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president biden's national security advisor lake sullivan they're at camp david. nce at the president's side at camp david today tells you everything you need to know about how seriously the white house was taking this situation and how uncertain it has been over the last 24 hours. sullivan, he was scheduled to travel to denmark but stayed here in washington instead and traveled to camp david where i'm told he's giving the president regular updates. president biden in addition to getting these regular briefings he's been on the phone with key u.s. ally. he spoke this morning with the president of france, the chancellor of germany, as well as the british prime minister and other key u.s. officials including the secretary of state, secretary of defense, and s jake sullivan has been making calls to their counter parts. the white house says they've been actively monitoring the situation over the last 24 hours. but beyond what they've been saying it's also what they've not been saying also so notable here. and that's because they've been cautious because of the fast mov

david. national security adviser jake sullivan went with him. the president also reaffirmed the four countries' support for ukraine. lawmakers are now scrutinizing the short-lived revolt. >> where was the air force, the russian air force, in preventing this? that's going to be an issue that putin's going to have to deal with both internationally and domestically. >> reporter: even presidential hopefuls are weighing in. in some cases criticizing the biden administration for not doing more in the moment to help ukraine. >> the only thing we've been hearing out of the biden administration, the biden white house, is that we're actively monitoring. there's another word for that, that's wringing your hands and doing nothing. >> reporter: as u.s. officials work to learn more about what's going on in russia, there will be plenty of time to discuss for president biden and other foreign leaders during the nato leaders summit in two weeks. jericka? >> all right, skyler, thank you. >>> more than 50 million people are in the path of oppressive heat in the so

david. in a sign of how seriously the white house was taking these activities inside of russia, the national security adviser, jake sullivan, canceling a planned trip to deny march, traveling instead with the president at camp david. we know the president spoke with several key nato allies and other top u.s. officials. everyone from the defense secretary to the secretary of state to the chairman. joint chiefs of staff have been speaking regularly with u.s. allies throughout the day. as you mentioned, u.s. officials, you know, they were caught off guard by the speed with which prigozhin moved against the russian military hear. but that being said, u.s. officials have long been monitoring these tensions taken with the wagner group and the russian ministry of defense. and they were monitoring in recent days that prigozhin was perhaps preparing to make some kind of a have ma. again, caught off guard with the so many unanswered questions that still remain. it is clear the u.s. is still trying to gather information about what exactly happened to end this armed stand-off and what are the implications will be going forward. >> the

david. national security adviser jake sullivan went with himim. president also reaffirmed the four countries' support for ukraine. lawmakers are now scrutinizing the short-lived revolt. >> where was the russian air force in preventing this? that's going to be an issue that putin's going to have to deal with internationally and domestically. >> i don't think anyone has clarity about what happens next. >> reporter: even presidential hopefuls are weighing in, in some cases criticizing the biden administration for not doing more in the moment to help ukraine. >> the only thing we've been hearing about the biden administration and the biden white house is that we're actively monitoring. there's another word for that, that's wringing your hands and doing nothing. >> reporter: as u.s. officials work to learn more about what's going on in russia, there will be plenty of time to discuss for president biden and other foreign leaders during the nato leader summit in two weeks. jericka? >> skyler, thank you. >>> more than 50 million people are in the path of

david. his national security adviser jake sullivan and the chairman of the joint chiefs general mark milley both canceling foreign trips to stay back and track this situation. the president asking his team to prepare for a range of scenarios, as he raced to convene top allies on that video call to coordinate at united response and send vladimir putin that clear message that the u.s. was not involved and had nothing to do with this. that message delivered directly from the u.s. ambassador to the russians. david, president biden is well aware that russia is a nuclear power and does not want to give putin any reason to try to blame this on the west. david? >> david: marpry bruce from the white house. thank you. >>> in the meantime, we do move onto the other news this monday night, and this evening, the storms sweeping through the east. severe storms from the carolinas right up through new york and new england. the deadly tornado outbreak with this. in fact, 60 million americans on alert at this hour. the trail of damage already. these are images from greenwood, indiana. this tornado, one of 20

