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Continue impact in russia in the short and long—term. its true that this rebellion has exposed many weaknesses, both of putin and the system that he is built. so, you know, he showed everybody he is unable to control a mercenary group that he himself contributed to create and strengthen. it was humiliating on many levels. for instance, is request from help from the central asian countries, his so—called allies like pakistan were rejected and he had to get help from lukashenko, who is conside...

Now after wagner paramilitary chief yevgeny prigozhin agreed to leave russia and head to belarus thanks to a deal brokered by belarusian president alexander lukashenko. this video is of prigozhin leaving military med quarters of ross to recognition to have-on- in russia. russia will drop the criminal case against him and he says wagner fighters who marched towards moscow will face no legal action and can sign contracts with russias defense ministry. the rebellion represented a huge threat to vla...

Way that russia has not had to deal with. way that russia has not had to deal with-— deal with. what do you think these latest _ deal with. what do you think these latest developments l deal with. what do you think l these latest developments say about vladimir putins grip on the country and this conflict? well, it is certainly starting to crack. i would not say it is starting to crumble but it is cracking. his forces have not performed well on the battlefield, this entire mirage of a special ...

Rush listen to it because that vessel and the version of the titan that he went in, he says stockton rush, dismantled it, and redesigned it, and came out with a new one. but again, he didnt have any information about who was testing that new vessel. >> it is amazing to learn that, we will see as these investigations continue. anderson, and we will turn more on that story and first we have breaking news tonight. there are troubling developments happening in russia, which had been playing out in...

Asking the key question, how well informed is vladimir putin, how good is his grasp on reality? does he appreciate the extent of the danler heading up the m-4 highway all the way toward moscow and what that could potentially do to his grip on power or is he simply finding this from loyal people around him who arent giving him the unvarnished truth? its utterly terrifying in 2023 to see the fate of nuclear power that seems to be battles on a main high waichl wolf? >> we dont know what the impact ...

Be that this could be the end of the russian invasion of ukraine. of the russian invasion of ukraine-— of the russian invasion of ukraine. ~ ., ., ~ ukraine. what do you think ultimately _ ukraine. what do you think ultimately this _ ukraine. what do you think ultimately this says - ukraine. what do you think ultimately this says about i ukraine. what do you think l ultimately this says about his grip on power? his ultimately this says about his grip on power?— grip on power? his grip on owe...

>> president putin calls the move a betrayal and a stab in the back to the russian people and he says those who follow him will pay the price. >> translator: all those who deliberately closed pa october of trechly, armed mutiny, blackmail and terrorist methods will face inevitable punishment and will answer both to the law and to our people. >> were following all of this with our reporters and analysts around the world. lets start with the latest on whats happening in russia now. >> nick payton ...

The dynamics of what happens next is going to be so closely watched by all of these countries with a vested interest in russias stability. >> nik, on that, one could argue that exposing the central lie of the war, putins rationale for the so-called operation is almost as dangerous as any military action. what do you think that will have on putins grip and russians themselves, the more than 200,000 who have lost loved ones? >> the key for putin all along is maintaining the narrative. the strength...

Theres no way he has the forces to defeat the russian army, it is not the political will, he does not the following. >> he doesnt have the forces, but hes got the money. that is something that makes this a mercenary force unlike any that we have seen in a really long time. >> in addition, the chechen leader of the region has come out saying that they will support putin and putins forces. that guy has always been a actor. hes doing what he thinks is going to win and where hes going to make his ba...

And utter chaos and a man at the top whos clearly not in control. >> a historic turn of events and what this means for putin. nick paton walsh, thanks so much. lets go to seen your correspondent fred pleitgen. talk about this. prigozhin rose as a close ally for putin for many, many year. he was once a wealthy oligarch and effective leader of a private military group and now hes challenging putins grip on power p. >> yeah, the leader of a whole empire if you will, am rachl it really is a rise tha...