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world. i am michael holmes and we do begin with breaking news, enormous lyrical of people in russia were an intelligence official is accusing the mercenary leader, yevgeny prigozhin, of trying to stage a coup. i want to show you new videos of soldiers on the streets in russia's rostov region which yevgeny prigozhin claims his troops are entering from ukraine and are ready to destroy everything in their way. is unclear who is in command of the troops you see there on their screen. the local governor is urging people to stay at home while yevgeny prigozhin claims russian shoes are joining and greeting his mercenaries. security also stepped up in moscow with the mayor said that anti-terrorism measurers are being carried out in the city after russia opened a legal case against yevgeny prigozhin accusing him of calling for armed rebellion. on friday he claimed that russian military struck a wagner camp and pledged retribution.

russia's defense ministry denies his accusations. he later claimed that a military helicopter also hit troops in russia but that it was shot down by his men. security service is urging wagner to contain yevgeny prigozhin. warning this report contains disturbing images. >> reporter: these are the chaotic scenes posted by the wagner mercenary group and what they say is their forest camp struck the russian military. in the clearing trees have been smashed and some with fabrics from their branches. through a gash in the soil a fire burns what appears to be a destroyed bunker. there are groups and images, the corpse in the undergrowth as well as seven body parts. the russian defense ministry denies any role in this. but a furious wagner leader is vowing revenge.

>> i asked no one to put up any resistance. >> justice for the troops will be restored and then justice for all of russia. it's a threat of violence not posing a major challenge. neither russian security service has opened a criminal case to what they say is a call for armed rebellion. patients with yevgeny prigozhin seems to have run out. the wagner chief whose mercenaries have played a key role in the ukraine role has long been at odds with russia's military command. accusing them repeatedly of mishandling the conflict. recent weeks have seen tensions escalate after the kremlin ordered all russian mercenaries to sign contracts with the

defense ministry in a move seen as a crack down on wagner. in the hours before the alleged strike on the wagner camp prigozhin stepped up his war of words accusing the defense ministry of tricking the country into an unprovoked invasion. back in february last year. on february 24th nothing extraordinary happened. the ministry of defense was trying to deceive the public and to deceive the president and say that there was insane aggression on the part of ukraine and that they were going to attack us together with nato. the war was not needed in order to return russian citizens to our bosom and not needed in order to do militarize and enough to fight -- and de- nazify -- is a dangerous criticism that may be plunging the country into turmoil. >> ivan watson has been monitoring the dramatic

developments in russia and he joins me from hong kong with more. ivan, bring us up to date on the latest that we know. what is going on in rostov and how significant is that city? >> right, well this is a southern russians did he not far from ukraine. we have seen images on social media of troops deploying in the center of the city not far from the headquarters of the russian military and its command in the south of the country. apparently don hours. now i am watching videos that have emerged in the last hour that show prigozhin, the leader of the wagner mercenary group announcing that he is in rostov. i can independently confirm this , but in one of these videos he is saying it 7:30 in the morning which is about 20 minutes ago in rostov.

he claims to be at the headquarters of the russian military in the south of the country that he has taken it over. he is not impeding military operations. he also claims to have taken over the airbase in rostov. he said the planes are still flying but he wants them to attack ukrainians, not his forces. you see in the video we are showing that is a long conversation apparently with some officers there where he accuses them of carrying out attacks against russian civilians, one of the officers responds and says that is the first time i am hearing of this. in another video he goes on to say that we are going to bring you real information that the casualty figures in ukraine are 3 to 4 times higher than what is officially being announced and that there has been an enormous loss of territory. he also claims that the chief of general staff fled the location he is at when his forces

approached there. at one point he goes on to stay that he cannot identify them and he goes on to say that we are going day here and blockade rostov until the chief of general staff and the defense minister come here. that's the way it's going to be. they said something about getting these guys and taking them away from here and he says no way, my guys will not leave here so it does appear that he has taken over some kind of -- he's claiming the headquarters of the russian military in the south of the country and is sitting there with officers and saying he's not going anywhere and he even goes one step further to say we will go on to moscow. this is a remarkable power struggle taking place in the south of russia between the most powerful mercenary boss in russia who just weeks ago was

leading a battle against ukrainian forces and it now apparently occupying a russian military headquarters. >> it's extraordinary russian on russian. it's interesting that prigozhin said many things but he said one of the most outrageous was that the reasons for the war were just not true. what is the potential impact of that on russian public opinion? how that might play out on the street? >> this is playing out on streets, on phones and on television. russian state television is leading with the news with the kremlin's narrative that a criminal case has been launched against him for armed rebellion so they are not hiding that. we hear the governor of rostov saying that precautions have to be taken for safety also hearing that the governor of the region to the north of that

saying that there appears to be an armed condc -- convoy heading towards that region and we know that there have been additional antiterrorism security measures announced in moscow itself while this mercenary chief is threatening to move on moscow itself. it's about a 15 hour drive on a good day. prigozhin is very public and he is vowing that he and his men are ready to die for what they claim is a patriotic cause he has openly repeatedly accused military top command of genocide for sending forces into ukraine.

