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demetri, to jill's point why did putin admit that the russian state fully funded the wagner group?> to jill's point, i think at this point he's still seething about this mutiny. he's still thinking about what he can do to go after prigozhin. and i wouldn't be surprised if they open up a case, a criminal case, not necessarily for the mutiny itself, because he promised him amnesty for that, but certainly theft of state resources, corruption, tax evasion, all the things we know that prigozhin has been involved in, are all on the table here from putin's perspective to try to go after him. and by the way, belarus extradites people to russia. he's not that safe in belarus. >> important point as well, jill, following up on that, now that we're seeing these new satellite images suggesting that prigozhin is in belarus, what do you think lies ahead for this exiled wagner chief? >> you know, i think at this point, wolf, he's going to try to make sure that he preserves his empire. that means -- as he gets money from let's say the operations in africa, whether he'll be allowed to keep those, wh

we thought this was the bank of the river demetriou, but it is not. can see the top of a truck —— the river in april. this is the level of the water has reached so far. authorities are really nervous it is going to go higher because of a surge further up the river. 0ne women we have spoken to says her neighbours are trapped down there. she's incredibly worried about them. when you're in this part of kherson, the level of risk really goes up because of the frequent shelling from russian positions not far away. you think about everything people have gone through here with the occupation by russian forces, the subsequent liberation, the heavy fighting, and now this. it is a lot for people to take. this is a sector forever remoulded by the events of the last year. —— this is a city. some breaking news concerning travelling. very important for international travellers as well as domestic in the united kingdom concerning heathrow airport. the unite union has announced what has been described as a major escalation of its dispute with heathrow airport. this i

demetri handles civil affairs.andling security and defense matters in exchange for access to natural resources. wagner has a tight grip on the economy and works very closely with the government. what is uncertain at this stage is where the sympathies lie with the kremlin or with the yevgeny prigozhin. a former russian a special forces soldier and he was in direct contact with yevgeny prigozhin for whom he organized meetings with the head of several african states, unlike in of the afgan republic, he relies more on the russian army for logistical support. it is unknown whether or not ma's supported the failed rebellion. -- if wagner supported the failed rebellion. >> we are watching for all developments. in spite of the mutiny the russian advance against ukraine . continues to hit in the city of these ukraine happened earlier this evening as the poor dining, the governor says many civilians at the scene where there when the missiles struck. the ukrainian governor of the western donbas was awaiting a full confirmatio

demetri joins me now —— we're joined by dmitri alperovitch — a security analyst and co—founder of theolicy accelerator think tank. thank you for being with us. looking at commentary from the state department that have just come in. the us state department saying that everywhere that wagner goes, death and destruction will follow. so the decision by the pachinko to welcome prigozhin to belarus is another example of him choosing the interests of putin over the interests of putin over the interests of putin over the interests of the belarusian people. what is your assessment of what is going on right now?— going on right now? well, certainly president putin _ going on right now? well, certainly president putin has _ going on right now? well, certainly president putin has suffered - president putin has suffered multiple body blows. this mutiny is just the latest in a range of body blows he suffered as he is decimated the russian military, taken hits to the russian military, taken hits to the russian economy due to its isolation and sanctions, and are you have this mutiny taking place. the

away from that and hopefully will be able to reestablish that line but while we do, let's hearfrom demetris hear what he was saying just a little earlier. about the pain on the face of the survivors, and many have been on this boat for days and the lack of water and other basic supplies during the trip and unfortunately, they end up with this wreck. it was a tremendous feeling to see all these people who survived and seeking family and friends of their beloved persons around, having no answers over what really happened. that must be very distressing to witness that in terms of the conversations you've had, what if people sing to you the sorts of numbers that were on this boat, roughly? figs numbers that were on this boat, rou~hl ? �* , numbers that were on this boat, rou~hl? ,. ,, roughly? as we discussed with survivors. _ roughly? as we discussed with survivors, similar _ roughly? as we discussed with survivors, similar to _ roughly? as we discussed with survivors, similar to the i roughly? as we discussed with i survivors, similar to the numbers you havejust mentioned, the boat was filled

>> actually, demetri took my question but let me come up with one on the fly. thank you, ambassador for your time today and your service. i was intrigued he said president trump did trouble me a lot china. he said he also showed a moral weakness. tell us more. are you referring to his hong kong protesters and riders? -- rioters? are there other examples that you remember from your time? >> to me, the most glaring is you do not congratulate the chinese communist party for taking over china 70 years ago. we are not congratulate communism. we condemn it. that is the moral clarity i am talking about. you have to know right from wrong. you never go until someone who is stealing, go get them. someone who is oppressing people to keep oppressing. you do not tell a dictator the way they hold their hand down on their people is a good thing. you congratulate freedom, congratulate democracy, congratulate when people have the individual liberty to do what they need to do. you never congratulate communists. that sends a bad message. what we say matters. countries pay attenti

getting more information on the kremlin's take on what's happened today from the kremlin spokesperson, demetri peskov, who has said that yevgeny prigozhin after leaving his armed forces it seems almost to within distance of moscow where they were a palpable threat to the capital has, in fact, decided to go and live in belarus. peskov, the kremlin spokesperson, in extensive comments explaining what happened here suggested that in fact this deal have been brokered by the president of belarus, alexander lukashenko, who had long known prigozhin, and went on to suggest that wagner fighters who had taken part in this march may get some sort of immunity. they won't be pursued, he's saying, because of the heroism on the front lines. he went to say that wagner fighters who weren't part of the particular insurrection, that's a phrase used by the kremlin today, would in fact be given the opportunity to fight for the russian ministry of defense. none this would impact russia's operations inside of ukraine. frankly, hard to really square dmitry peskov's comments where what we've seen throughout the day. he

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going to be functioning in as a superintendent >> that's where we're setting up the monitor and demetris is here. you don't need to come up. you need to -- she knows this is her job and the lead and this is where, in the reorganization, like, the making clear that in lead, the role of the executive directors are supervising schools. they are going to be focussed on the key, you know, levers and the other word we use, "input," the key inputs are going to make a difference, so that we know this is happening. it's through there -- i don't know what that monitoring will look like. i'm expecting to see progress across all our schools through, you know, through the lead division. >> superintendent, i would chime in and say, core rubric is going to be our tool that we're using, looking at the cultural of learn and our central content and academic ownership and demonstration of learning, all sites are being trained on that tool. our leaders, we have spent this year becoming familiar with that and we'll go deeper in the coming year and we're going to share that more closely with our teachers and

point, the president of uae is there at the event but will not take part in the forum, according to demetrihis schedule will not allow him. that is an interesting indication of kind of the level of international nervousness around russia now. the president of uae going but not prepared to sit on the stage, according to dimitri peskov, because of his schedule. if the of algeria will be there. an interesting show of support for russia in the global south. i think, you know, when i talk to you guys, i try to bring a reality check about russia. i think the global south point, i mean, that segues to to question about the russian people. clearly, president putin will be talking to the russian people. we do have some polling from an organization which is the most trustworthy polling you can get in russia. i think that's very interesting. just the recent polling from may says that putin's approval rating is 82% amongst the russian people, 15% disagreeing with a question about his approval. now, i understand that many russians will answer that question in the way they think they're expected to, but