situation in russia, we turn to cbs news national security correspondent david martin and former ambassador to russia, john sullivanre. david, let's start on just what happened on the ground. 124 miles outside of moscow, that's how far the wagner group says they got. what does this tell us about russia's intelligence in military? >> it came as a surprise to u.s. intelligence. they had some warning that there was going to be a mutiny, but they were surprised when they -- russians put up no resistance, allowed prigozhin to go into their military headquarters in rostov and then send his army unopposed north toward moscow. and then they were surprised again by how quickly a deal was made. they had expected a longer, more violent affair and that's why people like the national security adviser, chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, canceled their travel plans, because there was the danger that this mutiny could mushroom into a civil war and that brings up all sorts of concerns about the security of russia's nuclear weapons and what you learn is that when a person like putin is sitting on top of an arsenal of thousands o

president biden himself, he spent the weekend huddled with his national security adviser jake sullivan at camp davidhort while we will see the president at an unrelated event but it could be a chance for him to face some questions on this matter as the u.s. is trying to get a handle on what kind of impact this will all have on water in ukraine and putin's hold on power in russia. >> yeah, of course, putin already sort of trying to hint that they are looking at what the u.s. involvement was, but in this case u.s. trying to distance itself saying this is a you problem, not an us problem. arlette saenz, thank you so much. we appreciate it. >> as arlette said, sara, we will see president biden for the first time since this deal was struck, this will be his first chance to comment publicly. we will bring that to you live when it happens. >>> as we said, we don't even know for sure where yevgeny prigozhin is, the leader of the wagner group, he was supposed to go to belarus. also, what about his forces? what happens to them now? cnn's international diplomatic editor nic robertson is with us. give us a sens

sullivan is in camp david this weekend. a scramble, even though they saw there was indication that this could happen in their intelligence over the last week or so. >> awry, kevin, appreciate it. so, the insurrection led by prigozhin has reportedly, as we have discussion, been long in the making. coming up, a word from the u.s. intelligence about how he has been working a while on his challenge to russia's military leaders. we will be right b back. i have moderate to severe ulcerative colitis. so i'm taking zeposia, a once-daily pill. because i won't let uc stop me...from being me. zeposia can help peop with uc hieve and maintain remission. and has been swn to reduce symptoms in as early as 2 weeks. zeposia ishe first and only s1p receptor modulator approved for uc. don't take zeposia if you had a heart attack, chest pain, stroke or mini-stroke, heart failure in the last 6 months, irregular or abnormal heartbeat, if you have untreated sleep apnea, or take maois. zeposia may cause serious side effects including infections th

david. his presidential retreat, where he is with national security adviser jake sullivan.ut canceled plans given the situation. and he is now briefing the president. earlier today we also learned from the white house that president biden spoke with the leaders of france, germany, and the united kingdom. the three of them have been closely aligned when it comes to the war in ukraine and discussed the evolving situation in russia today. now, we know that as of early january, u.s. officials had been monitoring this internal struggle between the mercenary wagner group and the russian government. now officials believe that these tensions would mount, though it perhaps happened more quickly than they anticipated, and it is what we are seeing unfold now. so the key part of the strategy for the white house has been being in regular contact with allies and partners. it's not just president biden either, his top officials including secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary austin have been talking to countries, blinken in particular. we know from the state department,

