only be good news for ukraine. yevgeny prigozhin even openly defied putin by accusing moscow of lying to the public over its justification for the entire invasion. we always say russia as an empire built on lies will implode and something tells me that what happened yesterday is probably just the beginning of a larger self destruction of this empire of evil of course what makes russia weaker makes us stronger and breaks, brings our victory closer. but that s only going to happen if ukraine keeps fighting. in fact analysts say the instability in russia should harden restroom resolve to keep up supply of aid to kyiv. victory is possible only in situations when that will facilitate
putin feax is at death s door allegedly poisoned too and accusing moscow of orchestrating this, the kremlin rejects this but the family is adamant. to put someone in this state after a year of imprisonment was unexpected. for years, kremlin critics have been ruthlessly silenced like anna, russia s most prominent investigative journalist until she was gunned down in her moscow apartment building in 2006. or former russian agent poisoned in london in the same year. in 2018, a former russian spy, sir gay and his daughter were poisoned in britain using a potent nerve agent. they survived. few years before, russia s
at death s door, allegedly poisoned, too, and accusing moscow of orchestrating his plight. the kremlin rejects the allegation. but his family are adamant. to put somebody in this state after a year of imprisonment, that was unexpected. reporter: but for years kremlin critics have been ruthlessly silent, like russia s most prominent investigative journalist until she was gunned down in her moscow apartment building in 2006. or a former russian fsb agent poisoned in london in the same year with a radioactive isotope. in 2018, a former russian spy and his daughter were poisoned in britain using a potent nerve agent. he survived. three years before, russia s
unacceptable. but the price of speaking out against putin s russia is extraordinarily high, too. case in point, the former president of georgia, whose country lost a brief war with russia in 2008. my small nation will never give up freedom, will never give a square mile. two years ago, mikhail was kb imprisoned in georgia on what his supporters say were trumped up charges. now this one-time putin foe is at death s door, allegedly poisoned, too, and accusing moscow of orchestrating his plight. the kremlin rejects the allegation. but his family are adamant. to put somebody in this state, after just a year of imprisonment. that was unexpected. but for years, kremlin critics have been ruthlessly silenced, like russia s most prominent investigative journalist, until
at the hands of kremlin agents. he was allegedly poisoned again in 2017 and survived that too, only to be imprisoned last april on charges ranging from disobeying the police to treason. the price of silence, kar-muza wrote from jail, was simply unacceptable. the price of speaking out against putin s russia is extraordinarily high too. case in point, the former president of georgia, whose country lost a brief war with russia in 2008. my small nation will never give up freedom, will never give a square mile. reporter: two years ago, he was imprisoned in georgia on what his supporters say were trumped-up charges. now this onetime putin foe is at death s door, allegedly poisoned too, and accusing moscow of