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We think it's the beginning of the end. it's a big impact on what's happening in russia and what's happening in the ukraine war as well. rachel: will that be a good thing. we don't like putin but we don't know what's next, right, the uncertainty. >> it's always been a big worry. you can say putin is behind the russian war. you never know who would replace him. prigozhin is a thug. he's been in jail for nine years. he's a murderer. he's been on the front lines as well. do you want to replace putin with someone whose maybe more of a card core nationalist. is it a benefit for the ukrainians? abs ...

Robinhood figure, that he's actually more liked than putin. >> he's speaking up for his guys. the rank and file of the wagner group have gone through a meat grinder, tens of thousands killed in the ukraine war and they don't feel like they've gotten the food, the ammunition they need. most russian generals -- russian generals are famous for saying who cares about the troops, keep going into the hail of bullets. if he's speaking out, saying i care about my men, there could be a grass roots level of support for a guy like that amongst the troops which is problematic for putin. rachel: and with t...

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Afloat. and everywhere, anger is close to the surface. "putin must burn in hell, this woman curses. adding, they couldn't finish us off, now they're trying to drown us. and even as they had to safety,s the war to russia to their doorstep, continues to wage around them. there are also thousands trapped in the floods in russian occupied areas near the dram. ukraine has urgently appealed to the united nations and the red cross to evacuate them, norah, saying kremlin troops have left them to perish. >> norah: debora patta with those gripping details, thank you. and back here at home, violence erup...

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