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Really won this thing shortly. i think it's a testimony to the afghanistan people though. neil: the ukrainian people as well. >> yes. neil: let me can ask you a little bit about what could end this, senator. a lot of people feel that the real pain felt by russians will eventually come to fore here and that even though we hear that putin enjoys the support of the russian people, we're base it on polls that he provides. so what do you think about whether he could be overthrown, whether more tycoons and oligarchs who are speaking out against the war -- not in russia, mind you, but for those outsi...

Them and bring them under control. >> reporter: still, some experts say, if there was foul play, it wouldn't be the first time among russian tycoons. >> there's a pattern of suspicious deaths overseas. we're going to see more pressures among the elite, because there's a lot of suspicion and recriminations in russia. >> reporter: this professor says spain, where one man died, had among the highest numbers of russian organized crime members within its borders, many with ties to russian oligarchs. brian todd, cnn. >> during his trip to india, the british prime minister boris johnson was asked abo...

Russia that don't want certain information shared. >> reporter: what's not clear, is whether they knew each other, or xcommunicated recently with each other. and the analysts we spoke to, said it's not clear if either men had spoke out about vladimir putin or the war in ukraine. >> it almost seems like silencing. they need putin to take measures against people of that ranking. what he usually goes for is the -- and a very few of them, to set an example to the rest. tame them and bring them under control. >> reporter: still, experts say, if there was foul play, it wouldn't be the first time amo...

Them under control. >> reporter: still, some experts say if there was foul play, it wouldn't be the first time among russian tycoons. >> there is a pattern of suspicious deaths overseas. we are going to be seeing more pressures among the elite because there is a lot of suspicion and recriminations in russia. >> reporter: professor louise shelly says there is another layer of suspicion to these cases. spain has among the highest numbers of russian organized crime figures operating within its borders of any country. many of whom, she says, are tied to russian oligarchs. jim? >> brian todd there,...

Doing. they could be patterns of retaliation against individuals who may be collaborating with foreign authorities or people in russia that -- information shared. >> what's not clear whether they knew each other or communicated recently with each other. and the analysts we spoke to say it's not clear if either man have spoken out against putin or the war in ukraine. could they have been targeted by pu putin himself? >> almost be something, we need putin to take pressures against people. what he usually goes for is the big fishes and only very few of them in order to set an example to west and ...