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he's at camp david's, his retreats can david and interesting enough and as to be expected. his initial security advisor, jake sullivan, is with him, making sure that the president is fully aware of what is going on. now. what does that mean when the white house or the bind immunization says they're monitoring the situation? it means that if you want to compare the intelligence community in the us, but also across nato partners and the u. s. as a christmas tree, this christmas tree is laid up, meaning they're all talking, trying to get in the assessment and really knowing what is going on as we speak, as they are trying to assess what would be a consequence of all of this stuff. and what about at the u. s. military and national security experts? what have they said about this situation? so 1st of all, i think we have to say that everybody, even those experts, what were completely surprised and taken off guard by what transpired since friday night and all and do saturday today. um. but having said that, most of them, um, it depends on who you talked to, mid to experts of, for most, of course, interested in what does th

now, president biden is at camp david with his national security team, including national security advisor jake sullivanid with president biden and brief him on this fast developing situation. so while the white house has stayed mum because of concerns that anything they do say could be weaponized by putin, they have been talking behind closed doors to leaders across the world as they all monitor what is happening on the ground. and we should note that u.s. officials were watching as early as january that there was an internal power struggle that was bubbling and officials believe that the tensions would mount. we saw that unfold just yesterday. so this is something that u.s. officials are going to keep tabs on, especially the white house and president biden continuing to keep tabs and get briefed on this on a regular basis. >> thanks for that. now to natasha, because, you know, there is a lot of things that we don't know regarding this deal and also the whereabouts of prigozhin. what is the u.s. intelligence community saying this morning? >> reporter: yeah, the u.s. intelligence community saw signs as

he was at camp david with national security adviser jake sullivan. they were monitoring events.ublicly, and that was by design. secretary of state antony blinken on state of the union earlier today with dana bash explained why. >> these are decisions for the russian people, and this entire chapter is an internal matter. it obviously has profound repercussions outside of russia, including potentially in ukraine. but fundamentally, this is a russian matter. it's not our business. it's not our purpose to choose russia's leaders. that's up to the russian people. and we have no beef with the russian people. on the contrary, what is one of the many, many tragedies of what putin has done in ukraine is what it's done to the russian people. and you really have to ask, how is this in any way improved the lives of russians? of course it hasn't. it's made them worse. but these are questions that russians have to resolve for themselves. >> the words of caution there from secretary of state antony blinken so important here, saying that this is a matter for russians to deal with on their own.

but he's at camp david, he's continuing to be briefed on all the latest developments by national security adviser jake sullivanis there with him at camp david. they are expected to return to the white house tonight. but we did hear from secretary of state antony blinken this morning. he was on several sunday shows where he talked about what this means in the broader scheme of things. he talked about what this rebellion has done. he says it has shown cracks in putin's grip on power. he says it was evidenced by this rebellion. take a listen to a bit more of what he had to say about that. >> this is just the latest chapter in a book of failure that putin has written for himself. re that pand for russia, economica, militarily, its standing in the world, all those things have plummeted. >> yasmin, we don't expect much more to be said from the biden administration, at least publicly, today. because the white house is saying they want to be able to closely monitor the situation and be able to closely coordinate with allies behind the scenes, yasmin. >> allie raffa, what thank you. i want to bring in now the president

david right now. he's being briefed regularly by his national security adviser jake sullivan.d by jake alvarez. what is the u.s. intelligence committee watching out for right now? >> well, i think there are a number of things that they want to see play out here, wolf, including how this is going to impact the war in ukraine. obviously wagner's troops played a major role in the fighting there in places where the russian military was, perhaps, not performing well. the wagner troops kind of stepped in and filled that void. another question, of course, is whether prigozhin will actually remain in exile in belarus. is he going to seed control of the wagner forces and spend his days living in belarus while the russian military absorbs wagner troops? will the wagner forces be willing to stay under the command of the defense ministry they had been told repeated by prigozhin was not to be trusted and was not looking out for their best interest. all of these things the u.s. intelligence agency will be looking for. in terms of inside russia itself, how is putin going to be reacting to th

