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poisoned, jails, killed, falling out of windows and the like. by the regime. here, you have someone, as you mentioned, who literally try to have a mutiny against, him that ended up being stopped and is still walking around as a free man. it has to be incredibly embarrassing for putin. there's also incredible news on the front of trevor reed, which everyone should remember, former u.s. marine released by russia in a prisoner swap last year. we are now learning that read was injured while fighting in ukraine against russia. what do you think about this development? why do you think he chose to go to ukraine after his experience? >> this is a pretty tricky situation. on one hand, it's very honorable for trevor reed to go and fight the russians on behalf of the ukrainians. he has seen firsthand how evil putin's russia's. they took him hostage and in a
observers would have said is true about putin. remember, the critics have been jailed, poisoned, imprisoned. opposition has been neutralized. putin is right to be concerned about the threat from within his country. just a couple of weeks ago, there was an armed uprising, of course, in russia. and i suppose the ironic thing is that the more cloistered the russian president becomes, the more cut off he is from the rest of the country, the greater those threats become. so he's in an increasingly difficult situation, anderson. >> yeah, matthew chance, i appreciate that perspective on that, on the prigozhin mystery in today's nato news from former chief of russia operations and the cia, cnn military analyst, general mark hurdling. when you hear that prigozhin met with vladimir putin, again, this
physical defense. >> there are signs that is an image the kremlin knows it should shave. recent weeks of seeing more publicly engage and he has been four years. but in his increasingly hostile world, the security and luxury of train number one might be sanctuary indeed. >> matthew, is he more concerned about threats from outside russia or from inside russia itself? >> i think it is almost certainly from inside of russia. that seems to be what most observers would have said is true about putin. remember the critics have been jailed, poisoned, imprisoned, opposition has been neutralized. and of course putin's absolutely right to be concerned about the threat from within his country.
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belarus is part of the union state. that's a combination of belarus and russia. luke chen coe is not known to be a heavywieght. he's beholden to putin. people who cross putin, people who are accused of much less crimes than prigozhin have ended up dead. falling out of windows. poisoned. i would spend as little time as possible in belarus. >> erin burnett spoke to the prime ambassador to russia. and he said that putin looked nervous in his speech. what is your assessment? >> he looked angry.
tonight, jailed, shot, killed, poisoned. these are some of the things that have happened to putin's critics, just some of them. what could happen to prigozhin after his armed rebellion? fred pleitgen is "outfront." >> reporter: a march of justice is how prigozhin justified it. for others such as russia's leader, putin himself, this was betrayal, a red line not many dare to cross. >> translator: all those who prepared an armed mutiny, who chose the path of blackmail, will face punishment and will answer to the law and to our people. >> reporter: just as quickly as the insurrection became reality, a deal was brokered with the president of belarus. the situation appears diffused