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President with any major situation like this, constant denial. those are the latest comments from president putin. let's get more on what we have found out and what is happening on the ground in ukraine because while kyiv and moscow blame each other, once again it is civilians paying a heavy price for russia's war. this is the scene in the city of kherson. entire houses and streets submerged under water. some people waiting to be rescued. affected areas have been forced to spend the night on rooftops or trees as the waters rose will stop the damn supplies water to large tracts of agricultural ...

Russian control. the united nations says the dam collapse, will have "grave and far reaching consequences". 0ur ukraine correspondent, james waterhouse is in the city of kherson about 60 kilometres, 37 miles from the dam and hejust and he just sent us this. to move down the street in this part of kherson, you need one of these. that sign would normally be at head height. there are trees with their trunks completely submerged, and the silence reflects just how uninhabitable pockets of the city have now become. if you just look at these shop windows, if you look further down, there are teams mak...

- [announcer] do you have an invention idea but don't know what to do next? call invent help today. they can help you get started with your idea. call now 800-710-0020. right now in ukraine, evacuations still under way. after that dam collapse in the kherson region, ukraine and russia blaming each other. still unclear what happened. meantime, u.s. and western officials say they are beginning to see early signs ukraine's counteroffensive against russia is beginning. back here in washington the house speaker, kevin mccarthy, is rejecting calls from senate republicans to consider a separate fun...

Ukrainians be absolutely delighted by. if prigozhin didn't exist, i think the ukrainians would've wanted to make him up. erin? >> it defies belief. thank you very much, sam, reporting live from kyiv tonight. let's go now to the former u.s. ambassador to russia, john sullivan. ambassador sullivan, i'm so glad to have you back. sam's talking about what the russians do. they have had control of that dam for months. and now they haven't provided a single shred of evidence, but they are keeping up a narrative that it is ukraine's fault. this does seem absurd. it seems to defy kredult, does it? >> a...

Ambassador to russia. so, better than anyone, you have a sense of how he operates, how he thinks. you've got a counteroffensive now seemingly, you know, in full swing. you have attacks on russian territory. you've got prigozhin saying all sorts of things. what is putin's mindset like right now, as best as you can imagine? >> well, i think, from his background and his training going all the way back to his kgb days, he would never show it. the more difficult it gets, the cooler and calmer he will try to appear. but he is under enormous stress now, erin. there's no doubt about that. secretary bl...