david is getting briefed on a regular basis from nobody else bought his national security adviser jake sullivan . and that tells you that the administration and the binding buying house takes the situation as it this place. and as it is really funky and unclear what has happened and fast moving, so that he is very interested in, is kept abreast of everything. what is going on now, what the administration is doing beyond that is the president to talk to the chancellor of germany, the president of france and the parameters the of the united kingdom earlier in the day. and so they all decided that they all monitor the situation and this is what you hear a lot. we're monitoring the situation. what that actually means is that they keeping it on purposely very quiet and calm in terms of what they doing and what they're thinking. and what they're saying, maybe on the phone to each other in assessing the situation in moscow in ukraine is address um, and that is on purpose to not give the russians to not be as loving to put in the idea or a propaganda tool to say it is on a western scheme going on? what

we should also point out, richard, that the president is at camp david with his national security adviser jake sullivant the day. >> julie on capitol hill, what are you hearing from lawmakers today about all of this, this breaking news that we have been covering? >> well richard, one of the first reactions we received was last night when the top two leaders of the powerful senate intel committee called the internal situation in russia significant and that sentiment was echoed by lawmakers this morning. here's one said earlier about the significance of this moment. >> it looks like we don't have the sound, julia. >> apologies there. i could summarize it for you richard. representative connally said this could be the unraveling of the putin regime and saying that it is the biggest exit central threat that he has face in his entire rain as leader of russia. >> julia, i think we have got it, i think we can play for folks. >> okay. >> you know the way goes, let's play that sound and we'll get to your reporting. >> sounds good. >> this could very well be the unraveling of the putin machine. this is the bigge

president biden has been at camp david where he has been briefed by his national security team, including advisor jake sullivaned an international trip because of the fast-develop situation in russia and travel to camp david with president biden where he has been briefing him regularly. now, the white house has been cautious as to how much they weigh in on this and what messages they put out there because of concerns that putin could weaponize what they say and use it as a message against the west. and so that has been a concern held among officials. the reason why we have seen that they have been very careful about what they have release. now, of course, this power struggle could have ramifications on the war in ukraine and the overwhelming public message by the white house has been that they are in support of ukraine and that that remains unchanged. yesterday president biden spoke with the leaders of france, the uk and germany and that is a trio he has talked to frequently over the course of the war in ukraine. it's a trio that has been aligned. so that was a critical call he held where the message from that

president biden has been briefed continuously while at camp david this weekend by national security adviser jake sullivano canceled an overseas trip friday to stay back and monitor the fast-moving developments. but the lack of any extensive public comment here is designed to let diplomatic moves play out behind the scenes and really send the clearest message from the administration. with the president speaking to the leaders of france, germany and the uk on saturday to discuss the armed rebellion and reaffirm support for ukraine, pledging that their commitment to the country remains unchanged. and that's a message that was echoed by secretary of state blinken and secretary of defense austin in several calls to their counterparts abroad, in a show of coordination with key partners and allies. but u.s. officials say it's simply too early to draw any conclusions about what this crisis will mean going forward for both the war in ukraine and president putin's grip on power. willie? >> this obviously has the attention of the world. monica alba at the white house, thanks so much. >>> let's bring in the former u

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biden then left for camp david and was joined by national security adviser jake sullivan who canceledagen in light of the situation in russia. senior white house reporter for msnbc peter nichols joins us now. peter, what are you hearing from the white house on all of these developments? >> the white house has kept deliberately low key strategy. they don't get vladimir putin any kind of opening to say the white house is orchestrating events here, manipulating the situation. there is a -- vladimir putin's problem. these problems of of his own making. and they don't want to necessarily feed any impression or a false narrative from putin that the white house is coordinating this. so as to embarrass him. >> i also understand that you spoke earlier with senator chris coons who said it's on the foreign relations committee and also a closed biden ally. what was his reaction? >> he made a point that shows how this issue could reverberate potentially in the 2024 presidential race. senator coons was saying that biden's response here low key confirmed and allies, conferring with aides, is a sharp

