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Matter for russia. what we've seen is this, though. we've seen this aggression against ukraine become a strategic failure across the board. russia is weaker economically, militarily. its standing around the world has plummeted. it's managed to get europeans off of russian energy. it's managed to unite and strengthen nato with new members and a stronger alliance. it's managed to alienate from russia and unite together ukraine in ways that it's never been before. this is just an added chapter to a very, very bad book that putin has written for russia. but what's so striking about it is it's inte...

An ally of putin, halted prigozhin�*s advance late in the day, before significant bloodshed. but the question is, what now? prigozhin�*s exact whereabouts are unknown, but he is due to go into exile in belarus. his forces, said to be 25,000 strong, are supposed to be absorbed into the regular russian military, but it is not yet clear how or with what effect on the war in ukraine. in moscow, the events could weaken vladimir putin's grip on power. yesterday, he told the russian people those behind the mutiny would pay, before then doing a deal, raising difficult questions, as the widow of on...

Distracted by the revolt created an additional advantage for ukraine, and he said, as you heard there, that he believed it had exposed real cracks in vladimir putin's leadership. he also made the point that 16 months ago russian forces were threatening to take over the whole of ukraine, yet here they were now having to defend moscow against mercenaries of its own making. i think the point to take away from all this is that the united states is also very keen not to be seen to inflame the situation, to guard against accusations from the kremlin and its supporters that it is meddling in this cri...

There was a big russian push in the last week, which the ukrainians say they've only just managed to contain. you had the issue, of course, with the kharkovka dam being sabotaged, the flooding below and the destruction of the reservoir above, also preoccupying the ukrainian forces. and so we are still at the stage where we are waiting to see if the ukrainians will break through and turn what has been a very slow and ukraine has admitted disappointingly slow and incremental advance into something that has more strategic significance. something that has more strategic significance-— something ...

Where those go when they get there, too soon to say. but it clearly raises new questions that putin has to deal with. live now to our north america correspondent, david willis, in washington. hello, david. what else did secretary of state blink and have to say? secretary of state blink and have to sa ? �* ., , �* ~' secretary of state blink and have to sa?