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the personal data of more than 100,000 people is said to bein in the hands of a cyber gang suspectedbe russian. welcome to verified live,three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. of breaking stories, and checking the authorities in ukraine say more than 40,000 people are at risk from flooding, after a major dam in the south of the country, was attacked and collapsed yesterday. presdent putin has blamed ukraine for the attack calling it "a barbaric act". while kyiv and moscow blame each other, once again it's civilians paying a heavy price for russia's war. this is the scene in the city of kherson — entire houses and streets submerged underwater. some people waiting to be rescued in affected areas have been forced to spend the night on their roofs or in trees as the waters rose. the dam supplies water to large tracts of agricultural land, including in crimea. and the reservoir behind it provides water to cool the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant further upriver. both areas are currently under russian control. united nations says the collapse of the dam w

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that it is neve going to not be astonishin that this is a former presiden who is in the middle of bein prosecuted under the espionage act, and therefore he has to sign off on a formal protectiv order from the court coverin his handling of the evidence that is going to be forthcomin in his criminal case that will never not be a astonishing thing to have to absorb and report on now in daily way. the washington post today as a gigantic, like 8000 word exclusive story about, basically, what took the justice department so long t get to this point of bringin federal charges against trump. specifically, what took them s long to even start a concerted investigation, not into th espionage act charges about hi mishandling classified information. that stuff that he's already been charged for with the post really looks out today is what took the u.s justice department so long t start investigating trump' role in trying to overthrow th u.s. government? trying to stay in power by force after he lost reelection the bottom line, finding of th investigation is essentially that it has taken so long, i h

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calls for the country's president duda, as it is written in plain text on the poster, to perish with beineling party of law and justice manages protesters write and shout dearly to ordinary people the protesters were led by the ex-premier of the country and now the main polish opposition leader donald ace is preparing for the autumn election to parliament. that's trying to rally supporters, including the former president. poland lech walesa. the first step to victory is to know yourself in your own strength. we are here today so that all of poland, all of europe , the whole world, so that everyone can see how strong we are, just like 30-40 years ago . nothing will stop this wave of fighting for freedom and democracy of these voices. the giant woke up. also, the anti-government march is a showcase attempt to oppose the new law that andrzej duda signed this week. commission to study the influence of russia on the internal security of poland from 2007 to 2022, it is planned to identify state and officials who, being allegedly under russian influence, acted to the detriment. poland actually. i

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it is being shaken, it's bein: power? it is being shaken, it's being tested. _ power?t's being tested. again, - power? it is being shaken, it's being tested. again, his - being tested. again, his forces, the ministry of defence forces, the ministry of defence forces, have the equipment, have the aircraft, have the tanks. they have the military equipment to, in numbers, put down prigozhin�*s forces. prigozhin�*s forces are mainly infantry. they have some equipment, some armoured vehicles, they apparently have some artillery as we have heard over the last couple of weeks. prigozhin has complained that the ministry of defence is not giving him enough ammunition for his artillery. so we know he has some heavy equipment. the question really comes down to the loyalty of those other units that putin hopes will defend him and stay loyal to him, but putin has got to worry that there are a lot of soldiers who have been killed, and that means there are a lot of russian families who have had brothers and fathers and sons killed, and they may be more sympathetic to prigozhin. so ho

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i think it is a letter and this was a particularly bold attempt to prevent himself from bein- bold attemptussian government itseif~ _ rivals within the russian government itself i_ rivals within the russian government itself. i think that he probably saw events _ itself. i think that he probably saw events move away from him and his control as _ events move away from him and his control as well and we don't know exactly _ control as well and we don't know exactly what was in the negotiations. their speculation that there _ negotiations. their speculation that there might be some sort of repercussions for individuals within the ministry of defence who are rivats _ the ministry of defence who are rivats of— the ministry of defence who are rivals of yevgeny prigozhin. or that yevgeny— rivals of yevgeny prigozhin. or that yevgeny prigozhin was just given and off ramp _ yevgeny prigozhin was just given and off ramp and in inability to go off and have — off ramp and in inability to go off and have retirement and see his fighters — and have retirement and see his fighters under amnesty. i think i

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. >> another example of civilians bein being targeted in ukraine. it's happening again and again.tling, let's start on the prisoners of war, reported prisoners of war that will be turned over to ukraine by pro-ukrainian russian dissidents. fascinating developments. what are these procedures like? what do you have make of this? >> very interesting, jim. first of all, these russian dissidents who are countering mr. putin are certainly giving l the russian forces the opportunity to look in various directions on where the attacks might come and where they have to defend. it's causing the russian military and the government of russia to shift some of their defenses, to shift their focus of attention right about the time when ukraine is going through this alleged hush campaign of not telling the russians when they're going to attack. but the capture of citizens, of russian soldiers inside of russia and looking to turn them over to government officials is just a fascinating approach to get some new things on social media, and especially when the add minute stateor of the town doesn't com

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