sullivan canceled a trip to denmark. then president biden left for camp david with his son hunter. that's where he spent most of the day. a lot of the nato allies concerned about russia's nuclear stockpile. these aren't just missiles being fired from submarines. they used to come in all shapes and sizes. here was the former cia station chief with the news. >> you have got rush's hold on nuclear weapons. if someone were to gain access to the nuclear weapons, there is a lot at stake. whenever there is instability in russia, the world risks paying a price for it. >> there are reports that vladimir putin fled moscow when the army was bearing down on moscow. last year in ukraine president zelenskyy stayed when a russian convoy was heading towards kyiv. >> he probably left moscow which is an interesting contrast between president putin and president zelenskyy. when the russians got to the outskirts of kyiv. zelenskyy stayed. zelenskyy stayed. and putin apparently left. reporter: president biden and his administration keeping a low profile today most likely because they don't want preside

receiving consistent updates from his national security adviser, jake sullivan, who traveled with him to camp david, that's where the president is expected to be tonight, before he returns to the white house tomorrow. and i can tell you in my conversations with u.s. officials just about how this all started to raise some eyebrows yesterday morning and into the early afternoon, when this was really just bubbling up. it was actually the national security adviser, jake sullivan, who scrapped a trip to copenhagen he was supposed to leave yesterday, to take part in some talks about the war in ukraine with other leaders and to really take stock of where that is right now. and he canceled that because he wanted to stay back and monitor the situation unfolding in russia and really just try to continue to gather intelligence about what was happening on the ground. you also saw the joint chiefs chairman general, mark milley, cancel a trip today to the middle east in similar fashion, to try to really hang back and figure out what was going on. so, that gives you a sense of how the administration is responding

also the president's national security adviser, jake sullivan, he was supposed to e depart for denmark. he is now in camp davidh the president, the president departing a short time ago. he did not peek to the press, though it's very clear that president biden and other european leaders don't want to put a face on this conflict. they have put out statements, of course, and they're all talking to each other right now. now, we did hear earlier from former cia station chief in moscow dan hoffman. this is what he has to say about the events today. >> i think that this standoff is going to carry on. i think that prigozhin has made himself putin's enemy, and that's not going to the change. there are other long-term consequences certainly to the fighting force, the russians have to be concerned about this mutiny from prigozhin and the impact on russia's army and the capacity that they might or might not have to carry on waging war against ukraine. >> reporter: president biden is supposed to attend a long-planned nato summit next month in lithuania and, of course, many people think there's a or porous u.s. southern bor

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is yesterday, the president left the white house to go to camp david where he was accompanied by his national security adviser, jake sullivanhagen on friday that he grabbed to as he'd describe the things happening and russia. as soon as this bubbles up, u.s. officials had their eyebrows, raise they were watching. the alarm bells started to go off. that is why he decided to hang back. that is why we saw similar cancellations from somebody from the joint chief chairman in the middle east yesterday. that really tells you have furiously they were taking it. that's why they were gathering intelligence. they've really been trying to assess how this all happened, in that abrupt reversal that you've been talking about, of, course and to try to get a better sense before trying to get ahead of this, your comments on it. we are going to hear from the secretary of state blinken, who's on the sunday show later this morning, for the first relayed ministry of response all of this should probably reiterate that message of support for ukraine. i think a sane. they will continue to have -- which he's had with other counterparts. to put this

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now president biden has arrived to camp david, the presidential retreat, where he travelled with national security adviser jake sullivanthis is a fast-developing situation, and that he will be briefed as the hours go on. sullivan had a trip to europe planned and canceled that trip as this situation unfolds. joint chiefs chairman mark milley also had a trip planned that he postponed. so clearly a high priority for the white house as they continue to watch this situation. now president biden earlier today also spoke with key leaders. he spoke to the leaders of france, germany, and the united kingdom. in a readout of that call, the white house said that, quote, the leaders discussed the situation in russia. they also affirmed their unwavering support of ukraine. this is a trio that has been closely aligned over the course of the war in ukraine and all leaders that president biden has kept in close touch with. so this is a critical call that happened earlier today. now, of course, as of early january, american officials have been watching this struggle, this power struggle through intelligence between the mercenary wagner