our number of armed forces that have been on the frontlines in the trenches in ukraine for months now and they have seen their comrades in arms killed in battle in large numbers and are now apparently prepared to end those same weapons on the russian military and security forces. the question of what length the wagner forces are ready to go to and what length the russian security forces are ready to go to to put this down. i can remember back in the 90s

when chechen rebels and separatist would mount attacks deep into russian territory from chechnya which was of course a war zone. >> you worked and russian as a correspondent. are you hearing anything from them on what they are seeing on the street? >> i talked to one source up in moscow who had been partying in

a nightclub all night who said finally about time. this could be the beginning of a civil war. while also going on to say that this individual doesn't particularly like prigozhin and considers him a killer , but that is a sentiment we are hearing from some voices in moscow who have been silenced by the draconian measures of the kremlin imposed since it launched its full-scale invasion of ukraine. it's not legal to call what is happening in ukraine a war in russia. you have to officially call it a special military operation and any attempt to protest and tensed that lands people in jail unless of course you are yevgeny prigozhin and you lead a mercenary group that has been fighting on the front lines and he goes many steps further and openly accuses the commanders of the russian military of ineptitude and of corruption almost on a daily basis and has called for them to be executed in front of a firing squad. that was tolerated in past months, but clearly a line was

crossed in the last 24 hours where he accused the russian military of opening fire with airstrikes against his own forces and that is something that the russian defense ministry has denied. now finally the russian government is calling for his arrest. the fsb, the successor for the kgb is also calling on wagner mercenaries to stop following the orders of prigozhin himself but if you look at the posture of the forces around him in these videos, they are acting as bodyguards and they are clearly very loyal to this man who once was described as the top caterer to the kremlin. >> all right, appreciate that up date, ivan. ivan watson, in hong kong for us. u.s. president joe biden is being briefed of course on the growing tensions between the head of wagner and russia's military leadership.

u.s. national security council said it will be consulting with allies and partners on the development and while we are getting reaction from around the region now. ukraine's ministry of defense posted this simple message "we are watching. " meanwhile a russian political scientist share this message "everyone calm down, there is no revolution. prigozhin clearly stated he will not touch the authorities , except for the already hostile military." and then there was there from -- this from the lead russian investigator with boeing cat thing prigozhin says he has a 25,000 strong army and he will take power and deal with the traders at the top before returning to the front line. i'm old enough to know how russia pundits said i was talking nonsense predicting a prigozhin coup attempt this year. cnn contributor jill doherty knows russia well from her many years as our moscow bureau

chief. she is now a professional at georgetown university and she spoke earlier was cnn's caitlin collins. she said she had good reason to believe that wagner leader is not bluffing. this is extraordinary and i think not only do you have the possibility that they have thousands if you believe prigozhin and wagner right is waging against the russian military, this is unheard of. this could be fake, but i don't think it is. it is so embarrassing and even more extraordinary for putin to have this happening. and especially when prigozhin is saying , you know, president putin is misled by his military. that makes putin look like a gullible person who is mishandling the war. so, i think that to me is one

of the most important things. the movement of soldiers and then the undermining of the essential reason that putin has given for invading ukraine. so this i think is very serious. something put out there by

russian elites. >> yeah, prigozhin is a huge egomaniac so he is wanting -- he has wanted this all the time especially with bakhmut and to take that credit and i think probably and maybe this is psychology 101, i think he felt that he was not respected by the military and that his men were used essentially as cannon fodder which they were and a lot of them were taken out of prison to fight as we have been reporting for a long time so i think for the actual men who are fighting, the question would be for prigozhin and his people is will they support him if he is serious about marching at either to rostov or to moscow? will they support him because right now another extraordinary

thing is you have the russian military, the general sergey surovikin who is in charge of the military saying do not support yevgeny prigozhin. we are on the same side. this is only helping the ukrainians. they are taking advantage of this. this is another really, really important moment to be watching. this is what likely is going on behind americans military leaders right now. >> i am trying to get the best assessment of what's happening on the ground and there would obviously be talks with the state department and the nsc at the same time going on continuously. i would be reaching out to the european commander, general covelli who is also the sack euro commander finding out what his assessment is, certainly yens stoltenberg the nato secretary-general and then i

think you have to look at some of your nato allies. the front like states like in the balkan. people understand russia well i know what's going on and we will see if they have any interesting insights. i would try to tap as many sources as possible to find out what's going on and how the united states and nato and others may play a role may help ukraine make their way through this next 24 to 48 hours as the situation develops. >> former u.s. defense secretary is speaking with cnn earlier. ukraine says its air defense systems have destroyed more than 20 missiles. fired overnight around keith. italy's two people were killed and eight wounded when debris hit a tall building during that attack. in this out another free people died of following russian shelling. ukrainian armed forces say that russia's main focus is still on the region in the east of the next of ivan watson three but

