responded to reporters' questions about the developments in russia and whether russian president mir putinws that he is losing the iraq war. he went on to say that it is difficult to say that putin has been weakened in recent developments or that biden has become one of the recurring topics of the media, and this 80-year-old american president gives new bulls every now and then. the world is gone the minister of roads and urban development wished him well, calling the discrediting of normal and proxy documents a historical unraveler in unraveling the darkness in organizing the housing market, and mr. bazerpash said that the credit born from informal transactions and promissory notes is the main tool for monitoring and controlling the housing market, official documents in real estate transactions will become official and valid, and unofficial official documents should be removed from the circuit. this is the main tool for controlling the housing and rental market. if you do not come across official documents, you will not be able to find out who these properties were sold to. at what price

so what's next after the march of mercenaries or near march as v mir putin as putin faces the most significantto his power? joining me is amy klobuchar of minnesota. welcome back to "meet the press." >> great to be back on. thanks, chuck. >> as you were watching things unfold this weekend, first, did you feel as though you were well informed? how many briefings have you been able to get and what -- what do you want us to do? does this at all shake your resolve about what we're doing in ukraine? >> the opposite. we saw here a demonstrable crack in vladimir putin's strength. we saw visible rejection of his war policy by someone who had been an ally and now it turned into insubordination, taking over a city of a million people, marching his troops and his tanks within 124 miles of moscow, and then you see putin having to condemn this on their own country's tv. that's what happened, and then on the other side -- and by the way, this was a guy who had hired mercenaries in sibia and libya, someone who started an internet troll warm in moscow to attack the american elections and on the other side you

now, on an entirely different matter, as i discussed repeeltedly, lad mir putin's brutal escalation in creak has prompted america's european allies to take their commitments to collective defense entirely more seriously. meanwhile, on the other side of the world, russia's authoritarian aggression has reinforced a reality our friends in the indo-pacific understand all too well. from communist china's backyard, america's partners in japan, taiwan, and elsewhere see the clear connection between ukraine's fight against putin's russia and the threats they face closer to home. and they haven't been shy about calling it out. last year japanese prime minister said, quote, ukraine might be east asia tomorrow. we may show there are consequences to the attack. the japanese defense minister put it this way. if the international community somehow allows or condones russia's aggression, it might send a wrong message that such actions can be tolerated in other parts of the world. last month taiwan's imaferred delivered the same message. support for ukraine is relevant to us because it helps to deter.

vladimirof putin's regime security today is more perilous than it's ever been, and prigozhin exposed that prigozhin destroyen exposed anye for unity of command by so derisively criticizingd by s mir of defense scheuer and the army chief of staff garrus himself. >> h oe lost 20,000 of his guys0 in parliament and it would have been in existential crisis for him as the leader of wagner if he didn't blame somebody for it. he's had a longstanding feud with shoigu, who is one of w putin's key advisers. putin relies on three guys shoigu, the minister of the defense. he relies on the national security adviser, patrushe v, 't and the director of the fsb, bortnikov. >> so i don't see any of this happening. vladimir putin is rebecca saying it's an interesting theoryvladimir it', but i don'ty evidence to support it? >> well, it would have to be a yeah. >> listen, we have putin's nowda targeted residential areas left and right. >> hospitals, schools, infrastructure. indiscriminateols infrastruc muf kids. him being dead. it makes me happkidsy. r >> however, that doesn't mean prigozhin is going to be the answerprigozhi either, becae doesn't seem particularly like a man with a heart that careopl