that this must dispatched to denmark he also stayed home in fact jake sullivan is with the president now and hunter bided at camp davidthey took off earlier today. and next month the course biden is supposed to attend a nato's summit on rush as order and right now u.s. officials safe nato is not change its posture. earlier the former u.s. ambassador to ukraine william taylor spoke about what all this means is deal. >> the president belarus has virtually no credibility. neither in his country nor in russia for that matter. so, for him to beat the negotiator is another reason we have not heard the last of the steel. number two we've only heard about alexander lukashenko role from russian process is not entirely clear what role he actually played. clearly it was putin trying to get out of the bind he was in. proximity asking what happens when arrives in belarus as we just heard a satellite state of russia. the biggest concern at the white house the pentagon and langley was russia possesses the largest nuclear stockpile in the woman people nervous as an army was marching on moscow much like napoleon back in 1812, jon. luc

, we know that at this point, senior national security adviser jake sullivan has been briefing president biden regularly at camp davidbeen this weekend. his team is expected to return here to the white house tonight. but i would expect that story to take up a whole new life, really, starting tomorrow morning when more eyes are on this, certainly more questions are being raised as to really what happens now as this continues to develop. >> and certainly folks on capitol hill will also weigh in on that in the coming days. allie raffa at the white house, raf san jose in kyiv, nbc's keir simmons life for us in moscow to start us off, this hour, as we've been saying, there's a lot of questions we are learning more about what the u.s. actually knew of precautions rebellion. and as we mentioned, a source familiar with the matter tells nbc news that in fact u.s. intelligence was aware that prigozhin had been planning a challenge to russia's senior military leaders and briefed congressional leaders last week. secretary of state anthony blinken reacted to their rebellion on meet the press this morning. watch. >> i think it's b

david for the weekend. he is there with his national security advisor, jake sullivan, who canceled a trip to copenhagen that was going to of focus on the situation in ukraine. but clearly with the events of the last 36 hours, there basically has been just a lot of hunkering down, a lot of consultation with the u. s. as allies and partners who are all supporting of the ukranian effort against the russian invasion. but we have not seen any of these leaders in person, certainly to what give any of commentary. the vice president campbell, a harris was on the road today to commemorate the overturning of the national law that of, in the acted abortion in this country. she did not engage with reporters who are travelling with her on this trip. it appears that message, discipline is the order of the moment that there's no benefit from the us as view of doing anything or saying anything that could possibly interfere with the way events are pulling out of in inside russia. okay, thank you. rather than jordan in washington, while i'm joining this job, i on a nazi as a senior research for the washer institute, kings co

sullivan, doing the same. president biden just leaving the white house moments ago, that trip to camp david delayed because presidentn was speaking to top nato allies in europe, very worried about what's going on in russia because people, again, do just not know how this will end. the white house releasing a statement about those series of phone calls. president biden speaking to the leader of france, the leader of germany, the leader of the united kingdom. the leaders discussed the situation in russia, quote, that they also affirmed their unwavering support for ukraine with. so, anita, who is this yevgeny prigozhin who's leading this mercenary army called the wagner group and proceeding north at a rapid pace for moscow? this is putin's private army he used to dispatch to syria and africa over the past few years as a way to spread russian influence and maintain deniability. putin recently sent this force into ukraine when his regular forces failed to conquer kyiv, and they've been locked in a stalemate against ukrainian forces for months. it was the introduction of these mercenaries that proved decisive in the 11-mo

