— can succeed in the war. but with morale as it _ can succeed in the war. but with morale as it is and even further destroyed, _ morale as it is and even further destroyed, i think that will be a hard _ destr...

From the u.s. on the tragedy. well be right back. well be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hey, everyone. welcome to msnbc special coverage of the rebellion in russia. i am ayman mohyeldin in new york. more than 24 hours after a russian mercenary chief ordered his forces to end the revolt and retweet from their march toward moscow, many questions still remain about vladimir putins grip on power, about the future of the war in ukraine, and about the impact of this crisis on stability across that region...