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nargeolet, experienced deepwater diver known as mr. titanic for the amount of dives he made to the ship. >> when he told me he was going back out and i saw him in may a really honest didn't think twice about it. i told him to have fun and i will see you in july. >> the implosion of the titan, underscoring the controversial design of the deepwater sub and the materials, carbon fiber and titanium. and it had reached the titanic before but the ocean at those depths? unforgiving. >> this device was built much different than most deep diving submersibles that instead of using a sphere which is very strong under pressure, they instead used two hemispheres on each and and then a cylinder in between made out of carbon fiber and it looks like it was that portion made out of carbon fiber that failed. >> the world of deepwater submersibles, small, very close and highly specialized.

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the wagner mercenary group has released video which appears to show its leader, yevgeny prigozhin in the russian city of rostov on don. this coming of the russian government is accusing him of calling for an armed rebellion. earlier he said his troops had entered the rostov region from ukraine and that the russian military has been joining its riders as the convoy advances. videos from the area show military vehicles and personnel in the street but it's on clear who is commending them.

earlier he said his troops are on what he called "a march of justice," against the defense ministry which he claims killed many of his mercenaries in a strike. >> they saw that we were not broken and they launched strikes on our camps. the huge amount of our fighters were killed. our comrades and arms. we will make a decision about how to respond to these atrocities. the next step is ours. >> now this video purports to show the site where the strike allegedly happened, but cnn cannot verify its authenticity at the moment. and joining me now to discuss all of the developments, retired australian army major general nick ryan and he is also an art -- author and --

it's always good to see you. initially what is your assessment of what you have seen unfold in terms of its import? >> good day. i think there is a couple of things we can take away from this already. yevgeny prigozhin talked about the rationale for the russian invasion of ukraine and he is probably very dangerous for putin. it undermines all of his narratives about nato threats and why russian troops are in ukraine so he's in big trouble for that alone but this military move that's going on is also a big distraction for -- i think both sides are still trying to talk each other off the ledge. >> you actually tweeted recently that in the past 24 hours has shown the importance of surprise but is not only surprise from within the same

army, is it? >> yes you generally try not to surprise your allies that you are fighting alongside and it really says something about the asymmetry of will in this war. ukrainians now want -- an existential fight for their country. the russians who don't seem to have that same kind of dedication are having to fight each other as they have to fight ukrainians. >> it will be key to how the russian military response. who follows orders to stop prigozhin and to possibly does not and who might switch sides? what will you be looking for? >> well we will see if these defections of russian units, these highly professional airborne units and these other professional russian army units and each of those will have

different aspirations and different loyalties so we will probably have to look at all three kinds of russian units. i think there is a lot of uncertainties at the moment but we are already seeing these narratives from senior russian leaders, general sergey surovikin talking about a stab in the back if you go over to the wagner mercenaries. >> prigozhin is not short on hubris. he's pretty confident in himself but at the same time you have to imagine he would not go back on something like that with having at least some allies in high places. would it be fair to say that because otherwise he would know before he began that it wasn't going to end well. >> there is a lot we are not seeing here and russia is always ready mysterious when it comes to these kinds of investigations. he doesn't have a lot of friends in the russian bureaucracy or senior levels of government. his principal friend is putin and as we have seen he hasn't burned that bridget just to get so i think he still holds out hope that hooping might -- that

putin might intervene. >> even if vladimir putin manages to hold this at bay and puts down what's looking like an insurrection and prevented from becoming a senior war do you think his authority is undermined by this happening at all going forward once this blows over is he undermined? >> yes, this kind of authoritarian dictatorship pride stability and what the last 24 hours has done has shown that putin's rule is not totally stable so that will hurt him in the medium and long term and in the short term you will make us want to go away but some of the residue will remain. >> you touched on this and i wanted to ask you more. how ukraine might take advantage on the battlefield? the russian defense ministry says they are already doing so around back mood. bakhmut. imagine they will be following

this and wondering what's going on. >> the ukrainians have shown throughout this war that they are the masters of exploiting opportunities, even the tiniest opportunity they turn into success. they will be looking at this on the battlefield. more broadly they will be looking at this diplomatically and their strategic influence campaign to convince the countries that are not supporting them to jump in on ukraine and get this war over more quickly by supporting ukraine. >> of course of the many stunning things that he said the most stunning was saying that the pretense of for the war and the reasons for the war just were not true and that they were bogus and that there were no and that that there was no threat from nato or genocide of ethnic russians in the east of the country and that it was nonsense and that obviously hurts vladimir putin's russian