sullivan who was supposed to be in copenhagen for talks on ukraine. instead he remained here in washington. he did travel with president biden to camp david, the presidential retreat. president biden is still there. he will be there tomorrow continually getting briefed on this, but certainly a lot to digest for president biden and other leaders. >> absolutely. kevin, thank you. and we're joined now by a senior fellow at the carnegie russia yo eurasia center. and yesterday was so fast moving and then it suddenly all seemed to be over. have you any sense from your contacts about what happened, what was this deal that prigozhin reached with belarus? >> there are multiple interpretations including some conspiracies. the question is whether it all has been staged with the end goal to it displace sergei sh shoigu. i don't think the complicated explanations are true. they never needed to stage anything to cover up his most radical decisions including the war against ukraine let alone the personal decisions. the conditions are increasingly depressive on its own without any particular pretext. so it was just a general move or let's say angry soldi

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david around midday today. and he did bring with him the national security advisor, jake sullivan. i think the question that he and his officials will want to look at now is really what does president putin's grip on power currently look like? does this change anything in terms of his ability to lead russia? and i think that is something that they will really want to take a very close look at. this is certainly a very volatile moment in the 16 months since this war began, michael. >> indeed, it is thank you. kevin liptak there in washington following things for us. >>> stay with us. when we come back how did the russian media cover the wagner rebellion as it unfolded? >>> also one of the questions at the top of mind now is why did prigozhin call off the uprising and agree to leave russia? some possible answers after the break. lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like which mower makes the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. and picking a a color that po. you got this. we got you. i've become a a bit of an

security adviser jake sullivan was also scheduled to take a trip to denmark to attend a conference, but he ended up attending that conference virtually instead. and he is now at camp davidt biden and is briefing him on all of the latest updates with regard to what is going on in russia. u.s. and western officials continuing to monitor all these fast-moving developments very closely. however, it is unclear at this point to u.s. and western officials just how far yevgeny prigozhin is willing to go with regard to his challenge of russian military leadership in the future. natasha bertran,en on cnn, washington. >>> belarusian president alexander lukashenko has been one of vladimir putin's few close allies. he played a role in bringing saturday's crisis to an end through a negotiated settlement between prigozhin and the kremlin before the situation escalated even further . >> you had an open rebellion against putin's leadership with forces marching on moscow. and lukashenko able to play a role, at least, in defusing that situation for now. and now, if russian officials are to be believed, this is where prigozhin is going to end up. the thing is, belarus is effectively an ext

david and will return to the white house later today. john we, now nbc news white house correspondent, monica alba. monika, the president as we know is being continuously brief or national security adviser jake sullivanite house on this? >> hello there, jonathan. i think it is by design. you are seeing here is some key diplomatic moves behind the scene. that is where the biden administration really wants to put the emphasis right now. they don't want to get ahead of a situation, given the fact that have been developments yesterday, the white house is really briefing the president almost hour by hour. they were following things that closely because things were changing so quickly. what you did see was that the president had this call it saturday morning with the leaders of germany, france and the uk, where they discussed the ongoing situation in russia and where all leaders really reaffirmed their support for ukraine. we did not get more details from that call, but this has been a really coordinated show of support, not just that the president has been doing by phone, but also secretary of state blinken, secretary of the set -- defense austin or both working the phones all day yesterday, to speak with

sullivan this weekend. he was supposed to go to denmark for a conference. instead, he took part in the video conference and went to the cam. davidesident biden to to follow the dynamics of events in russia, it is clear that american officials were taken by surprise, and the speed with which it all unfolded on friday and what it escalated into, of course, these events caused even more shock, but we were told that american intelligence saw signs that prigozhin might be preparing some kind of serious challenge to the russian military leadership and indeed, earlier in the week , intelligence officials briefed congress on the potential for prigozhin to take some sort of the dramatic step was not clear, when exactly this would happen and what would be the ultimate goal of this step, whether he would try to advance towards moscow, or whether he would try to challenge the russian side directly. to the president or it will be just a confrontation with the russian military leadership. they did not know about it , but they saw signs that prigozhin was concentrating military equipment in areas building up forces near russia, so the picture