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Contributor/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- As Russia continues its nearly 16-month-long invasion of neighboring Ukraine, political turmoil has erupted in Moscow while Kyiv tries to take back territory. A feud between Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Russian paramilitary organization Wagner Group, and Russia's top military brass escalated as Prigozhin's forces left the front line in Ukraine and marched across the border to seize a key Russian city. They then marched north toward Russia's capital, seemingly unopposed, before turning around just hours later. The short-lived rebellion was described by in...

Contributor/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- As Russia continues its nearly 16-month-long invasion of neighboring Ukraine, political turmoil has erupted in Moscow while Kyiv tries to take back territory. A feud between Yevgeny Prigozhin, head of the Russian paramilitary organization Wagner Group, and Russia's top military brass escalated as Prigozhin's forces left the front line in Ukraine and marched across the border to seize a key Russian city. They then marched north toward Russia's capital, seemingly unopposed, before turning around just hours later. The short-lived rebellion was described by in...

Contributor/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- As Russia continues its nearly 16-month-long invasion of neighboring Ukraine, political turmoil has erupted in Moscow

Counteroffensive. here's abc's patrick reevell. >> reporter: tonight, a week since that failed mercenary rebellion in russia veiled warning to the kremlin from cia director william burns stating that russia's anger over the war in ukraine is making its easier to recruit spies. >> that disaffection creates a once in a generation opportunity for us at cia. we're not letting it go to waste. >> reporter: burns making the comments amid ukraine's counteroffensive to take back its territory. that counteroffensive now starting to show some signs of progress. around bakhmut the devastated eastern city ...

>> all right, zohreen, thank you. overseas now and a warning from ukraine's president zelenskyy, he's accusing russia of preparing to trigger an explosion at zaporizhzhia, europe's largest nuclear plant. that country conducting emergency drills this week preparing for the worst case scenario. here's abc's patrick reevell on the ground in ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, fresh concerns russia could try to freeze their southern front line by creating a nuclear catastrophe at the zaporizhzhia power plant. ukraine's president zelenskyy warning just today, "there is a serious threat. russia is read...