-- rationale and how that is imparted to the russian public. what are the risks that when the public hears about this and it filters through there will be a lot of angry mothers of dead soldiers? could that impact the street? >> it's probably the most dangerous idea prigozhin has put out there that will really hurt putin's narrative and will hurt him personally among his senior leadership, but more broadly once the population does hear about it, mothers who have lost sons in this war are already angry. this will only push the anger further. where that will lead is hard to see. >> you and i talked throughout this war while the importance of morale. what about those soldiers out there in the trenches as they hear about all of this going on? a lot of those are conscripts and i don't want a beer in the first place and when they start hearing about the reasons of

them being sent is nonsense how does that impact morale and how does that impact their fighting capabilities? >> if they hear about it it will undoubtedly have an impact but we have seen russian commanders at many levels trying to keep their soldiers busy at the moment. they are trying to keep this news from them for as long as possible but once you about armies is that once the rumor get started it's very difficult to stop so is undoubted that they will hear about this and it is not going to improve their morale or their cohesion on the battlefield. >> so let's say prigozhin might want to stay in rostov on don because it's a significant military base and regroup. if he wants to go to moscow what is to stop him in terms of his capabilities and -- it's 1000 kilometers -- it's not a short drive. do you think he wants to get to

moscow? >> oh i think this is more bluster than reality at the moment. he is safely in rostov at the moment, the location of the russian southern military district. it's where they have controlled a lot of the operations from ukraine so that is a strategic place. the russian military will always -- already deployed -- you have the general at the moment who is not only in charge of ukraine but still in charge of the russian military so he will be looking at contingency plans to deal with prigozhin but also doing things like assuring the president of russia that things like nuclear arsenals are still secure. >> amick -- nick ryan always a pleasure. thank you for taking the time. >> thanks, great to see you. >> a quick break and will become back, find the balance between safety and trailblazing exploration.

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welcome back, the u.s. navy is pulling back some of its ships and equipment as investigations get underway in the titan submersible disaster. the removal of a deep ocean salvage system and other assets means the navy will no longer have vessels participating in the recovery effort although navy personnel are still assisting. because of the smaller size of the debris from the doom sub, remotely operated vehicles or are obs could recover pieces if needed. the u.s. coast guard and the canadian transportation safety board are investigating the titan sub disaster. authorities are scouring the ocean floor for any insight into the catastrophic implosion that killed all five people on board. the unanswered safety questions have sparked a debate about the explorations and adventure tourism. cnn's brian taub with that.

>> reporter: some respected voices in the deep-sea community now believe the catastrophe in the north atlantic could be a game changer. >> i think the future of the submarine tourism is probably going to be stunted given the facts. >> i'm word that has a negative impact on let's say citizen explores, but these are serious people with serious curiosity willing to put serious money down to go to these interesting places and i don't want to discourage that. >> others in the community want to discourage it. >> need to put a stop to all trips to the titanic. this is what we did when the shuttle challenger exploded. we shut down the entire u.s. space program. we need to do at least that now. >> michael dn said he wouldn't go as far to say there should be an outright permanent ban on trips to the titanic but he said they should be at least paused until more safety protocols are met.

-- who designs and builds deepwater oral visas in the past tour operators could skirt some rules because they conducted these trips in international waters. he says these accident could change the occasion and effect deep-sea travel. >> there is a mood to stunt authority further out so tragedies like this can happen. >> before the news broke that the men had died the number of people expected to take part in so-called adventure tourism was expected to grow in the coming years because more people across the globe are moving into the category of having ultra high net worth, but that's where top ntsb official says put on the brakes. >> the idea that these folks think they can do these kinds of risky operations, sell tickets on them and then expect the u.s. taxpayer to foot the bill when something goes wrong,

i think is not right. >> fred hagan a friend of two men aboard the titan was not referring to the taxpayer question but did imply that these private missions have a larger purpose. >> i am tyler -- i am tired of people coming into its own high achievers and discourage wealthy people that want to break trail for the rest of humanity. these are risk takers. risktakers are always driven humanity forward. >> he says that is not the case. >> in this case i have not seen the argument in what the great benefit for society is in going to look at the titanic. this was adventure tourism. and i'm not sure we need to pay for that. >> peter goals is one possible way to address this debate is to acquire eco-tourist to get recovery insurance that could help pay for a lot of the governments search rescue and recovery efforts. brian staub, cnn, washington.

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